[–] 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 17 hours ago)

In ex-soviet countries, cyclists are not allowed to be on a highway, nor can they turn left* ***

*unless it's a single lane road, as cyclists are required to be in rightmost part of rightmost lane at all times**, and they cant legally turn left from any lane other than left-most, where they cannot be

**unless it's a third turn right only lane sprawling off existing 2-lane road, in which case they are allowed to stay in the middle lane

*** they can kinda turn left by going forward on an intersection, but stopping at a corner, turning in place, an pretend they came from the road to the right****

***** None of this matters, though, anyway, as half the riders dont give a shit, and the other drives on the LEFTMOST part of the road, right into incomming traffic, as they think seeing incoming cars somehow makes them safer

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  • [–] 4 points 2 days ago (5 children)

    What do you do when a piece you're cutting isnt exactly a foot, say, 11 or 13 inches? I know nothing about woodworking, but I'm assuming there isnt a unified standard to make everything match to the nearest whole foot, so then this whole base 12 thing goes out the window, or am I missing something here?

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  • [–] 0 points 1 week ago

    Welp, you didnt mention it was a desktop PC. To answer your question, you can ask your employeer to issue you a laptop, or, if a policy allows it, set up the things you need for work on your personal one. Neither is particularly uncommon

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago

    Huh? Could you elaborate on the no-mix part? I thought they were essentially the same thing (sidenafil and tadalafil), well, not exactly the same, but causing the exact same effect to the body, just with different release timeframes (~day vs ~few hours). It's not like bleach+vinegar thing? All the info I could find on dangers of mixing the two boils down to what is effectively an overdose, which you can achieve with either single one of them, by just chugging the whole pack at once.

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    Anyone has any ideas how to revive it? Whenever I try to run anything, I get

    bwrap: Unable to open lock file /usr/.ref: No such file or directory
    error: ldconfig failed, exit status 256
    

    No logs in syslog other than an attempted launch.

    Google is surprisingly unhelpful on this one. I've tried both flatpak repair and apt install --reinstall flatpak to no success. AI suggests to straight up purge flatpak entirely and start anew, but I am wary of it also taking out the app caches, logins, configs, etc, which I'd rather preserve if possible.

    Distro is pop 22, btw

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