LemmyRefugee

joined 2 years ago
[–] LemmyRefugee 4 points 1 hour ago

And they are orange!

[–] LemmyRefugee 43 points 1 week ago (4 children)

I am man. I once played Tomb Raider and now my tits are huge!

[–] LemmyRefugee 3 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

Have you tried gaming? I tried PopOs and now Mint like you, and Steam games do not detect my Nvidia card though I see it in Mint information preferences and I’ve tried many things.

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 weeks ago

Yes! I am using Steam to install the two games I play. Maybe I'll have to try Linux Mint, PopOs is not very user friendly or at least not what I'm used to.

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Hi, I installed PopOs and it’s not very beginner friendly, or at least not to the extent that I’m used. I have already spent around 12 hours configuring settings, learning to make enough partitions, etc. Most hours ha e been trying to know why Guild wars2 was laggy as hell, and I finally discovered I had to configure the UEFI (Bios?) in an obscure parameter so my graphic card (nvidia) was detected.
Now it’s in a loop of ‘building vulkan shaders’ or something like that, it takes hours.
Honestly, I thought this process was going yo be easier, I have used so many terminal commands that I feel I’m in the old days of MsDos.

[–] LemmyRefugee 5 points 2 weeks ago (6 children)

I have a computer with Windows 11 and I play two games: civilization V (thorugh Steam) and Guild Wars 2 (own installer).
Is there a tutorial for noobs to install a Linux distro along those 2 games for newbies? I would like it to coexist with my current Windows 11 just in case.

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 weeks ago

I guess Guild Wars 2 because is tha game I’ve spent more hours playing, a few thousand.

[–] LemmyRefugee 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Were they erased when the investigation started or was it done time before?

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 months ago (1 children)

The unpaid break is also the same in the general work law (Estatuto de los Trabajadores) but professions get extra laws that apply to them (convenio del metal, convenio de farmacia, etc) where they can go better than the general law, and most ‘convenio’ pay for that 15 min break. Lunch time? Never paid unless you agree directly with your company, but some nice companies (I don’t have numbers but in my experience in the IT industry may be around 30% of them) give you 10-12€ a day to help pay your lunch or they have cafeterias where you eat for 4 or 5€.

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 months ago (3 children)

In Spain, if you work more than 6h you have at least a 15 minutes break that almost always is paid. But people usually work 5 or 6h, 1 or 2 hours for lunch (not paid), then the rest.

[–] LemmyRefugee 1 points 2 months ago (1 children)

In Spain it’s 40h a week maximum but to explain it simply there are 2 ways to go higher: 1. some professions can go higher as long as they compensate later the same year (the total maximum hours are anually, not weekly). 2.up to 80h a year on extra hours that need to be paid.
That said, that’s what the law says but many people do extra hours without getting paid and people do not sue for a few hours a year.

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Would it be interesting a share option where it includes the m.lemmy.world so the one receiving the url sees it rhe same way than us? I just sent a link to my wife and it looked awful on her device without the Voyager look.

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