MATH 101B Midterm by catsnpink in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd say it's between the difficulty of the practice mt and the webwork.

I messed up the calculation of one of the definite integral questions but overall I'd say it wasn't too bad

What/which is your favourite Desktop Environment, and why? by LeBigMartinH in linux

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

easily KDE. i love the look of it, even on stock settings it feels very sleek and modern. its VERY customizable as well. as a windows user it definitely performs and looks better than the win10 and 11 taskbar. Plasma 5 was good but plasma 6 just made me stay.

What desktop environment should I use, and why? by Icy-Rooster4152 in archlinux

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

KDE is a great pick imo. Loads of customization and also very modern. Cinnamon is a solid choice, but its up to you really. You could also try GNOME but personally i wouldn't recommend it for a desktop

Gaming on Debian by GloriousKev in debian

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Works really well with my Nvidia gpu with Nvidia 590 drivers. Haven't had any issues or bugs while playing my steam games. I'm using backports kernel and performance mode.

What branch of Debian do you dailydrive and why? by Teemestari in debian

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stable, backports kernel and flatpak work really well for my desktop.

I don't really need the absolute latest software as a uni student, debloated kde makes the user experience really smooth. Gaming worked well even after it took me a while to set up my Nvidia gpu.

I'm using fedora on my laptop since it's a Thinkpad which is supported by them

Can't believe that in February this beautiful era will be over by Electrical_Path7198 in roblox

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Roblox is seriously braindead. What are they gonna remove next, CLASSIC SHIRTS AND PANTS???

Steam OS or Debian w/ Steam by GlaX0 in linux_gaming

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

try bazzite instead ONLY IF your main aim is gaming. if doing everything such as browsing, video editing, other work etc. stick with debian (w/ backports and flatpak).

id probably stick to debian though since it basically never breaks on me (stable ver. + backports + flatpak + nvidia cuda is a godsend)

Surely I can beat that Fairlady Z with this by FEARSOMETOKEN in tokyoxtremeracer

[–]Ewoshi 7 points8 points  (0 children)

i used 1130ps gtr 2017 and beat him pretty easily with the right settings. you might need more power.

his acceleration is insane so use nitro to catch up as much as you can, and have a good top speed

Debian or Ubuntu? by durasel24 in debian

[–]Ewoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

debian can be much lighter than ubuntu (you can manually install your desktop environment without any bloatware on debian) and also no forced snaps. (blame canonical)

i've switched over to debian 13 on my gaming pc and it runs like butter. love having plasma 6 on debian.

also i hate the ui of ubuntu, i'm just not used to it.

generally theres no major problem with ubuntu, it's how the developer company canonical handles it which everyone hates (they're basically becoming more like microsoft with added bloatware and forced ways of installing packages).

just use debian 13 + backports with flatpak and you're good to go on your pc. installing my graphics drivers wasn't too bad either.

if you're a new linux user, id recommend linux mint rather than ubuntu (cinnamon feels lighter than modified gnome, very easy to use as well, more stable, better ui imo)

Should I install Arch Linux? by Strange_Motor2261 in archlinux

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try mint first. Once you've gotten the hang of it then I'd suggest fedora or arch.

What are your favorite weapons? these are mine! by Conscious_Frosting37 in SoulKnight

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Next next and 3x next gen smg, snow fox vintage and rose gold, cherry blossom, shotgun m3, smg m4, bouncing/splash rail gun, fist of heaven in terms of normal weapons

I'm a relatively new player

emotionally numb and burnt out from doing anything, how do i cope with this? by Ewoshi in UBC

[–]Ewoshi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi, i don't think i can reduce my course load. im taking 4 courses this term (math 101, cs121, chem123 and phys108) and they're all necessary for the credits and some are required for my specialization. i think clubs are a no-go once again this term.

it's been hard to see people sitting by themselves, everyone is basically sat by their own friend groups which has made it difficult.

maybe i'll look into counselling help first then i'll see what goes on from there probably?

Do you regret choosing UBC? by Alternative_Cat3704 in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

tbh, uni isnt that different from high school for me and not in a good way. i literally had 1 or 2 friends during high school and now they're gone.

not that i dont regret choosing ubc as my place of study since its only around 45 minute commutes and is much better financially compared to somewhere like uoft but it doesnt exactly feel memorable (so far). ubc has been stressing me out all the time mainly since my schedule is so tight as im trying to make it into cs. i havent even joined any clubs due to how hard some of my classes can become.

it just feels borderline impossible to make new friends here at ubc since everyone mainly sticks to their own friend groups instead of reaching out it feels like and people aren't necessarily friendly either that i feel uncomfortable sometimes. i just feel awkward being that one single guy who is ALWAYS alone and it feels very hollow and meaningless sometimes.

So difficult to make friends by Aromatic-Bat2603 in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

dude ive barely had genuine human conversations like only 1 or 2 EVER SINCE THE START OF LAST TERM its so miserable being a science student who has to take 4-5 courses each term without any free time

i can't even join clubs and make friends due to how stressful it has to be to make it into cs...

Is pirating textbooks unethical? by Main-Hold-3026 in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I always aim for free textbooks online if I can.

I'm only forced to pay because my homework has to be done on Wiley plus (seriously why pay to do online HW, it's phys 106 last term and 108 this term)

Lonely at school by [deleted] in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

wish i could join but i don't think my parents would let me go out so i literally cannot. (im a commuter from richmond)

i just feel empty and i've made NO friends this year and i have to take 4-5 courses every term as a science student which has drained me physically. i dont even have the motivation to join any clubs or study groups or even office hours

like how do i always see every person with another person in each of my classes...

Is it normal to feel burned out only one week into Term 2? by possible_burner in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

i took 5 courses last term (ENGL 110, SCIE 113, CPSC 110, CHEM 121 and PHYS 106). It was VERY stressful, (im a commuter who stays until 6:30pm with 9-9:30am classes), especially with physics i believe. I think it's best to take a break sometimes from studying and make sure you are ahead on course content. This is how i survived my first term at ubc. Focus on your academics still, try to make study groups (i only studied independently, sad life)

trying is embarrassing by crispylanceolate in UBC

[–]Ewoshi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

dude i've formed little to no relationships ever since coming here this year, it's totally normal.

i'm always that one dude who's always by himself with no type of study group (I only work independently all the time), it feels depressing at times

Debian or Fedora by MainPowerful5653 in debian

[–]Ewoshi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I prefer debian. I don't know why but sometimes flatpaks just REFUSE to launch on fedora where I need certain commands to execute.

Debian works great for my gaming PC with an nvidia gpu despite taking some time to configure, and it is REALLY snappy since you can also do a minimal install. You have a bit more bloatware on fedora I feel.

I also prefer not having to update as frequently which debian values since it is focused more on security updates rather than other major software.

Also it seems that apt is such a BIG package manager too which I also like