Not a clue, I only use the built in TV tuner program in Linux Mint. I forget what its called, but it does a decent job.

I have a Hauppage TV tuner card that I use to get OTA TV and record certain shows. I’m pretty sure there are USB solutions, but if I remember, at the time I got this it was one of the only cards that my system supported or whatever caveat I was operating around.

Thank you for this treasure, and I’m sorry that you had to endure such a thing. May no man need to deal with what adj16 has.

You know we all have to know now. You can’t say some wackadoo shit like that and not expect questions. Let’s have it. Come on now.

We had a guy throw spoiled meat all over the breakers one time. He was mad at us that the power went out and his food in his freezer all defrosted and went bad. He has a substation right behind his house, so he went to town. Real cool dude.

My wife turns off the WiFi on her phone to avoid the pihole. She does this so she can watch the ads in her games to get an extra life or whatever. You’ll never win on that front and I won’t either.

I literally just had this happen a couple days ago. I dual boot with Linux Mint and I generally don’t go into windows except for specific use cases. So sometimes it can be a while between boots for windows on my system.

I had to use a windows only program, but it was a quick 5 minute thing. Finished my task, shut it down and I get the update prompt. Fine windows, update and shutdown. Of course it reboots, but it defaults into Mint and I’m confused for a minute why my PC is still on when I come back.

Uh, excuse me, but the steam controller was actually the first Valve hardware to do this.

Guys, it’ll be ok this time. They pinky promised, and you can’t go back on that.

Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t see how this is different from wordle other than unlimited guesses.

Edit: I guess I see the difference. Wordle has a word you’re using process of elimination to find, whereas Absurdle uses your input to pick a word that’s furthest away from your guesses. But this then means you can use that against itself and make your first couple guesses all letters you don’t want to deal with.