Ahh moderation, my arch nemesis.

I’m on bazzite and use limo to mod x4. It handles the uri from nexus no problem. Have you looked at the limo wiki? It specifically covers skyrim.

Hey fuck you pal, I’m gonna do even more drugs and every meal is now steak and bacon. Just to offset your shitty behavior.

Why do some people double down? It makes no sense, like it’s okay to disagree. That’s it. That’s all that needs to happen, if you don’t wanna engage or think about a topic. How wild of a statement. I’m going to be an antoginist in your life on purpose, just to spite you, for showing me who I really am.

I’m currently in college and love educational information in any form. Its always helpful for me to view multiple explanations. Sometimes it can fill in blanks, or give a better understanding. Some of my favorites:

Professor Dave - Youtube

The Organic Chemistry Tutor - Youtube

Khan Academy - Youtube

Open Stax - Website

Blogs in general, maybe another idea?

but then I am definitely not doing anything better than any institute.

I live in a country with very expensive education costs. If you’re poor you can almost forget about higher education. So the more free resources available, the better IMO. I think you just have to find the medium you enjoy creating on.

I can’t speak for everyone, but something like Kavita would be overkill for me. I just use calibre to remove drm, and keep a backup in case my ereader dies.

Not willing to die over this comment. Hear me out for a second. I recognize how powerful vi (is it neovim these days?) is. But I could never play games with those awful hjkl keys for navigation, I hate them. Also, I don’t have to memorize nano. All the key combos are listed on the bottom. So it requires less mental load.

My work finally getting the recognition it deserves!

I have no idea why I didn’t think to look for a df community on here. Thank you!

Ha, I just setup a git repo for my dfhack scripts. On an unrelated note. I just had a giant Cyclops attack my fort and I couldn’t get my gate closed in time. So a lone marksdwarf beat it with it’s Iron crossbow until backup could arrive lol

May, I introduce you to bedrock

You can use ffmpeg or handbrake. They would allow you to edit any video (remove sections). Though it can be slow if you have an older machine.

For my people who can’t afford books. Your library probably has tons of books for free. So what if you don’t get to it right away and make a copy for later?

It’s not a great story unfortunately. When I was younger, and still believed in an imaginary sky daddy. I was told all throughout childhood that if you believe in him, anything is possible. My mother is a quadriplegic from a car accident when I was 14. So, I REALLY believed that she would be healed and walk again. I fasted for 30 days, praying everyday. After the 30 days I gathered my friends and we all prayed for my mom. As you can imagine, not much has changed, aside from me being an atheist now.

Air and water, what more could I ask for?

About 30 days.

I don’t know if you game. If you do you’ll love this Project Zomboid it’s exactly what your describing. It’s so fun.

UBlue is a tool the fedora team created to build immutable distros in a container. This is a list of official distros created by it. If you’ve seen Bazzite it was also created with UBlue.

Immutable distro just means the root filesystem is mounted read-only. So when you do updates, they create another image of your filesystem with the updates applied. Then you have to boot into the new filesystem. This is called an atomic upgrade. So if something is broken, you reload your last image and everything is fine.

Variety is the spice of life. I’ve used Slackware, Arch, Gentoo, Fedora, Nix, been on Debian the last few years. Been looking at setting up my own UBlue image. I really like the immutable thing. Do whatever makes you happy…

I use Ryujinx https://flathub.org/apps/org.ryujinx.Ryujinx on my steam deck. It mostly works.

Also if you don’t already know. Emudeck https://www.emudeck.com/ will install any emulator you want.

Do you get to the cloud district very often…oh what am I thinking, of course you don’t.