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Another nice feature to have would be to be able to see which posts we’ve read but, yeah, it’d be nice to get the notifications working correctly 🙂

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Good that it’s known about. Hopefully they can get it fixed in the next update! 🙂

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And done!

Sorry, the most recent one was in the comments on the blog. I can increase the rounding some more, too, and can certainly add more more rounding elsewhere 🙂

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Yeah, I may need to ask them on their forums if I decide I don’t like Pop OS

Nice list! Will keep it handy!

Yeah, if it weren’t for the poor VR support, I’d probably try forgoing Windows entirely. I also may need to install the drivers for the fan controller.

Hopefully *nix VR support will reach feature parity with Windows soon!

We definitely need to get something cooking! On that note, we’ll probably want an ideas thread at some point 🙂

It’s got two 1 TB NVM drives. I plan on putting Windows on one and *nix on the other so that should help. I don’t use a whole lot of space, generally, so hopefully that will be enough. Sounds good, will look into the health reports 🙂

I always try to turn off autosaving with applications and games partly to reduce wear and tear on the drive but coding has a lot of writes due to the nature of it so splitting up the use of the drives should help somewhat 🙂

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Most of the special landmarks in the area have been taken over by the enemy! We need some spoiler tag support or similar 😛

I’m currently trying to liberate the Old Man’s hut, which is a bit difficult. The Yiga clan has barricaded the area so you’re fighting in a cramped space. I’ll drive them out! Just going to take a few lives! 😛

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It’s a Logitech G502. My previous mouse was a G9. I quite like it: it’s nice and big for my large hands and only has the buttons I need and no more. I’ll probably get the same model when I replace it 🙂

I had a mouse break on me in the middle of using it once. Not fun! 🙁

Yeah, I’m not sure. The main thing I was thinking of was seeing if it boots properly and then runs correctly from the image. If so, that does narrow things down a bit. Have you done any BIOS or firmware upgrades recently?

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Been looking at scientific journals again and, while there are a lot of them, Science and Nature, along with their affiliates, look rather promising

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Okay, yeah, I now see what you mean. Just clicked on a notification and it sent me to the post before the one it was supposed to. Weird!

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Okay, got it up 🙂

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So there’s a side quest that takes you back to the starting area from Breath of the Wild. The area has undergone some changes though: it’s now filled with with very high level enemies and is quite dangerous! Of course, I’m still exploring it 😀

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Doing some reading, it looks like VR has pretty shoddy Linux support even when using the compatibility layers so I may want Windows if only for that. Yeah, I’ll definitely want a thread up so we can discuss things further. Give me a bit more!

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Oh, that’s a web browser feature combined with the clipboard. They often preserve the formatting but it’s not always how the web application will format it. Ctrl-shift-V removes the formatting while standard copy preserves it. From the sounds of it, the editor here mostly ignores the existing formatting.

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Yeah, been getting it a lot over here. Starting to copy the post before I submit just in case. I really need to get in the habit of hitting refresh!

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That’s a thought! 🙂

Got the domain renewed the other week 🙂

Sounds good. Hopefully he’ll respond soon! 🙂

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And done! Had to add the border-radius to several boxes due to the overlap. 🙂

What next?

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Yep, I’ve got it 🙂

Yeah, they keep wanting to be opened by a mail reader and I can’t seem to force the browser to read the files so I’ve been looking through them in a text editor. 😛

There aren’t too many so it may not be too much of a pain to update the image links when we get to that step 🙂

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Will do! Give me a bit 🙂

Not a big fan of IDEs myself, I’m often more efficient with just a basic text-editor with syntax highlighting such as Geany and then using something like MinGW 64 to build for Windows. 🙂

Yep, Vulkan was what I was thinking of. I guess I can always try it first on Linux and see how the experience is before getting Windows. Way too much for me to catch up on! Probably a good idea to add this to a thread to help me decide. Will get it up soon! 🙂

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Sorry! It’s this one 🙂

I really do enjoy it even if I’m not very good. Never been very good at games but that’s okay!

When GOG was giving away Neverwinter, the servers went down for almost a week! They wound up giving it away again a few months later as a result 😛

Hot and humid! It’s horrible! I cheated the other day and grabbed some ice cream on the way home from my walk, though, so that helped 😛

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Still waiting so I’m working on catching up with what I’ve missed over the last few years and reading up on FreeBSD. 🙂

With regards to Linux, if I stick with it, it sounds like I may not need Windows after all with the new compatibility layer for games? Definitely worth looking into more. Granted, I may still need to install Windows so that I have a better testing environment for code. Nothing beats testing out code like a native system, even I do prefer to compile using the *nix tools (the Windows dev environment gives me headaches! 😛 ). So much to consider! Still concerned about SSD lifespan, even though everyone keeps trying to reassure me that it’s not a problem with current technology. I’m sure they’re right but the nagging concern hasn’t gone away 😛

As for FreeBSD, it sounds like it’ll do nicely but I haven’t been able to get good information on graphics support. OpenBSD supposedly supports current cards but I haven’t managed to find anything out on FreeBSD. Their AMD graphics matrix doesn’t have much in the way of current cards on it, either, saying if they work or not even though the page was edited in the last few days. More investigation is definitely needed as I’d really like to try out something new if I can

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And watched the last one! Even with the plot holes and paradoxes, they’re wonderful films! 😀

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