Final Remix

Apparently it’s this. https://github.com/ryzendew/AffinityOnLinux

I hear it works well as long as you have all the dependencies and stuff needed ahead of time. If an error pops, it’s apparently pretty clear about what’s needed.

You can actually “cancel” your account into a “classic” account without copilot. It’s fuckin’ weird and hidden, but you can do it. Obviously no price difference.

Apparently there’s a tutorial to make a thing in docker that actually does run it. It’s a whole-ass process though and my friend who uses Linux for most stuff was working on it a while back. Damn shame it’s not a thing, out of the box.

At best, this senile fuck is a used car salesman. It’s just that the cult of personality around him is comprised of people dumber than he is.

Lol, you think we’re gonna still have elections.

True, but it was accurate enough, it tripped the automod. That takes skill.

I love that he got in trouble for doing a cover of Bad Guy that was close enough to get an instant strike, and part of it involved hitting his couch with a pillow.

Between Project 2025, the Butterfly whatever-it’s-called, and Don’s obvious and worsening dementia, we’re spiraling into the first half of the 20th century.

“Quiet quitting” is a bullshit term invented by c-suite and administrators to demonize people who simply work-to-contract. FUCK you, pay me.

Harvey is distinctly missing…

I have 'iterally been saying to my classes (especially as my various NIH/NSF/.gov links are breaking during class) “pretend nothing is happening outside the walls of this school, just for a few minutes”.

The 90s were seriously such a bop.

Correction: his foster parents are dead.

Not gonna lie… i’m such a 90s guy, my brain immediately went to Wingdings for those tats…

Fuck, if it’s easy to mod games and run script extenders, I’ll be in-Stalin it this week.

I replied one too deep. Fuck.

Well, that too.

Siriusly! Any day now.

I think it’s the SWAT Kats. They’re reportedly a radical squadron.

That rabbit’s dynamite!

Oh, it did, for sure. It was a relief to leave that program, honestly.