Omega_Jimes @ Omega_Jimes @lemmy.ca

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I love the idea of these houses, but I think multi family plans should be considered as well. I'm sure they could drum up plans for multi level triplexes that would fit on many lots in cities where density is an issue.

The only thing stopping Fortnite from running on Linux is the anticheat. The anticheat it uses it made by Epic, and has a specific option for WINE compatibility.

That's the most frustrating thing. I have 3 mesh waps in my house, but if you connect in a different room you get 2.4ghz. At this point I need a mesh wap in every room.

As the wavelengths get shorter, so too does my patience :/

Will I be able to use it in another room? Because wow wifi 5 was awful, and 6 isn't that much better.

I think you've invented dryer lint.

There's a saying: if alternative medicine worked, it would just be called "medicine".

My first thought was " Who has a PLC in their home?".

I've never had anyone tell me operations with the same priority can be done either way, it's always been left to right.

Until Strange New World came out, Orville was my favorite Trek since TNG.

Who cares what other people think of you're having fun?

Personally, I've never really had a good experience with mobile games. I keep trying, but the games I get recommended seem shallow, and I have a serious aversion to ads so that ruins most mobile experiences for me. The games I have enjoyed on mobile are mostly puzzle games, or clones and ports of games from other systems. But who cares what I think if you have fun. My partner spends way more time playing games on their phone than on PC or PS5. Different strokes, and all that.

Oh man. I've been using logseq, but being able to draw and scribble on my notes makes this mighty appealing...

I own many many hard books that I've purchased or had ordered from my local bookstores.

I also have a kindle that I use every evening and have never paid for an ebook.

It's a nightmare. I couldn't find a method that worked so I ended up using an older PDF.

I stopped for a long time, but I've continued with the launches of things like Metalocalypse or Venture Bros. Smaller productions that I want to support but aren't streaming in my country.

Heck, back when Metalocalypse released their first movie there was a limited edition version with a skull cup that was only available in Australia for some reason. I imported the set for my SO, and I had to rip the bluray myself :/

My dad always said that it should fit an 4x8 sheet of plywood laying down. Also that if you don't need to haul 4x8 sheets of plywood on the regular then you probably don't need a truck.

I've never owned a truck, and there honestly hasn't been mant times when my Mazda 3 wont do. . Six drawer dresser - check. Queen size mattress-check. Hockey bags and kids- check. Visitors from the airport and luggage- check. Ikea furniture-sometimes sticks out the back.

Always be on guard and claim no allegiance to any huge company.

Also, Valve have been pretty consumer friendly for 20 years.

I can appreciate that. I wonder if I can set a rule that it displays a certain workspace after unlocking...

I'm always curious how long people spend staying at their desktops. My laptop has six virtual desktops and I can't see the background on any of them.

One for each uni course and one for general use, and they all have 2-3 windows open. It's super handy for school since I can just swipe and pick up where I left off on every course.

Edit: That's not to take away from a gorgeous desktop. It looks really nice.

President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho. That's where that country is headed.

This guy thinks you can do what you want with Windows.

Disabling updates is such a ridiculous thing because sometimes it works, and sometimes Windows just ignores you.

I've literally had two exact model laptops running as local render servers, fully updated, then disabled updates/reboots on both, around a month later one updated and rebooted dumping my workload and corrupting my database. Disabling anything on Windows doesn't always work, it does what it wants.