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Was randomly browsing through my wifi usage when I found this... I have no idea what is it and I'm sure I didn't install it manually. What does it do?

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Saw this recently... Crazy how OS can get so bad it won't even let you turn off your PC..

Not my photo, I will link original below

Well I heard the GPU prices will go up soon so I decided that my rig should better happen soon...

Rest of my build is coming soon dw I won't bottleneck it

Went with team red I won't support nvidia lmao (+ their prices are insane)

(yes the box is a bit damaged but it's cause the card was packaged in so many layers of tight bubble wrap that it kinda damaged the paper coating but the card itself is fine I checked it)

I know it's probably for like a day but what 😭 on my old 2 yrs+ account I've got zero for several months now

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Happened to me after booting up the pc. Main is qhd secondary tv is fhd. Maybe the reason.

it was truly delicious btw 😋

tho i still dk what to do with the red part

remind me in 3 days

WhatsApp. Yeah you can say that it maybe has better codec but I hardly believe it and nonetheless the source was 1220x2712 so it could at least have bigger resolution

Not with Windows 11 only but with every single windows update XD

Article link in my comment under

Microsoft is being sued by it's investors after Microslop said that Copilot is being widely adopted and is industry-leading AI (plus many other lies about tech stuff and similar), but as it turns out, it was all fake and the adoption rate is much lower in reality

Bro what is Microsoft up to 😭😭

(Image isn't mine I took it from browsers subreddit I don't use windows)

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Idk just when I was in the TGV I managed to record this beautiful clip randomly

Recorder somewhen in April this year. My original clip. 1,0x speed, 60 FPS, original sound, nothing changed. Somewhere between Valence TGV and Nimes I'm guessing.

I hope yall like it

Sorry for the reflections in video or the phone quality it's just what it is

Also sorry for wrong tag if it is

Now let's be honest I'm not a fan of neither Microsoft nor Apple but this is really something else in 2026

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Hello, this is not the type of post I thought I'd make after finally coming from Windows to Linux, but I guess that's how life is.

I used Windows for long years, but I slowly started to hate the little things about them, also, my installation on this laptop (let's say it's not the strongest piece of hardware these days, Ryzen 3 5400U on integrated gpu, 16 GB DDR4 and 512 GB Gen 3 NVME) was getting more and more bloated, disk was always full and I had already tried linux in virtual machines, so I decided I would... Move.

And so I did. Chose Cachy... Because I wanted to say that I use Arch and also because I didn't want to spend years configuring things or solving bugs and Cachy seemed reasonable.

But now to the title - I'm using a 240 Hz OLED monitor with the laptop (yeah I do know) and with Windows, 240 Hz was very rare and almost unreachable. But on Cachy? Almost every animation, window drag or scroll is in high refresh rate, windows open so fast and everything... The monitor finally started feeling like premium hardware and now my 120 hz amoled phone feels a bit... Sluggish. Not much (obviously it's still 120 Hz), but... When I was on Windows, I just used my phone to do most of the tasks as I knew it would take long on the PC, but with Linux I finally feel like it is my companion and I don't need to touch the phone so often. I think that's quite a cool thing about "just changing systems." And as for the few games I play locally (I use GeForce NOW mostly), they run about the same as they did on Windows, lol. But my laptop is weak and it's still bad but can't say I see a difference.

Maybe the only downside is that I still didn't figure out how to make my hp printer work (not like I tried much but it was definitely simpler on windows) and HDR only works in mpv, doesn't quite work in browsers or VLC which is slightly disappointing but I guess I have to live with that. At least something. But still...

I'm grateful for Linux and this distro.

(and yeah, I do plan on building a desktop pc to power that beast of an oled soon)

(and I love these wallpapers lol)