Good eye!
It’s planted on an isolated patch of garden pretty far from wild woodland, and this lil moron has thankfully gone eight years without an expensive taste test. I appreciate the concern, though :)
Good eye!
It’s planted on an isolated patch of garden pretty far from wild woodland, and this lil moron has thankfully gone eight years without an expensive taste test. I appreciate the concern, though :)
Thanks :)
I blame the couplet on Nirvana. Gets stuck in my head every spring.
“I ordered some donuts”
“Put the tissue in the bin/trash”
“Clean up a spill”
“You bing your search”
What on earth is “to shamwow”? I had to Google™ (read: look up) what that meant!
Man, I sure do love to DoorDash™ some Dunkin’™!
Part of me hopes the original post was intentional marketing, because I’m still not ready to accept that people speak in brands now.
I appreciate the concern (getting squeezed like that is a major phobia of mine), but that door is flimsy and doesn’t even close properly anyhow (which is how he got in in the first place), so he’s safe :3
The competing patriarchal nations sure are!


Thankfully I foiled his Generalplan Desk. He occupied the chair for a while, but I drove him out with a counteroffensive (threatening to sit on him).


That’s a nice solution. In my case putting the couch by the window was a good upgrade, as I can lay there for ages looking up at the mountains, so my boy here actually boosted the Feng Shui of this particular room :D


You might know him as Lawrence. Notoriously happy fellow.
Distros are a red herring. I used debian 12 (first gnome, then xfce) for more than a year with no problems, and the current version of Bazzite is also problem-free for me when it comes to nvidia prime (apart from a KDE-specific memory leak). Basically, this should be easily fixable without a fresh install.
I don’t know what distro you’re on atm, but set up prime-run and try running programs with that. I also recommend going onto the uefi and disabling secure boot. You can get it to work with proprietary nvidia drivers, but it’s a bit of a process and unless you really need it you might as well leave it off for now.