I watch anime professionally? I guess I'm writing anime reviews now, or something?
DLSantini
joined 1 year ago
About 14TB. Which reminds me, gonna need a new drive to drop in the NAS soon.
Crocs. Fuck your ugly, very gross-looking wannabe sandal. And why the fuck do they always look like you just pulled them from a landfill, and marinated them in toxic waste?
Windows 11, but I just finally got around to switching back to Garuda Linux last night. We'll see how it goes. Still have a lot of headaches and assorted annoyances to work out.
Either he'll run and keep ripping the Republican party to shreds, or he'll drop dead. Either way, it's a win.
I've been using it for the last year or so, no issues, as long as I confirm there are no breaking changes before updating my docker container. My only real problem is that I sorely, SORELY, miss the editing features I had in Google photos. There's been more than a couple of times now that I needed to quickly edit a photo as I would have done with Google photos, and when I couldn't, got aggravated enough to consider switching back. Still chugging along on immich, though. Still holding out hope that one day they'll add at least some basic editing features.
Thanks to growing up around trash (the people, not necessarily the music), I hated music for a long time. So when I was 10, nothing. But when I was 13 or so ('95 or '96) I was walking down the street and found a CD in the road. Green Day's dookie. That was that. Still listen to that album at least every few months.
Every type of community I could want to participate in almost certainly exists, if not multiple, and actually has other people there. More than a few things I've tried to find an equivalent for on Lemmy, and it either didn't exist at all, or was made at some point but is fully dead.
But I abandoned reddit maybe 2 or 3 years ago, since pretty much everywhere was becoming (even more of) a toxic cesspool.
- Decades-long crippling social anxiety
- Money
Beheading kings.
Yes. Yes it is. I had a single Windows install that was my main system. I eventually decided to semi-switch to Linux, and passed that SSD through to a VM, along with the GPU and half of my USB ports in order to continue running that Windows install for gaming and Adobe stuff. You just have to keep messing around with the config of the VM, and look up info about getting your UUID from Windows to add to your VM config, so your Windows license/activation will keep working as is. There are guides and info for all of this if you Google around. Don't remember exactly where I found those guides, as I ran that setup for about year and then switched that Windows install back to bare metal, and it has been about another year since then. I do remember that I got the same boot issues as you when switching back and forth between bare metal and VM, and I had to run the Windows boot repair tools to get everything working. Trying looking into that.