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I'm making my own invincible collection with suwayomi, currently sorting through the astounding wolf man, but I can't find good cover images, they all look crowded, meanwhile, I want to achieve something similar to the invincible compendium where the start of each chapter shows the cover image of that issue, minimally covered compared to how it initially released in issue format, there is a compendium that does exactly that, but I cant find an actual place where I can find them, if anyone knows a way of pirating genuine amazon ebooks please let me know, since I can see from the preview of the ebook of the compendium, that it contains exactly what I'm looking for

I've tried online sites to convert and some offline sites/apps, but they all give an error message or crash in the case of: 'Any PDF to JPG' on the Microsoft Store.

Please, can somebody recommend some software that can handle such large files

I have found only 1 that works (xoxo comics), but a bunch of the comics in it don't work at all.

I've tried others, but none of them work: batcave, readcomicsonline, among a bunch more.

If you know of any others that do work, please let me know

I'm asking here because I can't find a comics piracy subreddit with more than 1 post lol.

I just downloaded Suwayomi to read manga on it, but I'd also like it to be the place for reading Western comics, but I cannot find an extension that has what I want (e.g., Invincible, The Walking Dead, Sonic IDW, and some other videogame spinoff ones too)

Yes, I've read the megathread, and as far as I can see, this app or talking about western comics wasn't mentioned

I'm looking for a site where I can read manga as if it were physical, so like putting pages next to each other and having double spreads take up the screen alone, speaking of, it would be nice if the images could be fullscreened, I don't like it when I have to scroll down the website for pages to not fit the screen properly.

I don't mind if there is an app instead, I saw there was one recommended, but I have no clue how it would work with having my downloads formatted properly

So I have a gaming laptop that started taking forever to boot, like 20 or 30 minutes sometimes.

It would basically show the turning on logo, then restart over and over until it would eventually boot, I suspected this was due to the bloated windows. I'd already factory reset it once, but the issue remained. So I decided if I would install linux, maybe I'd have a better chance, but it failed and rebooted during the install process leaving me without any OS. Windows provides a reinstall guide, which I went through, but the laptop also fails during the windows install process.

I have installed an SSD in the laptop, which requires opening it up, but I'd looked it up if installing an extra SSD would void the warranty, and it doesn't, since it's also an advertised feature.

Under the consumer rights act of 2015, am I still able to get a repair/replacement or refund? I don't have any evidence of it failing to boot prior to me trying to install linux. But maybe they can see that there is a hardware failure that is preventing it from even reinstalling the firmware it came with.

It's worth mentioning the problem showed up slowly over time, at first a couple of minutes, then more and more time was required to boot, and it started before I expanded the storage, and doing so didn't speed it up in any way

So, I have an Asus gaming laptop from 2022, the specs are:

Ryzen 7 6800h 3.2 Ghz

RTX 3070

16GB Ram (ddr4 I believe)

1TB NVME3 C drive

1TB NVME4 D drive.

WinRe showed no hardware problems at all in any areas.

I have fast boot and safe boot off.

There are no "OS type", "OS optimised defaults", "CSM", "UEFI" settings in the bios, and no search function.

It came with Windows 11 but I want to convert it to a bazzite couch gaming machine.

The issues start when it's in the process of booting from the thumb drive that I flashed with balena, as during the loading of the kernel. It falls back to the GRUB menu, as if it's rebooting during the process, I sometimes make it as far as the installation process and sometimes I don't even get further than the boot up sequence.

I have tried both to install Bazzite and also tried to instal fedora so I could then rebase it to bazzite, but I couldn't get fedora installed either

As the title suggests. For some reason my laptop reboots while I'm setting up the installer

Asus tuff gaming laptop

Ryzen 7 6800h

RTX 3070

16GB Ram

1TB NVME3 C drive (windows)

1TB NVME4 S drive

Bios version 315

Safe boot off

Secure boot off

There are no cam settings, not that I can find anywhere

I used Balena etcher to create the install usb drive

If I need to give any more info please let me know

Trying to install bazzite for the first time on my windows laptop. I've never dwelled into Linux before.

