At first read of the title, I thought they'd be giving away free keys to run Ubuntu 18.04. :D

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Quoting: m0nt3Mid game DLC of Tyranny was frustrating, as I would have to go back and start a new file for it i believe because I progressed to far into the story. Hopefully that wont be the case for PoE 2. Which I am very excited about. Really enjoyed the first one.

Are Tyranny's DLCs worth getting together with the main game?

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Quoting: Purple Library GuySo like, it's easier to think "2 teaspoons" than "howeverthefuckmany ml", and so to this day cooking is dominated by imperial measures.

The teaspoon is equal to 1 fluid dram (or drachm) and thus ​1⁄4 of a tablespoon or ​1⁄8 of a fluid ounce.
Well, I didn't know this exists.
Our recipes go with "2 teaspoons" as well, but that's just "what approx. fits in two of your local teaspoons". :)

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This looks interesting, and it's out now!
Anybody already tried it?

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Quoting: RedjeBut on the other hand people who use Linux change their distro more often.
Maybe change the drop-off for distro's to like 1 year or 6 months perhaps?

Never done that in 20 years. :-)

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Quoting: g000hOff Topic:

One thing I have been doing and intending to do more of, in the future - When installing the Linux distro, I use LVM to chop the file-system up into separate volumes, and I set up the home directory on its own volume, and I also leave free space in the Volume Group, for adding more Logical Volumes later.

By doing this, I can add multiple distros onto the same machine, with each one potentially using the same Swap volume and Home directory volume.

I'm not sure this is a good plan. Lots of appliction configurations lie in the home directory somewhere. While applications should be able to cope when you're changing to a newer version, accessing them from a distro with an older version may lead to trouble.

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Other people are discussion HL3 when getting this news, we're talking about DRM... :-/

I like it Valve's getting into making games again. I don't expect HL3 to be ever made. It couldn't ever live up to the expectations. Portal 3 would be nice, although Portal Stories: Mel was, difficulty-wise, better than I would ever expect of a Valve Portal. Let's see what they're coming up with. Something like Firewatch would make me happy as well.

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Quoting: GuestDoes anybody know a tool the show fps during gameplay?

It's old, but it did work back then:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/voglperf [External Link]

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Quoting: Nevertheless

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Quoting: NeverthelessDoes it support Kali Linux?

I can test that in a VM pretty easily to say if it throws errors or not, but I have no idea how much effort Kali devs put into supporting graphics cards!

Will let you know later down the line :P

But don't put too much efforts into it! :D

... as it was a joke. :)

Some young kewl haxors having watched a certain TV series want to run Steam on Kali - and don't have the abilities to make it work.

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Quoting: GuestHeh, btw, how do you get the latest KDE in Debian ?

It's in Debian "unstable" ("sid"):
https://packages.debian.org/sid/kde/plasma-desktop [External Link]

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