Guenther_Amanita 🍄

A weirdo doing weird things on the internet.

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  • 100% AMD, for sure. AMD won’t make much problems and works ootb.

    Nvidia on the other hand… if you already have a Nvidia GPU, then the proprietary drivers work pretty well, but even those won’t work flawlessly and still cause problems for many people.
    And the FOSS drivers are still in the early stages and won’t cut it. So why spend lots of money for a piece of hardware that won’t give you the performance you paid for?

    Also, Nvidia clearly doesn’t care about PCs or its’ users, so why support such a shitty company with your money?





  • Ja man, geile Arbeit! 💪
    Besonders der große sieht toll aus!

    Der kleinere schaut mich noch etwas komisch an, vor allem wegen der vertikalen Ausrichtung. Horizontal angeordnet sah es aber überladen aus.Feedback?

    Ich würde beim Kleinen das Logo selbst (Schwarz-Rot-Gold) vielleicht in den QR-Code reinmachen, das machen ja momentan auch einige Firmen und Werbemenschen so, auch bei den aktuellen Wahlplakaten.

    Damit wird der Sticker weniger überladen, aber das Logo, also das wichtigste, ist noch gut sichtbar. Viel Info außer die URL ist da wahrscheinlich eh nicht auf dem QR, oder?

    Kurzer Spruch, damit man sich grob vorstellen kann, was gemeint ist, Logo für den Wiedererkennungswert und beim Handy draufhalten kommen weitere Infos. Viel Wirkung bei wenig Platz.


  • 1. Distro choice

    I would recommend you either Aurora or Bluefin.
    Both are pretty much the same, but differ in their desktop environment.

    Traditionally, Gnome (Bluefin) always has been the champion in terms of being tablet-like, but from what I’ve heard, KDE has surpassed Gnome in terms of how well it works as a tablet UI.

    You can install the one or the other, and then later “rebase” to the other variant without needing to reinstall anything if you want to try the “competitor” or if you’re unhappy.

    This basically switches out the base system, but your installed apps and pictures are decoupled and kept. Like just doing a big update :D

    Why do I recommend you exactly that, and not just base Fedora or Kubuntu or whatever?

    Simple - you need to install the linux-surface kernel (and stuff), because without it, nothing will work, no stylus, no sleep, no battery, basically nothing.

    But said modified kernel is nothing ordinary, and might shit itself randomly.

    Not only would you have to install everything by hand, which was a task that not only let me return to Windows once, but twice as Linux noob! It also causes a lot of headache when you have to spend your evening fixing it via CLI or whatever.

    Here uBlue comes handy: you can “fix” your system with just one click.

    • Smort silica rock not thinking?
    • Grub says “NØ” after system update?
    • Me not care, me pressing space while booting, me selecting yesterday image, me watching YouTube when eating because me don’t care, knowing that dev daddy is already working on fix that ship tomorrow.

    You don’t even have to do manual updates or whatever, everything is done in the background for you, just like on your smartphone.

    You have to select the “I have a Surface device” option, and then everything comes pre-bundled and (hopefully) just werks™

    2. Note taking and PDFs

    I don’t know 🤷

    3. SD card

    🤷

    4. Stylus

    I believe KDE is better, because it has many wacom tablet input settings and features, but I sold that crappy Surface ages ago when Gnome was the obvious choice. The 🤷 also applies here I guess, because it was two years ago and felt like a completely different age compared to today.



  • You did everything right. Boot into the image that works, and then apply rpm-ostree rollback. This reverses the broken image and the working one, so you’ll boot into this one the next time you boot up until you change something in the order, e.g. by updating.

    In the meantime, wait a day or so and then update again.

    On what channel are you on? bazzite:latest or bazzite:stable?






  • “Napalm” is usually considered as a weapon. What you meant is probably just “emergency firestarter”, or as I would call it, turbo-tinder :D

    I personally prefer using cotton pads, that are soaked in liquid candle wax. When it’s cold, it hardens and the whole pad gets stiff and hydrophobic.

    Instead of having to lift a glass jar, you can just slip a few of those discs into your pocket or a small bag.

    And because the wax is hard, you don’t have to worry about storage, and they will stay that way forever. With your polystyrene goo, you have to remember that the jar will never be 100% gas tight and it will evalorate over time.

    The pads even work when wet (because they won’t get wet) and can be used with a ferrocerium rod.

    Also, styrofoam releases toxic gases when ignited, wax won’t.




  • I don’t have any “secret advice” so to speak off, sadly. But I can tell you everything I do “right”.

    First of all, I have zero experience with orchids yet, except those ones. Everything I know is from what I’ve researched.

    First, high air humidity and indirect light. They don’t like direct sun blasting on them or prolonged very low RHs, like most other houseplants.
    That’s why they’re behind a very thin white curtain, or in my bathroom.

    And about those rock pebbles: they’re called “LECA”, or hydroton, or expanded clay pebbles. They’re a kind of hydroponic medium.
    Because they’re in this special setup, called “semi-hydro”, they receive optimal conditions, with lots of air, nutrients, and steady stable water supply. Because they have stable and perfect conditions, they are less stressed and grow optimally.

    Regarding the other benefits of hydroponics itself (pest control, etc.), you can read countless reports and literature about it, and also check out !hydroponics@slrpnk.net in the meantime, where I might make a post about this setup soon.

    It’s absolutely great, I really recommend you trying that!




  • Hey :) I’m very sorry that you now feel bad because of my post. I just wanted to inspire some people out there, because a lot of plants/ orchids get thrown out, even in way better conditions.

    I even noticed a few people throwing orchids into the trash after they finished blooming! :o

    Really, please don’t feel bad. My journey to zero waste is also very long, even after a few years. Every little bit counts!
    I still produce A LOT of waste, I just wanted to inspire others a bit with my submission.

    Cheers!




  • The cool thing about it is that you can form it to any shape you want.

    For acoustic insulation, you need more than just a nice material. You need physical structures that allow the sound waves to break and dissipate. I already thought abour the puffed up concrete, but as a sheet only being a few centimetres thick, it weights too much and reflects too much noise.

    Acoustic foam, you know, those with pyramids, is great, but often flammable, and, you guessed it, another source of non-recyclable plastic trash some day. I will definitely consider it, but only if I don’t find something else.

    Both the plant fiber based/ supplemented concrete and mycelium are more eco friendly and have great properties, like being non-flammable by nature, not having unhealthy chemicals (formaldehyde, etc.), being shapeable, and more.