I miss the days when reddit was full of tech-minded people (back when they had to compete with Digg). These days it’s full of normies, and normies tend to be fucking idiots. Just look at any YouTube comment section, which is filled with them.

I wish I had even 1% of this talent, but my brain is perpetually starved of dopamine so I never have the drive pursue my hobbies. So I’m forced to get my dopamine from artificial sources. But then that eventually stops working too, which makes things even worse.

That explains why I didn’t know what the hell OP was taking about.

StartAllBack restores this functionality. (It also allows you to arrange the taskbar icons and buttons any way you see fit, and even replace the entire Start menu with the one from Win7, 8.1, or 10.)

“WSL”?

Yeah I don’t understand the metaphor, either.

How about you wait until you land an interview first, before you worry about job requirements.

I had to apply to over 300 jobs before I landed an interview, so chances are they won’t even look at your resume. Even with a great resume, it’s extremely difficult to land a job in today’s environment.

I don’t mean to sound negative, only realistic. Your main focus right now should be rapid firing off as many applications as you can, and nothing else. Worry about the job requirements after you get past the application stage.

See this is why I miss COVID. It was the perfect excuse to stay at home and do nothing, and when I did have to go out, the roads were clear and hardly anyone was around.

Pisses me off so much that the extroverts had to ruin everything by bitching and moaning until government officials around the world caved and ended lockdown early.

Bunch of selfish cunts. Literally got people killed over their strange desire to socialize. It’s beyond infuriating.

This is the way. I haven’t used Ctrl+Alt+Del to open Task Manager since the Windows XP days. The only time Ctrl+Alt+Del is still useful is when you want to interrupt a fullscreen app that is misbehaving and won’t give you the desktop back.

Agreed, and that’s one of the main reasons why the Apple headset failed (other than the price, and the fact that it’s a VR headset that can’t play VR games, of course).

Three things need to happen before outdoor VR/headset AR becomes mainstream:

1. It needs to look like a normal pair of glasses,
2. It needs a to have mainstream software support,
3. It needs to be affordable (less than $500, ideally under $300).

The easiest way to learn manual is to focus on one pedal at a time. Learn how to get the car moving using just the clutch pedal alone.

Seriously, don’t even touch the gas until you can accomplish this. Have someone in the passenger seat to operate the handbrake so that you don’t even have to worry about the brake pedal. Just operate the clutch and nothing else. If you can manage to get going from one pedal without stalling, you’re already 90% of the way there.

The next step is learning when to shift, but that comes naturally with practice. Eventually you’ll become in-tune with the sounds the engine is making, and then knowing when to shift becomes second nature.

I feel like OP just wanted to brag that they’re rich enough to have access to brokerage accounts.

And nothing of value was lost

American, here; can’t stand large cars. Which is why I plan on driving my 350Z forever.

I like to bring this up whenever anyone argues that natural is better. There’s no such thing as a natural food anymore. We made the food we eat as edible as it is through thousands of years of selective breeding.

This is why I hate the anti-GMO argument so much. We’ve already genetically modified fucking everything.

Well that does in fact sound like a memory leak issue to me.

Did you try another distro? How do your games run in Windows?

You can still stream it; just use a modded app like YouTube Music ReVanced to block ads and the artist’s record label won’t get a penny from you.

(Unless of course Google pays royalties by view count rather than ad revenue. Not entirely sure how that works. Just wanted to point out that YTM ReVanced is a thing)

I enjoy the high school dreams, because for a brief moment they allow me to forget about my adult responsibilities and remember what it was like to be a kid again. The worst part about dreaming about being in school again is waking up.

The whole benefit of sous vide is that you can completely forget about the meat—even leave it for days at a time—and it will never overcook. Just take it out anytime, slap it on the stove for a quick sear, and get a perfect medium rare every time.

As someone with extreme ADHD, this is why I always sous vide my steak. Reverse sear is slow, yes, but there’s still a chance to forget about it and let it overcook.

Because the bin is full and if I don’t, I’ll be stuck with it for the next two weeks while the GF berates me over the smell.

As someone who used to work retail and in the restaurant industry, I feel bad, but the trash men always pick it up regardless and they get paid a hell of a lot more than I do, so my empathy can only extend so far.