I don’t. It’s very rare I want to remember something forever.

Passing cookies from your browser can help.

Nevermind, I get it now.

Why are you blocking lemmy.ml to begin with? Sure some of their users are annoying as fuck but you’ll find people like that anywhere online.

Yeah I get that and I’m not disagreeing. But why port it at all, that being the case?

I like Debian. I don’t really use it anymore but it’s solid. I only really use Arch these days.

I thought Mint was just Ubuntu without Snaps.

That’s so cool

Nevermind, she’s sticking with Linux. Tinkering with it actually fixed most of the major issues.

If you want to use Linux, please choose AMD. I helped install CachyOS on my sister’s RTX 5080 system and its horrible. 40% performance loss. She’s going back to Windows.

Edit: Not entirely accurate

I love snakes! So cute!

They look fun, are they loud?

awwwww kitty

Koi has been broken for me lately lol. It rarely switches over automatically.

Fucking finally

Music, films, and video games. Probably just art in general. Also having friends but I haven’t had any irl ones in a while.

Edit: I got P.T. running on a hacked PS4 and that made me real happy. Especially because I didn’t know what I was doing.

I’m of the opinion that so long as it is understandable it does not matter. English was once written as it sounded and there was no spelling consistancy. Those who were literate had little issue with it.

Some related reading: https://ctcamp.franklinresearch.uga.edu/resources/reading-middle-english https://cb45.hsites.harvard.edu/middle-english-basic-pronunciation-and-grammar

Edit: Okay my rant is more related to spelling than grammar but still interesting.

HDR broke for me

Certain videos won’t play in any media player. Also occasional graphical glitches in Plasma for me. No issues with games oddly enough.

Edit: I’m using Arch but I’d expect these issues to be distro-agnostic. Though I’m fine with being wrong.

I’d say try Kubuntu. It’s like Ubuntu but with KDE (Windows-like user interface) instead of GNOME (shitty Mac clone turned tablet like interface). It’s well-supported and is easy to use. Also supports new technologies like HDR which Mint is lacking. Though you can install KDE on pretty much any distro (Mint included) but it’s a good starting place.

Note to fellow Linux veterans: Yes, I know snaps suck but it is not something new users need concearn themselves with. Kubuntu is a great distro except for snaps which aren’t going to affect OP’s use-case (or most use-cases. Also sorry for shitting on GNOME so much. If you like it that’s cool, I just don’t think we should be recomending it to people coming from Windows.