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The Picard Maneuver

@ The_Picard_Maneuver @piefed.world

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  • In my attempts to fix, I somehow made the problem worse.

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  • Oh no, this is going to make me dive back into trying to fix the problem. Thank you

  • In my attempts to fix, I somehow made the problem worse.

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  • Omg, this is so real

  • In my attempts to fix, I somehow made the problem worse.

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  • It depends on your BIOS, but most motherboards have some way to manage your fans.

    For example, mine looks similar to this screenshot. You just set the curves how you want based on temp:

  • In my attempts to fix, I somehow made the problem worse.

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  • This is all just for fun, so I did consider it a good learning experience. I decided to just revert back to BIOS controls, but now I know how I would control my fans in the future if I ever wanted to.

  • In my attempts to fix, I somehow made the problem worse.

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  • I'm overdue for a new build anyway, and I will not be going for Corsair again. It's exciting to get to pick out all components that play well with Linux out of the box.

  • For sale

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  • Very interesting! I'm glad I'm not alone in feeling this way sometimes.

  • For sale

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  • <3

  • For sale

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  • Thanks again, and yeah - it's sad to see that on reddit and here sometimes. I don't know if it's the format that drives it or something else, but when you get too many people agreeing with each other, you start to see more extreme stuff get elevated, and I just find myself watching like:

  • For sale

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  • Thanks! Yeah, I just decided to take a short break because the vibes felt dark on here for a little bit. I missed meme-ing with everyone and am happy to be back.

  • Computer: execute cmake

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  • Well, I'm not quite there yet, but I DID remove Windows from my primary PC a couple of weeks ago too and now have no windows machines in the house. It's great.

    Part of me is wondering if it would be fun to install base Debian and manually add all the things I want from there as a learning experience, or if that's a dumb idea. Also, the Arch wiki sounds like an incredible resource to have if I went down that route instead...

    Either way, I've been taking a short break from Lemmy because some stuff had bothered me, but I'm sure I'll be back in earnest soon.

  • Reminding my computer who owns who.

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  • I installed Pop OS on some old hardware "just to see what it's like" 2 weeks ago and am already planning to switch my primary over by this weekend. If I can be done with Windows, I'll be a happy man.

  • In the loop

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  • He takes his nose ring out before speeches.

  • Reminding my computer who owns who.

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  • There's a really small credit at the bottom from 1998, and I found some more from the same photoshoot just now. It looks like people have tried to find the source of this before, but I'm not seeing any answer as to WHY, lol

  • Reminding my computer who owns who.

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  • I was hoping nobody would notice they were macs when I made this because the image was too funny not to use...

  • Reminding my computer who owns who.

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  • Here you go:

  • Reminding my computer who owns who.

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  • it just works

  • Which stage are you at?

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  • A couple of weeks in, and I'm probably exactly where my chosen distro (Pop OS) is.

  • Apple pay - double or nothing (satire)

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  • Tell you what, double or nothing on refunds too.

  • Discovering GNOME extensions may have been a mistake.

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  • I know lots of people love KDE. I haven't tried it yet. I just googled the difference when I was researching distros and chose GNOME because it looked more Mac-like, which is my preference.