Everything Is Computer

You know that moment when your brain is screaming "FFMPEG! IT'S FFMPEG!" but your fingers are already committed to typing FFMPREG? SpongeBob here perfectly captures that internal battle we all lose. The muscle memory just takes over and suddenly you're staring at "command not found" wondering why your terminal hates you. The worst part? You know it's wrong. You've typed ffmpeg a thousand times. But there's something about the MPEG part that makes your fingers want to throw in random letters like you're playing keyboard Scrabble. It's like your brain autocorrects to the most phonetically awkward version possible. Bonus points if you've also typed "ffpmeg" or "fmpeg" in the same session. At that point just alias it to "videothing" and call it a day.

Content Bogdan Botezatu bbotezatu Happy 25th birthday, Linux! Here's your f-ing cake, go ahead and compile it yourself. BUTTER BUTTER

Ah, the moment you find that promising GitHub project with 5k stars, only to discover you need to compile it from source. Suddenly your enthusiasm evaporates faster than RAM in a Chrome tab. The classic developer dilemma: is this cool tool worth the 45 minutes of dependency hell, or should you just keep using your janky workaround that "mostly works"? Nine times out of ten, that project stays uncompiled, forever living in the graveyard of "cool things I'll try someday."

Windows: *requires 64-bit CPU, 4GB RAM, secure boot, Microsoft account, valid license, and a small blood sacrifice to the update gods* Linux: "Just give me electrons and I'll run on your toaster." The beauty of Linux is that it'll boot on practically anything with a power source while Windows keeps adding requirements faster than Moore's Law can keep up. My ancient laptop from 2008 that Windows 10 declared "unworthy" now runs a sleek Linux distro like it's fresh off the assembly line. It's the digital equivalent of turning water into wine, except Microsoft wants you to buy a new bottle first.

Content I use windows 11, my game crashed after few hours, plz fix KAPWING I use Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS with mesa 21.1.5. Mv hardware is - CPU: AMD Rzen 5 5600x. GPU: RX 6800 XT, 32 GB of DDR4 RAM. Steam version of the game crashes at king's palace, when standing around 1-2 meters from kings throne and looking towards the wall. It only happens when motion blur is toggled on in options. I suspect it may be race condition ir postprocessing related to animated elements on the wall. Hi, I use arch linux with latest kernel and MESA. Intel i7 10700K and AMD RX 6900 XT 16 GB of RAM. I noticed a bug in your game - I see the acceleration of character probably does not work properly when stopping movement. Speed "winds up" when character starts moving, but when releasing movement button then character runs at full speed for like 1 more second. It appears that your game uses Unity Engine. Maybe you normalize movement vector when stopping movement after multiplying it by GetAxis instead of doing it after? BTW I run game nativelv via steam I ran your game on Linux (Kubuntu 20.04 LTS with MESA from kisak PPA) via Proton 6.13. I found item duplication bug in multiplayer mode, as I lost connection during storm while using crafting device. I received result item, but didn't lose ingredients. Did try to reproduce bug 1 more time with wireshark active and I found that no web requests were needed to create crafting resultitem. This should be removed from client side evaluation. Posted in rlinuxmasterrace by udydzio reddit

Content Who was the first person you had sex with ? Me: listOfPeopleIHadSexWith.get (0); Exception in thread "main" java. lang IndexOutofBoundsException; Index: 0, Size: 8 at java .util. Arraytist. rangecheck (Unknom Source) at java.util.ArrayList. get (Unknow Source) at sorting gorithes. Main.main (Main. java:34