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It was with dual USB plugs, -C and -A. USB-C solder joints cracked off within first three days of usage. Chinked again.

Also got a 1 TB zip disquette. Size is real, speeds are good. Planning to use it as a a Ventoy drive with all the ISOs, drives and shit among other things. Sadly it appears it is hardcoded to scan only the first partition for ISOs and i wanted to use it with some HP printers that support printing from USB (needed for work, appears they only read the first partition too and some only support FAT16); the solution is to leave a small partition when formatting the drive, then maknig a third one that takes the rest of space and using vlnk files. Or just booting them from F2 filesystem menu but that saves a click.
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@nprofile1q... szurubooru moment, though at least that one had a thirdpoarty dockerless instruction linked.

Ordered one of those small NVMes for Deck while they were cheap because I had an M.2 key adapter and an unused wifi card slot. Can't screw it in since PCIe slot is in the way but it sits fine diagonally, resting against the card's edge. Works decent, speeds are still better than SATA SSDs. No idea what to use it for yet, though.
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@nprofile1q... Back in the heyday kids just had to lurk more and mimic adults lest they get banned for being dumb fucks. No one died, barely anyone get groomed.

This is how Wayland can reach feature parity btw.

@nevent1qyt...

Turns out I can, but I need to change the layout both on connecting and remote systems plus keybinds like Ctrl+A/C/V don't work.

And clicks on the taskbar also randomly stop working.

@nprofile1q... They use immutable gayming distros with the bleeding edge red hat systemd flatpack codebase.
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@nprofile1q...
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@nprofile1q... Werked on x11, therefore usecase unclear.