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anistorian

@ anistorian @lemmy.world

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Yes, please.

  • No input on volume after disassembly.

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  • Yeah it’s definitely not an elegant solution, but it works for now. But I think I will fix it properly at some point, now that I know what the problem is.

  • No input on volume after disassembly.

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  • You were absolutely correct. It was the ribbon cable. But the fault was so small I couldn’t see it with my aging eyes. But under magnification it was quite clear.

  • No input on volume after disassembly.

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  • I am also coming to that conclusion. Which sucks because I have to take out the screen to replace it.

    And yes. I’m sure I bought the right one :) I didn’t mention it in the original post, but I was aware of the different models and revisions.

  • No input on volume after disassembly.

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  • Yes the speakers still work. And I can change the volume both in Big Picture mode and Desktop mode with the slider.

    I don’t really know what to do in alsamixer to test/change volume input.

    xev also doesn’t give any output when pressing the volume buttons.

  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    anistorian @lemmy.world

    No input on volume after disassembly.

  • As a rule of thumb, should I pick the Debian package or the Flatpak version of a given programme?

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  • I’m not sure you need a password to access the shared libraries. Then basically all programs would need a password to run.

    Personally I don’t like flatpaks because of the duplication of libraries. But you should do whatever you feel like. Both have merit.

  • :3 :3

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  • Don’t worry. You can just as easily wreck your Mint install as any other distro, as soon as you start to poke around.

  • Reacting to LTT's 2026 Linux Challenge (part 1)! - The Bryant Review

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  • Please, tell me more about this Arrow Block.

  • Pipeline

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  • Why no Gentoo :( ?

  • /etc? Never heard of her.

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  • But why would 500 prompts be annoying to you ?

  • /etc? Never heard of her.

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  • Make an alias in .bashrc (or equivalent) so that rm always have the -i flag to prompt for “you really wanna do it !?”.

  • GUIs

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  • I like well ordered man pages.

  • Death To West

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  • This is basically the argument of Edward Said in ‘Orientalism’. He makes a good argument, so it is worth a read: https://www.jstor.org/stable/42981698

    I don’t think he wanted to kill the West though. But maybe the idea of the West.

  • Die West

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  • *Der West

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    [Violence warning] New footage of ICE shooting in Minneapolis

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  • Then go return the call.

  • The Citywide General Strike Has a Rich History in America

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  • Gee! I hope it works this time!

  • Dunno if this fits here, but...

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  • Doesn’t work for YT, since they host their own ads.

  • If you are boycotting "America", does that include "American culture"?

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  • Mainly groceries. Games I almost exclusively buy second hand and media I… find…

  • how to download more RAM

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  • This seems like it would create a lot of unnecessary latency and dependency on big tech. He should set up a home server and host his own ram.

  • For unrelated reasons

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  • Jizziz I hope the Parliament won't play along.

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    anistorian @lemmy.world

    How come butthole scratches doesn't get infected with poop bacteria ?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    anistorian @lemmy.world

    Does farting make you lighter or heavier ?

  • Linux @programming.dev
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    What's the future of the Linux ?