Private trackers. I think common ones. If you search them with “tracker” you’ll probably find them.
Private trackers. I think common ones. If you search them with “tracker” you’ll probably find them.
Good to know! I’ll add it to the ever growing list
Is the rest of the series good? I read the first one and thought it was pretty good but a reasonably well wrapped up story by the end
Book 4 is a bit slow but it picks up a lot after that.
That said don’t feel obligated to read something that Doesn’t interest you of course
Pain to me is not really that important a metric. Figure out where you think it’ll bring you the most joy. Most of mine are reasonably visible and I’m very glad for it. Tattoos are much less stigmatized than before.
As for durability, as long as you take good care of it while it heals and you wear sun screen after, most places other than hands and feet will likely do well. Less sun the better but that makes them hard to look at most of the time.
I use semimak mainly but use qwerty often and I feel like there’s no problem with using both at all. This is just my experience though. When I first learned Dvorak and dropped qwerty I completely lost qwerty but it came back really easily later when I started using it more
My issue with the silo trilogy is the end kinda drags on a little bit and you’re just waiting for it to come. Otherwise I really like those books. There’s also a show Thats Apparently really good too!
I use win11 at work sadly so I’m stick with it there. I find the new context menu unusable so I prefer the old one
I’m using 7zip on win11. You need to get into the old context menu to see it tho. You can edit the registry to make the old one the default too.
No idea why it’s a registry edit but Microsoft will do what they will
PIA also allows port forwarding but its a random port
Replying to say this is correct regarding the grammar
I’m referring to the issue outlined here. Thanks for the link to that problem, I haven’t encountered it yet but I haven’t played with Wayland/KDE6 all too much yet
Changing the scaling either zooms my higher resolution display in too much or zooms the lower resolution display out too much. Maybe the scaling is the only solution though
I can change the scaling of the smaller display to fix it but then everything is too small. I’m not familiar with any other way to fix it. I’ve browsed online to no avail as well
Yeah, X does it too but I have a solution with cursr. That app unfortunately hasn’t been ported to Wayland which is why I’m looking for alternative solutions.
As the other person said, I’ve tested in Wayland in KDE
Thank you for that insight. I didn’t end up using this but as you said, this is very powerful and I’m glad I know it exists!
Thanks both for the information and the confidence. I went ahead and deleted the gnome packages and nothing seems broken so far. The dnf remove @gnome-destop
didn’t work, but dnf remove gnome-*
worked. I made sure all the packages being removed were ones I no longer wanted and all looks well!
I have windows and linux on different drives and windows killed my bootloader this week anyway lol
Been with purely mail for about a year and it’s been great!