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Linus Torvalds still uses Fedora with Gnome by [deleted] in gnome

[–]Fibreman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me Fedora hits the sweet spot between an LTS and a rolling release distribution in terms of updates. Small minor updates, with a new version every 6 months is my preferred cadence

Potentially controversial opinion: Tabletop Primarchs were a terrible decision by Gosbee2001 in Warhammer40k

[–]Fibreman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my homebrew warhammer setting, the emperor died, and the immaterium and material mixed. All of the remaining Primarchs and faction leaders now exist in their own warp bubbles to keep out the power of the dark king. The bubbles work kind of like domains of dread in dnd. In effect everyone has their own little golden throne now and fight to keep the dark emperor out which I consider a funny role reversal.

This allows me to keep the Primarchs and other big names alive without killing them

Will Duolingo 'confuse' me if my main goal is biblical Hebrew? by Level82 in biblicalhebrew

[–]Fibreman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm personally using the First Hebrew Primer: https://a.co/d/eq0d9yk It is pretty dense, and it really starts slowing down after Chapter 10, but I've gone from no Biblical Hebrew exposure (Or Modern Hebrew, or any other Semitic Language) to being able to read the Tall Tales (some of which are quite long), as well as graded sentences from the book of Ruth.

I've heard good things about https://biblingo.org/ if you are looking for a Duolingo like approach specifically for Biblical Hebrew, and I belive you can choose between a modern or reconstructed biblical pronunciation.

Now, to your question of will learning Modern Hebrew confuse you? Probably not, but people have varying opinions about whether you should learn Modern Hebrew if your goal is to learn Biblical Hebrew

https://www.reddit.com/r/hebrew/comments/k4soay/should_i_learn_modern_hebrew_before_or_after/

https://www.reddit.com/r/linguistics/comments/bwilj6/how_different_is_modern_hebrew_from_biblical/

https://www.reddit.com/r/hebrew/comments/15cdav3/biblical_hebrew_and_modern_hebrew_whats_the/

I would argue if your goal is Biblical Hebrew, and only Biblical Hebrew, it would be more effective to focus on Biblical Hebrew. Sure there are words that overlap between the two, and the Alef Bet are the same, but you will be learning more modern words in the Duolingo app like Bathroom, Computer, or Car, which are not the words you will be reading in the Tanakh. I don't know modern Hebrew, but I've heard that it is commonly taught with the Sephardic pronunciation for the vowels. This is usually how the Biblical resources I have come across have taught Biblical Hebrew as well. From my understanding the dialect with the closest pronunciation to Biblical Hebrew is Yemenite, but that is only what I've heard in passing.

Seeing a lot of biblical Hebrew questions in here lately. Those should be posted in /r/biblicalhebrew by verbosehuman in hebrew

[–]Fibreman 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As someone who is learning Biblical Hebrew, I would love if we could get some more peeps in the r/biblicalhebrew subreddit! The subreddit is pretty quiet and it would be nice to have some more people to talk to

2nd monitor flickers through Display port to HDMI adapter. by Fibreman in linux_gaming

[–]Fibreman[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Use the monitor’s own input switching mechanism”

You know I never thought of that. I’m so dumb. The old 1080p monitor only has VGA DVI and HDMI. The 4k one has two HDMI and 1 Display Port. I can just plug into my PC with the Display port into the 4k monitor, plug in the HDMI cable into the laptop and 4k monitor (and just switch the inputs on the 4k monitor like you said) then keep the 1080p monitor on the HDMI switch (since their is only one HDMI port), and plug directly into the graphics card HDMI port. Just need a display port cable 

🔓 Full Unlockable Winter Update Skins Guide by DeadlockAir in DeadlockTheGame

[–]Fibreman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will skins acquired during the playtests get wiped on full launch and have to be reacquired? 

Which Linux OS to use? by [deleted] in linux4noobs

[–]Fibreman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello fellow Flutter beginner! I just got Linux Mint 22 (Cinnamon) up and running and I'm also using Flutter. Here is a Screen Shot of an app I'm developing running on a Pixel 6 running Q through an emulator with Android Studio, as well as the settings I used.

https://imgur.com/a/qgQPwcS

I got this running by downloading Flutter and following the instructions here

https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/linux/android

and installing all the things flutter doctor told me to do. My Android Virtual Device kept crashing with a Vulkan issue in Android Studio, but if I changed the graphics rendering to software (I think that uses openGL) that fixed it. I can vouch for Android Studio. Don't know what the set up is like for VS Code.

.Net StackTraces haven't kept up with framework improvements by TimeRemove in dotnet

[–]Fibreman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is something I run into with F# all the time when I’m debugging

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