WFH @ wfh @lemm.ee Posts 25Comments 317Joined 2 yr. ago
The games crash long before launching proton. I suspect something is fishy in the runtime or even before that.
Worst case scenario, I have to nuke this drive and start over. I'll keep digging tho.
Good call. I'm seeing some stuff I don't like, I'll investigate tomorrow.
99% of the time, if a game "should run fine" and nothing happens, it's because it's installed on a Windows partition (NTFS or exFat).
Try moving it to a Linux partition.
If it still doesn't work, you can start advanced troubleshooting.
Lemme put my work ethic in the dishwasher first
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I had to swap the stock fan for a Noctua since it was unbearably loud, adjust the volumetric flow and spend some time adjusting the Z-offset. I should also tension the belts a bit but it looks super non-trivial.
The SV08 has been out since at least summer. I've had mine since September and I'm super satisfied with it. It is not a beginners machine however, there are a couple of mandatory tweaks and upgrades to make it usable. Nothing unsurmountable but having modded the shit out of my Ender 3 helped a lot.
Unless most "relevant" answers point to a Microsoft help forum with shit answers.
I have to use windows for work and I hate this bullshit.
Links means Left in german. Same pronunciation. Bilingual play on words if you will.
Heretic with Box Jades here. They're awesome for typing and waking my neighbors up at 3AM.
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Die Hard, obviously.
As someone who lives in an extremely hard water area, citric acid is your friend. It looks like a giant kettle after all.
Oh nice, this should be what I'm looking for. Bigger energy costs but much less waste water. And available in Europe!
This water will end up in my espresso machine's boiler, I doubt anything really harmful would survive several hours a day at 95C.
Yeah, well the water here is so hard that using a boiler once is enough to have it all scaled up. Like opaque white in a single use.
Ok, opposite take.
Somebody with business knowledge with just enough technical Excel knowledge to cobble together a 5000 lines monstrosity of unreadable, unmaintainable python+pandas workbook that needs 2 painful hours of single-threaded processing time each run, with zero understanding of general development best practices, technical or organizational constraints, who asks us tu put their shitstain straight in production today because our fucking moron of a manager told them so.
Said shitstain could have been replaced by a 2h workshop and a couple of sql queries.
Said shitstain crashed almost daily in production. The running costs alone would have been offset in a month by a 1 week refacto.
Fuck this place. I'm glad I left before becoming insane.
Honestly, no idea. It's written on the jugs that it's improper for human consumption and destined to be used in appliances. It might just be that it's not been certified, or maybe the general processing chain is not food grade. I dunno. Or maybe because it's been demineralized it lacks the chemicals considered "essential" for drinking water.
I've successfully used Anyconnect for years in a dedicated Windows VM. However I only used it to connect to a Remote Desktop so performance was a non-issue.