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RickRussell_CA

was RickRussellTX @ reddit

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  • But the leopard promised so many great things. I mean, sure, the leopard DID say outright that he would eat my face, but I thought surely he'd never eat MY face.

  • Honestly I've daily-driven Fedora, Mint, and Ubuntu and I can't say I saw a fraction of the problems that you did.

    I will say that I struggled with PopOS -- despite claiming to be the most Nvidia and gaming friendly distro, it gave me endless trouble with the Nvidia graphics in my gaming laptop. Mint and Ubuntu, though, never had a whiff of trouble. I'm on Ubuntu now with no complaints.

  • The odd details have me thinking this is AI slop

  • Small steps are how engineering gets done. It's a rare technology that proves its value overnight.

  • Shakshuka?

  • Bean chili is a perfectly legitimate chili. FIGHT ME!

  • Shakshuka?

  • I'd call it chili. Eggs cooked in the sauce is what makes it shakshuka.

  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    Getting there... D-Wave claims quantum supremacy over a class of magnetic simulation problems

  • Well, Steve Hoffstetter is a professional comedian, and his FB posts are to drum up interest in his live shows.

    I use FB quite a bit, but then I don’t engage with it for news. It really is just for keeping in touch with friends.

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    Failure to Google Rule

  • Anybody can do whatever they want with their Teslas. But, Musk isn't even a majority shareholder. Far from it, he owns 13% of the company.

    Teslas were (and are) breakthrough electric vehicles that have set a high standard for the industry, thanks to the work of many, many thousands of talented engineers and workers. Most of them are not Elon Musk.

  • I never thought I'd watch conservatives applaud Russia rebuilding the Iron Curtain.

    But, here we are.

  • For real, go to a library and ask a librarian for help.

    They'll have various books aimed at different levels of maturity and reading levels. Get a book, read it yourself, then ask him to read it and talk about what you learned.

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    Getting Out of Bed Rule

    Steve Hofstetter strikes again.

    HistoryPorn @lemmy.world
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    The hardest working font in Manhattan (600+ photos of modern and historical objects)

    Marcin Wichary presents history of the ubiquitous font used on signage, machinery, and military equipment with its roots in the 19th century.

  • Google Maps right now:

  • Well. He's gotten better.

    I think he really struggled understanding that he was seen as a leader, and that people were modelling his behavior because he was setting the standard. Once he realized that, his criticisms became more... measured.

  • I wasn't particularly frustrated or stressed, it just really didn't play well with my Nvidia hardware.

  • I hate to say it, but the only solution to bullying (and it's not much of a solution) is to escalate the issue to administrators and parents. Over and over and over again, until the administration realizes that allowing these kids to be near each other is exposing the school to risk.

    Sounds like the friend is absolutely "negging" your sister, trying to convince her that she's defective and can't expect better treatment.

    Of course, you can explain this dynamic to your sister -- that her friend is trying to build herself up by convincing your sister that she's terrible. But sadly many people subjected to such behavior internalize it and are unable to fight it.

  • Well, I guess I just thought that with a PC vendor keeping it up for their own hardware, I assumed it would be more robustly supported.

  • 196 @lemmy.world
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    Astral fuel rule

    Pop!_OS (Linux) @lemmy.world
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    It's been fun. A breakdown of my experience with Pop! OS

    Hey folks.

    Many moons ago when Lemmy was just getting started, I saw this community and started learning about Pop! OS. It seemed to offer a very strong set of positives:

    • Major vendor support (System 76)
    • Robust integration of Nvidia video drivers
    • Gaming-friendly

    Somewhat neutrally, it's based on Ubuntu, which seems to be almost univerally the most popular distribution to customize. There's a lot of software available through the Pop! OS shop, and through Ubuntu and various .deb packages, so that's probably a net positive.

    I installed on my HP Omen (10th gen i7 and Nvidia 2060), and struggled almost from moment one, and it was all about video support. Supposedly, I had the System 76-packaged Nvidia driver for Pop! OS, but the Nvidia video was often not detected, even by games/tools that claimed to support it (various Ubuntu & Debian utilities dedicated to reading video specifics kept telling me I had no Nvidia card).

    I downgraded the Nvidia drivers, it seemed to fix a lot

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    Read Slowly Rule

    Humor @lemmy.world
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    The key to success is redefining failure

    News @lemmy.world
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    Disney attempts to use Disney+ Terms of Service to repel a wrongful death lawsuit involving a death in one of their parks

    Humor @lemmy.world
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    What did the knight say when he was stabbed with a piece of cheese?

    "Alas, it is Extra Sharp!"

    Music @lemmy.world
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    The HU Band - Wolf Totem (Mongolian Hunnu Rock)

    The Hu (stylized as The HU) is a Mongolian folk metal band formed in 2016. Incorporating traditional Mongolian instrumentation, including the morin khuur, the tovshuur, and throat singing, the band calls their style of music "hunnu rock", a term inspired by the Xiongnu, an ancient tribal confederation of uncertain origins, known as Hünnü in Mongolia. Some of the band's lyrics include old Mongolian war cries and poetry in the Mongolian language.

    Support (lemm.ee) @lemm.ee
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    Hey folks. A question for you.

    I'm RickRussell_CA on lemmy.world, kbin.social, lemmy.ml, and beehaw.org.

    When I saw that lemm.ee was coming up in the rankings, I decided that perhaps I should stake my claim here. But, as you may guess, there is already a RickRussell_CA on lemm.ee.

    It's even using the profile picture that I had originally used on lemmy.world. It's made 1 comment (on a since deleted post) and no submissions.

    I've used the "Forgot password" link and it's definitely not my account, as it doesn't recognize my email.

    I understand that this is a risk under the Fediverse model, but I'm a bit worried that somebody staked this out as a way of impersonating me.

    Is there any way to address this?

    EDIT: lemm.ee admins saw this post, and banned the account. Thanks to them!

    World News @lemmy.world
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    Fascinating story of a Danish traveler who visited every country on Earth, only by land and boat.

    Cyberpunk @lemmy.ml
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    HOTEL R9, in Minokamo, Japan

    196 @lemmy.world
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    Come doused in mud, soaked in bleach