
Oh no I can't tell the difference between Buc-ees beaver and Mickey Mouse
Someone get Disney's IP lawyers

Someone get Disney's IP lawyers
I'm here to save you some time, wish I found this forum thread earlier
https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/failed-to-load-module-glx-module-does-not-exist-0/340582
>The driver doesn’t replace the X server’s libglx.so anymore, so that module should come from your distribution’s Xorg packages. libglxserver_nvidia.so is a separate file.
Fix for me was
sudo ln -s \/usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglxserver_nvidia.so.595.71.05 \/usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglxserver_nvidia.so
I otherwise have a very plain, very boring Trixie Stable setup with no backports/etc. only thing not from the stable repo is Nvidia 595 and it's pretty good here on KDE Plasma / X11 so far across Unity, UE4, and UE5 titles.
Switching from "Popular New Releases" to "New Releases" doesn't change the content below nor does scrolling down show the former "All New Releases" button; have noticed this for the past few weeks and a big shame if they're getting rid of the ability to browse all new releases without any "curation" if there still is a way can the URL be shared so I can at least browse in the browser? Or share steps on how to get there in the client?
Was watching Ray Lewis film and saw this Bengals QB tuck the ball leaned in helmet out, hip/waist not exposed. Going that low these days would be illegal, you can't go for the body because their head's there so that'd be illegal. In this film Lewis grabbed the outher shoulder pads and dragged him down but I'd bet modern NFL would call that a horsecollar. What options would a modern NFL defensive player even have in this position?
Clip for reference: https://youtu.be/DEKXWNey_Wc?t=113