Mikesomething

joined 1 year ago
[–] Mikesomething 1 points 3 months ago

Remnant 2 is sweet!

[–] Mikesomething 1 points 4 months ago

If it's all fine - Idk why you're concerned with defending Biden's gaffs.

[–] Mikesomething 0 points 4 months ago (2 children)

I think it's less about Biden's 'energy,' and more about him actively sundowning on the national stage

[–] Mikesomething 1 points 5 months ago

Again for those in the back!

ACAB

Yes, your uncle and brother-in-law, too. Pieces of shit, every fucking last one of them.

[–] Mikesomething 2 points 5 months ago

I just gave up on Manjaro. It may have been hardware related though, hopefully you have better luck.

I am having a great time with openSUSE LEAP tho. I've had a much easier time getting EVERYTHING to work. If you run into more problems, give it a try!

[–] Mikesomething 2 points 5 months ago

It is!

Some of these concepts are a little tricky to relay via text, but here's a video that runs through the basics!

[–] Mikesomething 2 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) (2 children)

Essentially a one inch strap between two trees (or strong posts), tightened in a specific way with caribbeaners, so that it holds tension - and you walk on it! Or sit, jump, bounce, etc. it's like a bouncy tight rope (usually closer to the ground) There's a little hurdle to get over while you develop your stabilizing muscles, but very enjoyable once you can stay on the line! (Which takes just a few hours of practice for most)

I recommend YouTube for the knots/tightening. Everything can be bought at REI or on Amazon ( ~60' 1" tubular webbing + 4 standard climbing Caribbeaners)

If you buy some extra webbing, you can run a 'training wheels' line a few feet above your head and use it to keep yourself on the line until you can manage without.

Start low, and practice looking in front of you rather than at your feet. Good luck!

[–] Mikesomething 2 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Neat! Just learned quite a bit from his videos

[–] Mikesomething 2 points 5 months ago (4 children)

Got back on the slack line!

It's fun, ecellent for balance and overall health, great solo, and a setup runs about $60.

I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hobby!

[–] Mikesomething 4 points 5 months ago

I just gave up on Manjaro. It kept giving me intermittent Wi-Fi, driver, and update issues which almost nuked my interview for the job I have today (having technical issues during your tech job interview isn't a great look) . I don't mind an occasional issue or doing some research, but it felt a little too regular w Manjaro.

(Alien M18, for context)

So now I'm on openSUSE LEAP, and have had a much smoother experience overall. Shit just works. The only change I'd consider atm is switching to tumbleweed.****

Also I've got an old laptop running Ubuntu as a media server. It works well

[–] Mikesomething 38 points 7 months ago (16 children)

I hear this every single election.

Dems - "democracy is at stake! THIS IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION IN YOUR LIFE"

Me - *Holds nose and votes for the lesser evil"

Dems - "thanks guys that was close" Proceeds to sit around with a thumb in their collective asshole for 4 years.

...

Dems - "Democracy is at stake! REALLY guys - THIS is the most important election ever!"

It's fucking exhausting. If the Dems really wanted people to come out and vote, they would spend less time begging for our votes, and more time representing our collective interests.

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