SinkingLotus

Out of sight out of mind.

That’s my problem. Three screen setup. I have three browser instances open.

Instance 1: YouTube. (Left screen) Instance 2: Gaming wiki’s and info for the game I’m currently playing. (Right screen) Instance 3. Online courses and study materials. (Right screen. I swap between instance 2 and 3 based on what in currently doing on my main monitor).

I’ll constantly delay or forget to study just because it’s not the currently opened in the foreground.

but have no idea how I should go about playing games on Linux

What distro?

Do you know what graphics card you’re using?

In that case remember not to use any plugins, don’t change any of the default settings, and run with a 1080p resolution, never maximize the TOR window either. Since even screen size and resolution is used for your fingerprint.

A stuffed crust pizza would be a calzone only when it’s still yet to be cut into slices.

The moment a slice is removed from the whole would be when it becomes sushi.

He already has carpal tunnel in the left one.

Hell, a lot of the time you’d get downvoted purely as some form of competition. An attempt to increase the chance of their post/comment getting upvoted. Then there’s the rest who downvote it purely because it was already downvoted by others.

Even if there was the option to skip. I go through the whole setup each time all the way to finishing it. Yet it still comes up again the next time. It’s infuriating.

Not sure what I expected from Microsoft though. I got a 365 subscription about two years ago. OneDrive never worked properly. It wouldn’t sync, and the so-called “Personal Vault” would reset itself everyday while keeping the contents. Forcing me to go through the setup whenever I used it. The email though, was by far the worst. About a year ago everyone would start receiving an absolutely insane amount of spam/phishing emails. I was getting around sixty a day. I have no idea what Microsoft did to fuck things up so badly though.

Video game screenshots for me. So far 22.5gb, 10,206 pictures in 178 folders.