u/FillAny3101

About a year ago, I received $200 of DO credit through the GitHub Student Pack. Now, DO decided that they are no longer collaborating with GitHub Education, therefore every credit obtained through it will expire at the end of this month. I haven't used much of it yet, so I wonder if there's a way to cash out, transfer, or otherwise quickly use up all credit without cryptomining.

I look at the sky and it just casually drops this tuff Papercut reference

In every game I've played so far, I've always spent €600 every year for "Other Expenses". I've searched in the wiki but couldn't find anything about it, so does anybody know where this money goes?

1st is from AvA 13, 2nd from AvA 11.

I know that I am 5 years late to this, but how did Yellow know the password of The Dark Lord's console? I know Yellow is good at programming, but here they're not even hacking it, they just seem to know the password. Nobody is talking about it so I'm sure I missed something, but I couldn't find anything even after rewatching the previous episodes.

Let's see if it works...

EDIT: OK apparently it doesn't work

I have received the new Windows Insider experience in the Beta channel, but I don't understand the advanced options. I can select 3 versions of Windows, and while I see different changelogs for these versions in the Experimental channel, the Beta channel has the same features on all three... so what's the point? I initially thought it's related to rollouts, but once we get Feature Flags (btw when are getting them, they've been announced a month ago) that won't make sense anymore. So is it just to preview kernel changes? If yes, why are they all getting the same builds?

I probably misunderstood something, but I find the documentation about those options very confusing, as it looks like they only do something in the Experimental channel.

Yesterday, I installed an update called "Windows 11, version 25H2". Per se, this is already weird enough, since I've been running that version for almost a year by now. Today, when I booted up my PC, I noticed that ALL my custom themes are completely gone! I've also looked in the themes folder under AppData, nothing. This piece of shit of an operating system just decided to wipe all the themes I had made, with custom cursors, sounds, everything.

Now, it's probably going to take about five minutes to restore them, but I'm pissed at what passes testing nowadays, because it wasn't even an Insider build, it was a STABLE version! Does this mean that now I can expect every update I install to break something? What's next? Is Windows 26H2 going to delete all my browser bookmarks? In 27H2, maybe it's my Passkey's turn.

Oh, and while I was writing this post, I also noticed that my fingerprint reader has stopped working. I'm pretty sure it's not a hardware failure, since I've never moved my computer in the last few days, and the Device Manager still detects it. Now I'm going to install Debian and see if it works there. Regardless of that, I'm going to stay on Linux. Tired of a multibillon dollar company that tests their OS worse than a community of volunteers.

Update: I managed to find my themes in the Windows.old folder, so no data is lost, it was just annoying to find. It still sucks tho, and I've found no solution for the fingerprint reader, but that's matter for another post.