I have booting up issues with my laptop that don't seem to be resolvable by WinRE, though I googled the symptoms and got something working, it had to do with the laptop's boot sequency scrambling with devices plugged in and also residual power. Anyways I followed the steps to 'resolve' it and it boots fine now, but I can't get bazzite to install, I selected the options for asus laptop, with an Nvidia rtx graphics card, KDE and and "no I want a traditional desktop experience". I also followed the steps to calculating the ISO SHA256 Checksum hash, which matched. I flashed the iso onto an empty 256gb SD card (the only available flash storage I have on hand ATM) through a SD to usb adapter.

I managed to boot into the bazzite space that lets you then install onto the drive, but before it can load the config window, it blacks screens and then the Asus logo pops up, this happened twice but I can't even get to that point anymore, it just black screens during the turning on animation with the bazzite logo at the bottom.

For some reason safe boot is grayed out in the bios and I can't disable it as well, I've even reset the keys, but It did nothing

i want to procede with caution as i've never dabbled into anything like this.

i have a windows 11 asus gaming laptop that i want to convert into a linux tv gaming machine, i have a few questions reguarding some things ive seen flagged as problematic, so i want to know how much of a problem it is. first of all its a nvidia rtx 3070 laptop, and saw bazzite has some issues with nvidia gpus, but idk how much of a problem they are from day to day.

my laptop has a weird problem i've not seen anyone that can find a fix with, for example with windows, at least, it takes ages to boot up as it just keeps crashing during bootup and never even shows any image for forever unless i manually turn it off by the power button, sometimes this results in the same thing happening upon returning on, or it may show a bluescreen, eventually after a few times of restarting it magically boots, it also crashes if i put it in sleep mode, including if it automatically goes to sleep due to inactivity.

i have also tried to factory reset, but it has not fixed the issue, and i was hoping that installing linux might magically fix that, but who knows. i would also want to install it on my second ssd, which is a faster drive than the one it came with.

on the bazzite download page i saw that it says there are hdr issues with nvidia gpus, i was wondering if there is a third party fix for that

I'm currently working in a crepe shop that had 2 locations, one has closed due to underperforming due to a poor location, I'm currently not getting many hours because we're overstaffed and still have 2 people that will be coming back after their maternity leave, I'm afraid I won't be kept on after that because we'll be heavily overstaffed, so I want to add this job position to a resume.

In my job I do a bit of everything, barista work, I've done cocktails, KP, crepes (sweet and savoury) customer service, but I also cook, we do English breakfasts, panini, soups, omelette, and other cooking for the savoury crepes.

I don't feel like I'm in a position where I can call myself a chef on a resume, but I'm not a sous chef or kitchen helper, if I'm cooking in the kitchen I'm by myself doing it all. So what should I write on the resume?

So for context, I've only ever seen a couple of episodes when they were up on TV when I was a kid, but I'm more familiar with Z and GT, familiar enough to know they aren't my cup of tea, sorry, but is it still worth reading the original dragon ball? Like the world building and that seems genuinely interesting, I'm just not a fan of the super sayan shenanigans and every fight being in the air over a random rocky desert.

I am more interested in the manga than the anime TBF, so I was really only wondering to know if I should get the box set

Over on NexusMods, I have seen many model swaps for Jak. Has anyone tried replacing it with its counterpart in Jak 2? I mean the model of Jak and Daxter at the very start of the game, it's considerably more detailed, but the same design.

Here they are

Jak: https://models.spriters-resource.com/playstation_2/jak3/asset/291428/

Daxter: https://models.spriters-resource.com/playstation_2/jak3/asset/290892

I have tried various ways to download the european version of ratchet and clank a crack in time. nopaystation, vimm's lair, Psndl, vimm's lair, myrienta, te r/ roms megathread, internet archive and they all have 1 problem or another, nopaystation for example has it listed, but dowloading it gets me a 1KB file, and I'm definitelly downloading from the game section, since other games have worked, others either dont have it or if they do they all have a massive download time, im talking days, I just did an internet speed test and it says I have 300MbPS download, so i dont think that's the problem, any recomandation of somewhere that has auropean versions listed that dont take forever to download?