Isn’t it easier just to cover solar panels with reflective material, so they stop producing energy?

When I turn on my PC and can’t decide what I want to play, I launch Balatro. Easy choice.

Rubber duck debugging often helps.

Han “Duck” Solo.

I don’t like being on this picture.

I’ve recently convinced my daughter to try Mint on her system. She has GF 1650 and it worked out of the box with propietary Nvidia driver (nothing needed to install additionally, with the option to switch to open source driver). Really, it’s not worse than on Windows.

As hard as plugging in a USB with OS and follow instructions.

The fact that people HAD to learn to use Windows, too. It’s just in the past and appears easy because they already can. If a person used computers with Linux from the start, it would be as easy for them as for Windows users.

Arch heretic here (long time Mint user).

At least with OS you have a choice.

According to physics, movement is relative. So both you and bug family are right.

WINE Is Not An Emulator Is Not An Emulator.

Problem is unclear. Is bee volume approximated as a cube, sphere or some other shape?

I have the same question as thread starter. Do you move cursor with a joystick or use something else to select units, waypoints, etc.? I am a keyboard-mouse person and find using keyboard much more convenient than gamepad even in games that have gamepad as recommended input (like Castle Crashers and some platformers).

Used to successfully play shooters with keyboard only before mouse era (the last I remember vividly is Project IGI). But now I’m terrified at the thought of playing shooter or RTS without mouse.

Also curious how (if) people play DotA2 with controller.

Empty words. Not only they don’t belive in their god, but also such a god, if existed, would hardly be happy of destruction of the world he created. So, if there are different sorts of hell, those who are responsible of world destruction would go to the worst sort of it.

There’s a sci-fi movie from USSR, “Kin-dza-dza”. The natives of another planet in another galaxy were telepathes, but used language consisting of only a few words. “Koo” was for almost any word, “kiu” for swearing, “ketse” for matches (most valuable asset) and a few more. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kin-dza-dza!

Morden computers have hardware that generates entropy. It is used for cryptography.

Also, when creating password for yourself, you can use a simple physical dice, it’s truly random.

It is much better with a specialized strap, like this one for Quest: https://www.bobovr.com/ . Why standard one is so crappy, to the point of causing pain, is beyond my comprehension.

Now it reminded me of Vladimir Sorokin’s “Horse soup”. Time to read it again.

Isn’t there rule 34?