Finally back on a gnome distro that supports GRUB2, and loving it so far. The exception being that every time something moves, there is a weird line in the middle of my monitor that almost "splits" the screen in half, like it's off by a pixel or something. this isn't really present in static images though. it's pretty infuriating. when trying to record an example to share with you guys, i noticed it for whatever reason just doesn't even happen while recording my screen with GPUScreenRecorder. Does anyone have any ideas on what this could be?btw, this didn't happen on mint when i was using that distro. Thank you!

I don't know much internet history, but i've heard tales of a message board called stormfront? was that a subreddit? does it have anything to do with ?

my backups were on a flashdrive that i lost yesterday

going from linux mint to fedora because i really miss gnome, and i would like to keep my data and games from lutris. 99% of my games are just gog installers running from wine and preinstalled steamunlocked games, so i doubt it'd be too hard to get it all back but to save some time i'd really rather do this. i can't find shit on google or youtube since SEO and Ai garbage has just flooded everything, and looking for anything via youtube search is just a futile mission. does anyone know how to do this process? thanks in advance, everyone have a great day!

My parents texted me about this "zevia" soda shit that's sweetened with stevia extract which is supposedly 0 calories, thus healthy. but knowing other "diet" sodas that doesn't mean its good for you, and i can't find any studies on the effects of it and i'm super confused. apparently indigenous people would use the whole leaf as a sweetener, but the extract may be different? is it a fruit juice situation, where removing the rest of the leaf removes all of the healthy shit? does anybody know?

saying something this edgy does not absolve you of bigotry

edit: for anyone stumbling into the drama, i probably should have elaborated on this post. I am not saying you can't make fun of white people not being able to eat spicy food or anything, but at some point it becomes self-flagellating. to quote comrade RedQuestionAsker:

It's good to challenge white supremacy in all of its incarnations at all time. It's certainly good to refuse to be proud to be white considering what the concept of whiteness is.

It's another thing to performatively hate yourself in a cocktail of millennial self-deprecation and liberal white guilt. It's not revolutionary, and it's probably not good for you.

that is all. comrades just know i dont hate any of you. i'm not trying to start a slapfight. i just saw this as weird performative behavior and wanted to call it out.

checkmate tankers

I've heard great things about them but I'm not too willing to part with 50 euros over them. Are lessons ever put on PDFs or videos, or is there a way to keep them fully interactive? Any resource would greatly help. Thank you all!

One of my favorite games that I miss dearly from its glory days is (don't laugh!) Fortnite: Save the World. If you've never tried it, do not buy it currently, because all of the greed and shittiness from Battle Royale carries over. Anyway, the combination of Fortnite's intuitive building mechanics with a bunch of weapons you can min/max, extreme amounts of legitimately creative design, story, mission types, led to a genuinely enjoyable experience that I have a lot of fun memories now. I got the game before it became a huge thing, but now it has all gone to shit. To even get to the game, you need to go to the main menu of BR and wade through thousands of shitty creative mode Fortnite dime a dozen """game modes.""" Once you're in the game proper, all of the skins, emotes, and new mechanics that do nothing but make the game worse hit you like a fucking truck as you realize this game got killed by Epic Game's greed and sadness. The game is now barely maintained, the story was never finished, and overall it's a mess.

This is a genuine shame to me, as I remember it being such a blast to build your base, min/maxing characters and guns to make overpowered combinations to destroy zombies with, and hang out with your friends as you do creative missions. So I want to try my best at making a game that can recapture that fun, and that magic.

So, the game needs to be:

• Third Person Shooter
• Zombie Game
• Building
• Lots of Customization and Variety in Weapons
• Story that isn't Completely Fucking Boring

My question is, how much of this can I borrow from Fortnite? Would I get sued for implementing the Fortnite building system? I know I can't rip assets or anything, but would I be able to implement, for example, "the Storm" as an opposing force? If any comrades know, thank you so much!

i might give it a try, how about you guys?