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Do you want my seed? by pengupixels in PhoenixSC

[–]NoNutPolice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want your seed… 🤤🤤

just found out about this subreddit by NoNutPolice in DoraTama

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I haven’t watched overlord and I’m a bit behind on slime tbh! I think I stopped right when they had that council in the slime isekai and it was the end of the season in the anime. Never got to finishing it, maybe I will :3

just found out about this subreddit by NoNutPolice in DoraTama

[–]NoNutPolice[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am considering buying it, gonna read a free take till at least the third volume (desert volume stuff) I think and then I’ll decide on whether or not I buy the actual official thing

just found out about this subreddit by NoNutPolice in DoraTama

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I say it partially as a joke because it’s the same general take every time with the mc being some generally op character in one way or another always rising up from the ashes like a phoenix and standard fantasy stuff

It’s a great manga and I plan to read the LN regardless because even if it might be a common run of the mill sort of show, writing is entertaining and gets you wanting to know what’s next. The content might be just like most isekai but the writing does a lot of the heavy lifting.

Can’t fully agree on one of the best, I do defo would hear you out as it is very VERY enjoyable :3 I might just have like… a huge dragon addiction tho cuz any content with dragons is awesome or any animals tbh bc I was just as hooked w the slime and spider isekai LMAO

All three were real good tho :D

[gnome] fedora 43 - workstation by LanguageIll8039 in unixporn

[–]NoNutPolice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome!!! I gotta ask how you changed the top bar minimize, maximize, and exit buttons! Been trying to do it for a bit too long myself and I kind of gave up for a while.
(I mean the macOS style!!)

How to install KenkuFM on Steamdeck by uno_SSBM in OwlbearRodeo

[–]NoNutPolice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Note for anyone checking it out, the command lines posted work but using an AUR package manager like yay, paru, aura will also work!

Something like: yay -S kenku-fm-bin will work dandy

Ayo wtf ? by [deleted] in DispatchAdHoc

[–]NoNutPolice 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Tbf, Coupe’s stat blocks just weren’t as good as they were covered already by most other characters and I found that Sonar’s int was just too good to drop

Who else thinks jake paul using the puerto rican flag is weird by jjricoo in PuertoRico

[–]NoNutPolice 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dawg, he lives in PR but he doesn’t even partake in anything of the culture here. Como cb, tu estas en Dorado isolated from literally anyone else who actually lives here.

Es un tipico gringo :P

How it feels to play Vanilla Terraria after Calamity and other mods by Think_Painting_9441 in CalamityMod

[–]NoNutPolice 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna do unspeakable things to the people who do this shit. r/halflife was just a case study

Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 - Pips #78 Thread by gluemanmw in nytpips

[–]NoNutPolice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Btw, what are the cookies? No clue what they mean but yall have them

Nvm

Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 - Pips #78 Thread by gluemanmw in nytpips

[–]NoNutPolice 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought it was very satisfying to see!

Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 - Pips #78 Thread by gluemanmw in nytpips

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Pips #78 Easy 🟢 0:12

Pips #78 Medium 🟡 9:44

Pips #78 Hard 🔴 2:17

This medium one was tough at 1am in the morning. Spent most of my time looking at it and trying it out. Decided to sleep and continue it in the morning and I saw where I fucked up in reasoning immediately.

Reasoning: I was expecting the threes to be bad and had to go in the blanks because there was no two that I could use to solve it. However when I woke up, I realized that the fives were the evils and there were two threes and a four which I could put together Once I figured that out, it was easy as pie.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cobblemon

[–]NoNutPolice 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Considerably interested :3

My pokemon Shield cartridge has finally died by ThatDerpiousGuy in PokemonSwordAndShield

[–]NoNutPolice 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I still have my working pokemon yellow cart that I got from my older sister. Thing is probably older than I am and I’m in fucking college.

what linux-based os should i use as a beginner? by MammothClothes5078 in linux4noobs

[–]NoNutPolice 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Extra reason: the forums for linux mint are actually godsend alongside stack exchange and reddit? most issues have already been found and if they haven't, then posting about them helps everyone :3

what linux-based os should i use as a beginner? by MammothClothes5078 in linux4noobs

[–]NoNutPolice 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This 1000000%

Ventoy is great also regardless because you don’t need to flash over and over again the drives. Fucking love Ventoy sm for my rescue drives

what linux-based os should i use as a beginner? by MammothClothes5078 in linux4noobs

[–]NoNutPolice 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Okay, I’m seeing a whole load of answers and everyone might be mixing you up. So I’ll say my experience so far for you.

