Let’s start with this - where do you think the heat goes?
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Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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4·2 days agoAre you sure? Because they also seem to be behind Fermi which sounds federated
We need a bone cracked club shirt too lol
You should ask if maybe it’s best to do a round or two anyway as a preventative measure of they think it’s possible for it to hang around after the surgery. Better than waiting around for it to get worse, and while chemo is shitty 2 rounds max should be extremely tolerable.
Only thing though, is that if you do plan on having kids at any point in the future, you should look into reproductive freezing before starting chemo; especially if you’re already in your late 20s or beyond. They don’t necessarily tell you that - I luckily found out that’s important the night before my first chemo was planned.
Then again, you might also be in the USA where that might not be an affordable option.
Don’t know if it helps, but having had cancer, it’s not the worst thing out there.
I’d rank years of dialysis higher, for example.
Death of a loved one too, easily.
With the cancer, you either know you’ll die fast and even get an estimate. But other stuff just slowly kills you and robs you of years of opportunity you can never get back, and you don’t know if you might die next month, next week, or next year.
Getting a chance to know you’re dying is a luxury, by few realize it. Heck even the foresight of it the possibility is. But the long term stuff? The slow, unsure deaths? That’s… Well, like I said, I don’t know if it helps, but I’ll say it could be much, much, much worse. Consider you’ll have time to prepare at least. It’s not much, it’s still a shit situation. Don’t know if you had the chemo yet and yeah, that’s pretty shit. But maybe realizing you have preparation time and a pretty black and white outcome can raise that 0 to a 1 or 2.
Ah, but what if you live in a non English speaking country?
Only after frying the coffee beans of course
Lumisal@lemmy.worldOPto
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15·10 days agoI originally marked it because there was just too much raw pure Linux power exuded from the video.
I forgot for a moment Epilepsy existed in my daze.
I added the written epilepsy warning after 😅
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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1·20 days agoI remember binds working on it after a big update though 🤔 but I’ll double check. I haven’t used binding in awhile.
I can say the Blue Yeti X mic works well on Bazzite though, and it has easy toggle deafen options as well as a one press mute button, if that’s any help in the meantime.
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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1·20 days agoI’m back! I use Vesktop
There’s an edited “good ending” for it
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.world•Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discussEnglish
1·21 days agoFor remote stuff I got around this by running an X11 distro in a Gnome Box
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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1·21 days agoAt that point isn’t Redox now functional enough for this?
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.world•Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discussEnglish
1·21 days agoThere is a solution to that the my musician friend found out.
I unfortunately don’t remember since I’m not a musician.
I’ll see if they respond soon, but I think they were using Ubuntu Studio if that’s any help in the meantime.
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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3·21 days agoI’ve noticed most people saying Bluetooth is buggy use Ubuntu or something based off it.
I wonder if true. Haven’t had any issues on Fedora or Arch builds with it in recent years.
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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1·21 days agoFor Discord I use a third party client that works exactly like Discord.
Just can’t remember the name since I recently got it, but it’s given no issues. I’ll update once I’m home.
Lumisal@lemmy.worldto
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4·21 days agoIf you’re new to Linux you should go with either Bazzite or Cachy for gaming.
Nobara is more for people who like messing with their Linux build, since the dev mostly made it for themselves and their dad rather than for the general public.
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5·21 days agoThis might be of interest for you on the antivirus part:




And when the heat is the same amount as a power plant or more? Do you know how those work?