I also have one game that behaves weirdly until I either tab back and forth, or (more consistently) move it to another workspace and back with super+shift+up.

It seems like a windows manager/focus issue.

I thought this was what they did a few years ago.

How has nobody developed a distro called Blinds or Curtains yet?

I’ve been pretty happy with being downstream of Debian stable. I’ve only been burned by outdated packages a couple of times, which hasn’t been that bad. I’m much more of a “set and forget” type of user.

I get it. Problems in Linux feel like they’re mine. I prefer it.

No idea where it originated from. I’ve just seen it as a meme template.

There are entire business models built around customer complacency. Most people don’t want to make a change unless their hand is forced, even with a steady decline in quality.

This dude looks like Matt Mercer.

Right? I’m sure he expected to immediately be a god at chess with no studying or practice, then got upset when that wasn’t the case.

My theory is that he’s frustrated that he can’t manage a team or pay someone to get better at it for him.

The humility it takes to be a beginner at something is uncomfortable when you have a huge ego.

I don’t know what he has against chess, but this is like the 3rd time I’ve seen him try to convince everyone that it’s pointless because of computers.

Gaming was so mysterious back then, and I miss it.

It was very thoughtful of them to include an airsoft gun as an option though.

“Minds moving freely” is a good way to put it. I also think when we stay cooped up inside too much, our minds get a bit contained too. The world feels smaller.

It’s a real phenomenon that when people isolate themselves, they start fixating on things that they wouldn’t have otherwise, sometimes getting paranoid or anxious.

It reminds me of how Kirby is drawn differently due to audience preferences.

Ohhh, now I get the top comment.

Np, just learned it myself right before posting this.

The Japanese pronunciation is why they wanted to call him Puck-Man! It’s apparently from a Japanese onomatopoeia for a mouth opening and closing, “Paku Paku”

Well damn, I guess they’re taking some liberties with the classification of “dinosaurs” and are still off by a bit. I’m just going to remove the post.

Those little guys are so familiar!