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What do you prefer to hear while on hold? Music? Nothing? A voice telling you how much they care? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
[–] 4 points 4 days ago

Low-key music of some sort, with no voice interruption. This way I know the call is still connected, and won't get false positives thinking they've connected me to a person but it's actually just a recording telling me how important my call is.

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    Help with Mint Xfce black screen on boot (lemmy.ca)
     

    I have an old Sony Vaio laptop that I'm trying to get Mint Xfce to work on. I needed to use compatibility mode when originally booting from the USB in case that's relevant.

    The issue I have is that after the mint logo, it's just a black screen. A hard reset and starting in recovery mode will work, but I'd like to not have to go through recovery mode every time.

    I'm assuming it's a driver issue with the Nvidia card (GeForce 310M), but the Driver Manager just shows a checkmark saying no drivers needed and nothing else (I'm guessing I should be able to see current drivers or something, anything?).

    I've spent the last couple of hours searching in forums and have yet to figure out how to fix it.

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    TV remotes should have an easy-to-find (by touch) "volume toggle" button that toggles between two volume settings. (lemmy.ca)
     

    We all know the modern complaint: movie sound sucks now unless you have a high-end sound system. Frantically turning down the volume after turning it up to hear the dialogue only to need to turn it up again can be frustrating. Now, this doesn't solve the underlying problem, but why not have a "Volume A" and "Volume B" you can easily set and toggle between with the simple press of a button?

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