Admiral Riker’s orders to the helm of the “Future Enterprise”: “Warp 13, engage!”

As a selling point, photo backup used to not count against Pixel owners’ Google account data storage maximum… then Google apparently sold enough Pixels to rescind the offer.

Shave my wife, I’m goin’ down for the last time!

They said “home consoles”, which is still a bunk claim. The Wii was, internally, an upgraded GameCube that could still play GC games using GC controllers and memory cards; and then Wii got its own upgrade…

That face looks more like Vigo the Carpathian.

Keep them around. I was playing with and testing some ~15 years old mobos for work, and they would not boot from any USB3.0 stick I tried. Same images on an 8GB USB2.0 stick booted with no problem.

Name and shame: Biostar motherboard

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Chinese rejection -> “Supply chain issues” -> Price goes up. Again.

On Jerboa: Tap the three vertical dots menu in the original post, Copy > Copy post text.

I think 48/50 states have been considered to be in at least moderate drought, for a few years now.

Thank you, this is good, something new to try since the logs aren’t showing anything amiss. I think we’re on the right track because I did find a forum post of someone looking at pulseaudio causing similar but not identical video issues even though audio is not stuttering.

The weird lag only happens in the windows of Wine executables. Nothing else is affected even if I leave winecfg or a game open in the background.

I actually verified the same behavior on a fresh LMDE6 install. I may raise the issue on their forums and look into your suggestions this weekend.

I have been open to venturing out of stable territory and playing with newer software on this particular machine… so I’m trying EndeavourOS! It also took a lot of fuckery just to make Wine games work in Lutris out-of-the-box, but I learned a bit along the way.

I use Remmina with RDP plugin. Works great!

It was somehow a TV setting that I’ve never changed in this process. Post updated.

Holy shit, double-checking this actually sent me in the right direction!

I missed it because it’s not in the normal picture settings, but Menu > Input Settings > HDMI-1 > Full HD Color… defaults to Off, but when turned On, 4K@60 is now available in KDE Display Configuration! 🤦‍♂️

Thank you!

That’s what I was afraid of. I wouldn’t buy Nvidia these days, but this is my best PC and it was a hand-me-down. Looking the gift horse in the mouth: mobo has broken Secure Boot (pk.fail) and video card doesn’t work right in Linux. 😂

Thanks!

There is not. I have it on the input that was working in 4K@59.94 on Debian.

Yes, the card only has one HDMI and I have the cable back in the TV’s HDMI1 that was working with 3840x2160@59.94 in Debian.

Briquette?

You’ll have a phase of disappointment; don’t let it faze you.

I’m trying to get over my homophone-phobia.

No difference running without Lutris.