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In KDE if you furiously move the mouse pointer in frustration, as one would when they can't find it, the pointer will grow in size. Brighter minds than mine might be able to port that into Cinnamon.

You do gotta respect linux and communism.

Not sure this is the answer, but going to throw my two cents. If you try and it works let us know.

When I got back into linux a couple years ago I hopped through all of the distros you mentioned. The last one being KDE Neon. When I first found it I absolutely loved it. Decided that was going to be my main distro and started migrating all my systems which is a couple laptops, gaming desktop, and mini PC.

Over time I found that I was having minor, but consistent hardware issues. Similar to yours, freezing, and other gpu issues. It was most apparent on systems that had newer hardware. Looking at the specs for your mini PC it seems a bit older than what I have so again, not sure this applies to you, but I found my saving grace in Fedora. My issue specifically was the older kernel Neon uses not interacting well with my newer hardware and in some cases not having access to some hardware features. Fedora had a KDE spin otherwise I wouldn't have done it. It has been my daily driver on all systems since.

TL;DR: Try Feodra KDE Spin or any distro that ships with a more up to date kernel

Flax is working for big Vegetable tryna get us to buy more carrots oe something.

Who the fuck plans a mental breakdown? Take that shit off my schedule damn.

There's bad on both sides no doubt, but my experience has been 8/10 times the console player is the one talking about my mother or getting all excited to say the n word behind the anonymity of the internet. Could be just that there is a larger player base using consoles. Anyway, the toxicity you're referring to is a bias that has been built from individual experiences. Try a few rounds of vanilla Arma Reforger, there's a noticeable difference between thr console and PC players in that setting.

Fair enough they didn't outright buy NFTs. They attempted to enter the market and failed. It's still a loss. And I'm not feeling great about the trading card idea. But hey we'll see, maybe it works out for them this time.

Good luck man. What happened last time they got a huge influx of cash from retail traders? From what I read they wasted it in NFTs.

Now they're wasting it on trading cards. The company is floundering. Surviving purely from generational nostalgia at this point. When that runs out the rug will be pulled.

You're just selling to some roaringkitty fanboy the actual company couldn't care less. If you're in a 350 you may as well hold it on the off chance something weird happens and you could break even.

Or, you can sell at a loss for the tax benefit, but that only applies if you have capital gains to use it against. So if you find one year you make some money off some other stock that would be a good time to sell the GME at a loss.

NZXT mitigates that risk by making you sign a contract. If, upon cancellation of the service or non-payment, the computer was damaged, destroyed, or not returned NZXT would just come at you like any creditor. They could sue you and if that didn't workd they could sell the debt to collections at a smaller loss.

30GB to install then 100+ after you open the game and it downloads updates and scenery. Same deal as 2020.

I'm thinking 30 before opening the game and then 100+ after.