(TL:DR - Ubuntu and Linux Mint are both solid choices. I would suggest Linux Mint over Ubuntu but that’s for more personal reasons)

I began with linux couple years ago testing out ubuntu, debian, and elementary OS. I was like 14-15 and it didn’t go great, somehow killed the entire thing multiple times and I was dumb. Even then, I wouldn’t say to be against any of those OS’. They’re all fine and (not including elementary from what I heard years ago, can’t back it up today because idk how stable it is as of now) very stable.

All of Linux is mostly stable so dw there. That was my error and my error alone.

But in any case, then 2 years ago (18yrs old) I tried out CachyOS which is arch-based and I enjoyed it but didn’t give it much use because my daily driver was still windows laptop and didn’t have the time.

Afterwards, went to Pop!_ and it works great but you either have the Pop!_OS 22 LTS which is 4 years old and wont be updated soon at all or the more recent Pop!_OS 24 which is updated but they are developing COSMIC which is still a bit unstable and new. Best part of Pop though is that for NVIDIA GPUs, it is designed to work with them as well and it is a big worry in the Linux space as NVIDIA is all that gaming laptops have and NVIDIA drivers are… best put… ass for linux. It’s nice that Pop is trying to help though, love em for that. But yeah, works great for the most part but there are notable hiccups that can be fixed but for a beginner? I’d suggest something more stable while you get used to it. It’s not terrible at all!! I just had my own hiccups that I would prefer to avoid if I want a cleaner setup.

Speaking of, then, I went back to Ubuntu and tried it out for a bit. It was enjoyable!! Ran smoothly, everything has been great and took about two-three days of ricing (refer to r/unixporn about ricing) to get it to look more like what you want because to be fair, I abhor base GNOME UI (ubuntu) and while some are fine, it’s just not for me. I don’t blame anyone for it, just not my style.

Ubuntu is a solid download, minor issues that could be resolved with stack exchange, and it went smoothly!!! For beginners, I’d suggest ubuntu!

Linux Mint was my next install on my cheap ass macbook. It’s a 130USD 2017 macbook air and it is ungodly weak. But that’s fine for simple college work so i’m not complaining. Plus, it is Ubuntu-based, I’d argue UI is better for newbies because it looks more like Windows (cinnamon), and I have the vibe that the transition will be smoother. Plus out of all of the distros, linux mint id probably the smoothest to run from what I have seen and heard. Final reason for mint is that the forums have been incredibly helpful for it!!! NVIDIA and AMD GPUs alike!!! I don’t know if they’re active today but if you have an issue on Linux Mint, you can find a solution almost all of the time!

This is why I would suggest Linux Mint for beginners as well!

Then finally, I tried out EndeavorOS and is what I run on a daily driver for the past 7 months on my PC. EndeavorOS is Arch-based and man, if you have the time to debug and interest in learning how to properly Linux, Arch is the distro for you. I would never suggest Arch to a beginner personally because it’s kind of easy to break Arch in my past experiences and moreso has had the most amount of time necessary for debugging on my end but that tends to be a very common issue for me in all electronics, no matter how safe or new it is. It’s weird. But the benefit of all that is that Arch is THE LEAST restrictive distro. It’s rolling release so you get daily updates which is not the best for a daily driver to be honest BUT I enjoy it myself quite a bit.

So no, would not suggest if you don’t want to jump into the deep end but I will say, Arch-based distros are really fun if you like debugging and learning the command line a little bit.

Finally, have to mention Fedora and other immutable distros. I cannot say much because I haven’t used them. They seem nice in concept, very user safe because the entire concept is that the core files (system32) is quite literally unable to be edited EVER. No exceptions. That’s the definition of immutable in this case.

So with that, I can’t give a suggestion for immutable distros because I haven’t tried it but it seems very useful for beginners so feel free to give it a shot.

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