Longmactoppedup

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Fuck our politicians for this. Yet another let industry decide legislation bullshit decision.

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 4 points 4 days ago (3 children)

I recall this!

Worse, not just padded, but made from something between a towel and fluffy carpet.

I'm sure it would have absorbed everything!

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

100% the liberal party loath it. John Howard had a crack at weakening it by pushing more people to private health cover with his levies.

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 7 points 1 week ago (1 children)
[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 9 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Yeah but how else can I exchange shower nudes ?

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 3 points 1 week ago (1 children)

MDMA has always been better value. Now even more so.

You hear this. Friction - Weed and Wine ft A little sound

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M5O_ED_1aI

desktops all the way.

When my workplace switched from workstation desktops to lap tops was not a good day.

8 grand worth of fucking dell laptop with less ability than a 4 grand desktop. Doing something serious? Thermals say no.

The dell docks are a symphony of issues with multi monitors, network cable drop outs etc.

Oh you plugged another USB device in? Allow me to remind you that you are out of USB resources. Sorry, how would you like both mouse and track pad to cease functioning until you restart?

It is of course no lightweight either so actually taking it anywhere is a joke. Battery barely lasts 2h if you aren't plugged in. Also don't be thinking you can plug it in to just any dock, if it's a generic one, then it ain't getting enough power and it will tell you all about that, before doing weird shit if you try to share your screen in a teams meeting.

Plus taking it out of the office means connecting via a VPN which is slow as fuck and you can't do any real work over it anyway.

Also, using a laptop actually as a laptop? The ergonomics of that are not to my taste. Horrid keyboard right next to the screen. I can't stand it.

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 12 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Having owned one since 2021.

My advice would be, look up how to change the tyres and or tubes if not tubeless on the model you are thinking of buying before you buy it. If it looks like a cunt of a job in the tutorial video, it will be 10X worse when you do it!

I have one with split rims which is slightly tedious but very light work to do a tyre change.

Stretching 10" fat tyres over a wheel with a motor and cables in the way on the other hand can be a bit challenging.

Also, wear a full face helmet. Either motor cross or at least mountain biking one.

Free once established?

Oh sweet summer child....

[โ€“] Longmactoppedup@aussie.zone 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Can we have a public holiday if they win

Apparently not. Only been using it for 3 years.

If I only keep unimportant stuff on the sd card, can you explain what the problem is?

 

This is ABC's take on a published study that the conversation already reported.

 

Looking for advice on which distro to try out for what I suspect is not a common use case.

I want to use my personal laptop to connect to my work PC running windows 11. My laptop is a pugged in to a couple of screens via a dock. The company I work for uses Citrix workspace and RDP for this purpose.

So far I have had a go with Mint 22.3 / Cinnamon and had a lot of trouble with Multi monitors. Best I can do is run the remote session windowed and have it dragged over two screens. This is not adequate by any means. Even getting the connection bar to appear in cinnamon is a nightmare of hitting atl and F10 and hoping it happens.

I've also added KDE plasma to my mint install. So far it is more reliable at getting RDP window to restore so I can drag it over 2 screens, however still no luck with full screen across all screens.

Does anyone else use citrix workspace from linux over multiple screens in full screen mode successfully?

 

Privacy advocates warn of a surveillance overreach.

 

TLDR: Howard, the source of most problems we face since his reign of destruction.

 

Since the last update I've noticed that gesture back stops working after a bit. Closing voyager and opening it again makes it work.

Also something slightly odd is happening with scaling where the app seems to take up less screen real estate randomly.

Pixel 7pro running Graphene.

 

Can't make this shit up, reality is beyond satire at this point.

This is the same media talking head who argued against Labor's fibre to the premises national broadband network. Who then brown noses NBN execs to get his own house upgraded to Fibre as a higher priority than anyone else.

Copper for thee, fibre for me.

What the hell happened to the federal ICAC anyway. Still waiting for all the politicians who spent billions buying back Telstra's rotten copper to go to jail.

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