You smash the spark plug, and toss the shards at the window. After that, the window is easy to shatter.

Mostly, I just want to be able to copy/paste passwords and then delete them from the clipboard. It was concerning when I would delete the contents of my clipboard and the next day my password was back there again.

Looks like it was the solution for me. You can disable clipboard sharing completely, or disable the automatic sharing if you want to still be able to share when you need to.

I don’t get it, the year on the calendar keeps getting bigger, and I can’t figure out why.

I do use KDEConnect.

I didn’t consider that. It may be syncing my clipboard to my phone and back.

Is there an option to send the clipboard contents without permanently sharing the clipboard?

This doesn’t help me. It’s specific to keepass and is user error in using the clipboard to copy instead of keepass’s copy feature.

My case may very well be user error, but I can’t find a solution for it. It seems to keep a history of the last thing copied regardless of what I choose.

Steam Deck rail mount for an M16

If GOG is your main platform, have you tried Heroic launcher? You can log in to your GOG account with it and it will keep track of your library and can be set up to auto-update like Steam if you wish, and you can set it up to run everything through Proton and has a bunch of workarounds built-in.

I personally had a lot of issues with Lutris, so I gave up on it some time ago, even though people seem to swear by it.

Compared to the last time I tried gaming on Linux (maybe a decade ago), it’s incredibly good

I’ve been blown away by the difference. Gaming would have been the only thing holding me back from switching to Linux full-time, and the only games that I know for sure won’t work are games that I have no interest in playing anyway.

How often does that happen, out of curiosity?

I don’t think there’s a single game on my Steam and GOG libraries that I haven’t been able to run easily, with at most a little tweaking, but I know that it’s not the case for everything and everyone. I see a lot of reports on protondb of some people not being able to run some games at all when others have no issues.

I’m running a 240mm AIO and the fans are working fine, and CoreCtrl is reporting 5.0 to 5.1 gHz

It’s idling at about 51C, which I think is pretty decent for this chip. When I first put the PC together, it was idling around 60, but I think the waterblock and thermal paste settled, and the temps stabilized.

As far as I can tell, temps are not the issue. The CPU doesn’t appear to go over 70C, and the GPU rarely goes over that as well. The junction temps get pretty hot, but stay under 100.

The performance is also pretty bad immediately after booting or waking up when it hasn’t even had time to heat up. And until this issue happened, everything was running fine for months.

I didn’t get a chance to look into it more, but I will update when I do.

The SSD seems healthy as far as smartctl is concerned. No errors or warnings anywhere, no spare storage used, it’s only about half full currently.

I’m not sure what logs I’m looking for otherwise.

Gerry Rafferty’s most famous song?

That’s Kenny Baker

I mean nobody wants to admit they eat 2500 pies, but I did and I’m ashamed of myself. The first pie doesn’t count and then you get to the second, and the third. The fourth and fifth I think I burnt with the blow torch and I just kept eating.

Just because someone doesn’t play games all the time doesn’t mean they don’t play games sometimes.

If you race 10 hours a week, but you watch racing 20 hours a week, are you not still a racer?

Israeli supremacists

They’re like Maltesers

Maybe you should think on that a little.