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I was in theatre school for a while. We touched on everything related to a theatre production, including sound. Our tech would always test his setup with Paul Simon’s Getting Ready For Christmas Day.
I’ve heard that song used to calibrate audio setups so often that it’s become easy to identify any issues when I hear it.
How dare anyone enjoy a thing differently than you!
Your parents sound like shitty psychiatrists.
I’d love some examples if you care to share!
There is a difference between “calling everyone a nazi, racist, and transphobe” and calling out Nazis, racists, and transphobes, and a lot of people fail to grasp that nuance. From what I’ve seen so far in your comments, you’re giving off the vibe of someone who either doesn’t understand that nuance, or willfully avoids it.
Again, would love some examples if this isn’t the case.
I work in a café and the comments I overhear men saying to my feminine coworkers are insane. I get some weird comments sometimes (I’m pretty visibly queer) but it’s nothing compared to them. I honestly don’t know how women deal with it.
I’m very curious at to what these “far-left” extreme views that the media (owned by billionaires) are espousing. The only news I see is either aligned with fascists or the milquetoastiest of liberalism.
(I’ll bet anyone here 5$ that this guy considers “racial minorities and trans people deserve human rights” to be an extremist position)
Thanks for not participating in the vehicular arms race!
I think this advice made more sense when the majority drove reasonably-sized vehicles rather than the huge trucks and SUVs that pollute our roads now (at least in North America).
I wouldn’t be surprised if this bit of advice contributes to the problem in OP.
I love how all of this was just to avoid asking a family member “hey can I change some settings on your router to fix the Wi-Fi?”
I mean, I get it. More often than not you’ll either become the de facto tech support or they’ll find a way to blame you the next time something doesn’t work.
I scanned the whole page and I didn’t see this censorship you allude to, I did see a couple of uncensored “fucks” though.
Was this thread better without it?
Yes.
I, and I assume most people, go into the comments on Lemmy to interact with other people. If I wanted to fucking chit-chat with an LLM (why you’d want to do that, I can’t fathom), I’d go do that. We all have access to LLMs if we wish to have bullshit with a veneer of eloquency spouted at us.
You’re mistakenly assuming the attributes are binary, stuff like screen resolution, regions, languages all have many possible values to help narrow down and identify you. It really doesn’t take that many for you to be identifiable.
You don’t need 5 posts a day for a community to survive here. There’s not that many people on Lemmy, things are a bit slower paced.
I mod !bicycles@lemmy.ca and we’d be lucky to have one post per day, yet I think it’s still a relatively healthy community, with a decent amount of engagement on most posts.
It’s a complete guide for beginners, they never claim to be a complete list of display managers.
Have you tried updating your BIOS? If your PC allows you to boot from a USB :P
I don’t have any specific recommendations for a stacking WM, but I doubt trying to force Hyprland into stacking would be your best option.
Based on your wants and a very quick search, I’d maybe check out Wayfire.
You need to add an exclamation mark before the if you want to embed an image, like this:
I think context matters. My queer friends and I will call each other the f-slur, but I wouldn’t use it at a family supper, for example. Likewise, I think the tone is different using “gay” in a queer meme community versus in a serious discussion on a news community.
“That’s how they do it on 4chan” is probably one of the worst possible justifications for one’s behaviour.
I used to pirate movies my older neighbour wanted to see and burn them on blank DVDs because she felt way more comfortable having discs than streaming. That could be an option if you have a tech-averse person in your life you care about.
She had a bunch of empty cases too, and would make customer covers for each movie with a sharpie and a piece of paper.