Since you mention the d-pad. It was patented, so all the big companies had their own legally distinct spins on it. Nintendo has their cross; sega had a circle thing; Sony had discrete buttons, Microsoft had a different circle thing.
The Nintendo patent actually expired a number of years ago now, so nowadays the cross is showing up more places.
Some distros require secure boot to be disabled. And things like Windows fast boot. Try rebooting into bios and ensuring the various boot “features” are disabled.
If the economy cannot survive without the exploitation of the masses then it should fucking die.
Disclaimer, I am cis.
Friend 1 chose a name, but later switched to a variation of her middle name.
Friend 2 chose a masc name when they were first experimenting with their new identity. Switched between they/he/they over about 6 mo. Finally seems to have settled on a gender neutral name and pronouns.
Friend 3 chose a variation of their given name and then eventually a different name entirely.
Friend 4 I didn’t know until after he was already comfortable in his identity. He uses a variation of his given name.
Coworker 1 uses a word that isnt traditionally a name.
All that to say, from what I’ve seen there’s a lot of options, and none of them are wrong. You might find that your initial choice doesn’t fit quite right, and it’s okay to experiment.
I’ve not been on linux for long, but I like my kubuntu system. Took a bit of fiddling (non standard video drivers, non standard Proton for steam, wayland was buggy on my hardware), but now it’s been working a treat for both gaming and productivity.
Judging by the sentiments for Ubuntu on here, I feel like it’s unfairly maligned. It seems like everyone wants Linux to be easier to adopt by the masses, but they don’t like the distros that fill that niche.
So would it be accurate to say that autism is on a spectrum that also includes non-autistic people?
Wtf? If they’re required to be there then pay them! That goes for every job.
I didn’t even know music had a temperature! I still have so much to learn about earth culture.
It wouldn’t be the first time that he’s done something because Barron says all of his supporters want him to.
When you see your role in something coming to an end and you lose motivation and desire to continue. A similar slang word is senioritis, when you’re ending your secondary school education.
That’s really hard to narrow down; I suspect that she didn’t really want me from some point in childhood onward. When I was a teen she said that her duty to God was completed once I turned 18, and she’d be rid of me. When I turned 17, she developed short-timers syndrome, if you’ll pardon the slang, and I was kicked out. God’s gonna be so maaaaaaaddd!
It was hard going for 10 or so years, but I’m 38 now and doing just fine.
This post is so bizarre. It’s like they only asked the question in order to push people to watch a playthrough as if it’s some sort of “gotcha.”
But they aren’t the same thing to, I’d say, most people. It’s like I asked someone, “Where on earth have you anyways wanted to visit?” and then said, “Why haven’t you looked at pictures then, idiot!”
E: omg forget my whole comment. I agree with you that the name sucks.
I mostly don’t like that role is typically an intuitive name, and now suddenly it means something I wouldn’t expect. Why add confusion to your code? I don’t always remember what I meant week to week, much less if someone else wrote it.
I was kicked out at 17. I was homeless for a short while, and spent some further time couch-surfing and then in what we essentially a halfway home. My 20s were rough, barely scraping by financially. But you can survive a lot in your 20s, and I’m glad I made it through.
I’m now 38, and it’s difficult to condense the journey I’ve had into a few paragraphs. I got married this year. We own a house in a beautiful, tree-filled neighborhood. I’m a software development team lead despite no degree or formal training.
My life wouldn’t be the same without the kindness of friends and strangers, second chances, and a sense of fierce and defiant optimism.
“find it!” will cause her to search everywhere for her toy. For the other one, it’s whichever starts yodeling if I splash water into the air. I’ve never heard another creature make the noises he does
I’ve written semi-personal tools that other team members sometimes use that will break in 2100. The comments note this and really hope they aren’t still using these by then
“Song 2” was especially good.
It’s amazing how long I can stay pissed about how WebOS was squandered. My Pre had personality; it’s the only mobile I actually miss (aside from nostalgia).
Yeah. First I ball it up and scrub the perimeter before unfurling it and scrubbing back and forth at different angles.
It’s so dumb I have to assume it’s satire