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Time for another dose of mayonnaise lol!

Glad that worked out

Plasma 6 is still not nearly as stable as Plasma 5 anyway, it often crashes when I merely click on a launcher. If he's not going to do any gaming on Linux then Debian may be a better option than Ubuntu. Debian is pretty good these days and with none of of the Ubuntu nonsense, though it will get crus...

I've been hearing about Bazzite recently and watched a few videos. It's a recreation of the Steam Deck OS (SteamOS). It can either be done as a console install or desktop. It's based on an immutable version of Fedora, but seems to work very well from what I've seen and read. I thought I might try it...

lol!

I'm surprised to hear Manjaro is still on Plasma 5. Slackware-Current is still on Plasma 5, but that's not surprising considering how long he stayed with Plasma 4

You can avoid paying those insane prices for a Windows key. There are sites that sell legit keys for $20 - $40, I got a Win10 one over a year ago for a small machine where I've occasionally needed a Windows install, and a Win10 key last summer for a test machine (the one with the Intel Arc card) wit...

Alternate reality Wizard of Oz

Congrats!

I think I can safely say at this point that I will never have grandkids or kids

JayzTwoCents did a video on this topic:

I bet if you ever did go back they wouldn't make the same mistake :lol: How about the dressing used in Big Macs? I haven''t had one since I was a kid but I remember it being something different from mayonnaise. I've always liked mayonnaise in sandwiches but I rarely have any these days, and can't re...

They do look good, they'd fit right in in a lot of games.

Since you're not going back to that DLC, here's what the last 5 mins of it looks like, including Chorizo vomiting up an alternate reality slug creature

Yeah that's what I've been doing for quite a while now when that happens.

During a meeting this morning I had a large (but not full screen) ad pop up on my work Windows 10 laptop. It was for some Microsoft service, I was only in a meeting at the time and on a different screen, but if I had been working that would have covered up my work area on that screen. It reminded me...

I got it to work via Proxmox (also uses qemu) to install a Windows 11 VM. There it's just a matter of adding a virtual TPM module in the hardware section of the web GUI. Similar in Virt-Manager.

I was glad when that DLC was finally over lol! It gets more frantic near the end but you get access to much better weapons.

That happened to me when work switched me from using their remote virtual machine to the laptop. Their VM was based in Texas or Florida, and right after I started using the laptop I got a message from the client facilities IT department about the change in location, and I had to change my password.

Yeah a lot of people will click on the link in the email rather than going directly to the site. At the top of the notification it says "attempt" so maybe they didn't succeed. Back in those days my passwords weren't nearly as strong as now so I wasn't sure what I'd find. I don't see any ac...

I've never used Twitter, back when it first started I created an account but never used it. Lately I've been getting email notifications that someone has been trying access my account. The same thing happened once with my old apple account which I also don't use (I used it for iTunes about 20 years ...

lol!

We may have dodged a bullet by going with 12th gen. Owners of Intel’s latest 13th and 14th Gen Core i9 desktop processors have been noticing an increase in game crashes in recent months. It’s happening in games like The Finals, Fortnite, and Tekken 8, and has even led Epic Games to issue a support n...

Give it to your sister for her machine and get yourself a Gigabyte board :D In actuality though it would probably be cheaper to get her an AMD board and processor vs a Gigabyte board for you and an Intel processor for her machine, unless you ultimately end up deciding to get a Gigabyte board down th...

It's been a while but most likely some of them were MSI. One of them was a Supermicro board which only started doing that after I flashed the BIOS in an attempt to solve another issue. My Gigabyte board was $170 US, so about $235 CA. It solved all the issues I had with the MSI board and gave me more...

Saw this on FB.

They're pretty good. I listened to the first one, I'll listen to the others later.

I have had an occasional machine that would immediately start back up after shutting it down, it was very annoying. I had to reach back and use the power supply switch to keep it off.

Interesting case, and Nada was interesting too

Different, but not bad

Thanks Jan

Thanks GK. Sorry to hear you had to go through that. My older brother had a heart attack and a coronary bypass a number of years ago.