u/ilovetpb

My current one is a joke from r/jokes: What do you do if someone has a seizure? Toss your laundry in.

My worst was a broken nose and facial injuries from falling face first onto a granite sink. What was yours?

I have to clean up my recently passed grandmother's house and her wood kitchen floor is sticky, as though someone spilled a two liter can of coke all over.

I'm curious what your experience is with marijuana. My wife uses it for pain and I'm curious if anyone has experience with it slowing or speeding digestion.

Do I need to go into the dark forest or something to find enemies that I can dodge with? Or is there a way to do it in Hogwarts?

I'm wondering if there's any AAA or close games that have a story mode or are super simple games?

He's using my old gaming laptop with a 5800X and a RTX3080 (laptop edition) with 32GB of RAM.

He has early Parkinsons and can't do combos and complicated combat.

I'm wondering if there's any AAA or close games that have a story mode or are super simple games?

Update: Combos are out because he has early Parkinsons. I've explained the stories to Hitman, Bioshock and Tomb Raider, and he's very interested. He mostly cares about the story.

He'll be playing on my old gaming laptop with a 5800X and a RTX3080 (laptop edition), with 32GB of RAM. Storage isn't a big issue because it has a 2 TB SSD.

I've struggled with constant crashes with the remake, so I have been saving often. Since then I'm getting far fewer crashes. Does the game somehow reset on a save?

In short, I had constant problems with both distros, from failure to login, set up raid, updating apps and installing apps, recognizing my PCI SATA adapters, and more, it was just easier to go back to windows 11, where I had

everything working. I decrapified windows with a script to remove the AI crap and other annoyances.

I know a Linux expert could fix the issues quickly, but I had trouble finding fixes either through duckduckgo.com and copilot. I'm sad to leave Linux, but it made too much sense for me.

I installed the most recent Mint distro and I can't log in. At setup, I put in a password I've used for years, so I know it perfectly. I also set it to auto-login.

It's installed now and it isn't logging in automatically and it won't accept my password.

Any help would be appreciated!

Running Zorin clean slate.