Endymion_Mallorn

Well, education would give us a better sense of what “common sense” needs to mean.

Absolutely! But I admit that I like the *bin softwares (K & M) because it’s the only one I’ve seen that really seamlessly integrates multiple parts of the Fediverse, and the new combined view makes it even smoother now.

I am an Mbin user. I love it.

Cowboys get results. Not always good or correct results, but by gosh they get a result.

To the vast majority of the population, those two things are the same. Science is what’s published and what the lawmakers and journalists see. If most of that is flawed, Science is flawed. if Science is flawed, then the next best thing is “common sense”.

90% of the Internet is made up of lurking.

Well, you might get higher wages. Or the airline might either go under, or just fire everyone in the union thanks to at will employment.

If I can do it while keeping Cinnamon, and my current desktop, I might.

Oh. No, my monitors should always be at 60Hz now. They’re both DC powered (internal + USB).

Oh, then it’s probably that issue.

Neofetch says that it’s seeing an AMD ATI Radeon HD 8730M and an Intel Haswell-ULT, which is probably the chipset connected to the i7-4600U, and I’m assuming what 99% of the graphics are being generated on.

I don’t even know what that is, frankly.

Whatever Cinnamon runs on natively. I have no idea beyond that.

Every time I plug a second monitor into my Linux PC (Mint), both screens start blinking on and off. Sometimes Win+P works, sometimes it doesn’t. I’ve asked in the Discord, I’ve tried arandr. Nothing works.

We need more DisplayPort in the world - and better support for multi-monitor setups under Linux.

Can we fix tea with the handyman’s secret weapon?

I knew that there was some kind of unifying force in the Fediverse. Thanks for sharing it.

I’m sorry, I just don’t see it as a crisis or humor. If anything, I see it as proof that America’s communities are still strong.

Okay? It’s a commercial building and always has been. I’m glad that there’s a business in there and that it’s not draining taxes or just being left to rot. It’s serving the community, which is what buildings are there for.

KDE Connect is probably one of my favorite pieces of software, ever.