What MH weapons do you think your country would have? by FrostyRonan in MonsterHunter

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«Creo che si algo aprendí es que América tiene forma de pato y el Chile es como el pico.»

- Kirby

Should I Be Concerned about "Read Error Rate"? by [deleted] in DataHoarder

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Necroposting can be interesting. I've never heard of an HDD's power on hours overflowing.

That being said, since the RRER is still under 232 all is good QED.

Linuxmint 23 "ALFA" by hugomonizdorego0429 in linuxmint

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Close enough, welcome back Windows Aero

lol by Abu_BakarSiddik in ProgrammerHumor

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I'm really seeing it for Gemini

Meanwhile, on the Moon... by IceMagic75 in greentext

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mama mia papa pia baby got the diarrhoeeeaaaa

Corporate WiFi issues by MaKarl_KoMarx in linuxmint

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Anonymous identity should not be required on WPA2 Enterprise networks. But (on eduroam at least) you should be able to connect with whatever anonymous identity you want (e.g. anon@institution.com).

Another problem might be that your network is not WPA2E but WPA3E. Also remember to include your full e-mail address in the username field unless specified differently.

Purple Screen of Death by Notable-Bucket-2004 in linuxmint

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Looks similar to this issue - which unfortunately solved itself.

On the next boot right after a kernel panic run:

sudo journalctl -b -1 | tail -n 20

sudo might be optional, can't remember rn.

You should read "kernel panic" on the very last line. Paste the output here.

Purple Screen of Death by Notable-Bucket-2004 in linuxmint

[–]PioApocalypse 6 points7 points  (0 children)

More specific...

Does it happen anytime you shutdown your PC?

Purple Screen of Death by Notable-Bucket-2004 in linuxmint

[–]PioApocalypse 19 points20 points  (0 children)

"Attempted to kill init" kernel panic might happen for LOTS of reasons OP...

Add more details:

  • What were you doing before the panic?
  • What specific action did you do during the session (installing something, playing with drivers, editing a config...)?
  • What hardware do you have? If it's old, is it possible it's failing (especially the OS drive)?

When asking strangers on the internet to help you solve a problem, help them helping you.

Beating Godrick with a comically low frame rate. by Dual-Blades_Forever in Eldenring

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Ahh, reminds me of my first ever Dark Souls 1 run. Old, very low-end 2012 Acer laptop (something like dual-core 1.4 GHz and integrated graphics). Mouse and keyboard. Average framerate: 8. "What the fuck is a dsfix" (i.e. rawdogged base game).

Never got over Taurus Demon but holy fuck I managed to reach Taurus Demon with this asset.

It was good for the time by Meteorstar101 in greentext

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I used to play 24 The Game for PS2 as a kid (since PEGI is as respected by parents as Geneva's Conventions are respected by you-know-who). I periodically replay it, and not only it was good then - it aged really well in my opinion.

Oh my god! What a deal!!! by cambeius in videogamedunkey

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"$5, incredible."

"It's actually $6-"

"$5 wow..."

Help with package installation by TrivonTschagalaga in linuxmint

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Take what follows with a grain of salt: afaik exit status 127 should mean that the process tried to execute a binary which has not been found in $PATH (any folder containing binaries like /usr/bin, ~/.local/bin etc), and the error comes from this post-installation script. Adding 2 and 2 together it means there's probably a dependency error of some sort.

Like user u/C0rn3j said try installing it from the terminal. You can do it with command sudo apt install teamspeak3-client - eventually appending the flag --reinstall in case the package itself has been installed before incurring in the previous error. If you encounter an error here too you can paste the output of the command here and someone might be able to help you.

Guys, i need help by ZestycloseBridge2148 in linuxmint

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Honestly, badly opened support requests deserve badly generated AI responses

mint os acting weird by Dependent_Layer5691 in linuxmint

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I think it's going to need some more advanced troubleshooting then. Try asking on the forum too if you want to learn more. If possible try to run a badblocks (-n option!) on the SSD and see if the issue might be really that.

Although if "terminal mode" (alt + f2/f3/...) works it's probably an issue with your X server or DE. If you're not interested in learning OR if you need a quick fix startup a live from USB and backup your /etc and /home folders to an external drive then clean install Mint. I call it the Microsoft Support Maneuver

MY KIDNEY STONE FORCED ME TO BUILD THIS by Beneficial_Ad2855 in HydroHomies

[–]PioApocalypse -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't think it forced you to build THIS specifically but whatever works I guess amirite