In the players. VLC has a setting in preferences, and mpv has a flag to disable on run.

Try disabling hardware acceleration.

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No. Only if you guess the right one. That’s the problem that OP is asking about.

Instead of just throwing random preferences out there, I’ll help clarify the field of comments:

1. Thinkpads USED to be a safe choice, but Lenovo has been tainting that model line for a few years. Search and find specific models, and don’t just buy because it has the Thinkpad brand.
2. Framework is 100% ready to go. They have a Refurb store where everything is cheap, but if you find one cheaper, get it.
3. Dell had a ton of Linux ready laptops under the XPS brand not long ago. Search and find out which to make sure, but they shipped with Linux installed.
4. I hate to say it, but HP Probooks were solid and shipped with Linux also. Terrible company, but they make decent enterprise products. They’ll sell for cheap on eBay.

…no

Thanks for mentioning the actual model number.

This…is not the best answer. You need to be REALLY SPECIFIC about model numbers now that Lenovo has pollutes that brand space.

For people who want it to be, I’m sure it’s a resounding YES. For actual medical Science and reasonings, no…there’s nothing that’s going to prolong your life in that way just by consuming it lolz.

Yup, pretty much.

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Oh yeah, history has a habit of siding with tyrannical fuckwits like ALL THE TIME, you dumb fucking literal dickhead. Your head actually looks like a penis.

Store bought stuff goes through a much more rigorous process to sterilize the finished product. It’ll be clear when you first open it, but open to mold and everything else once opened. That’s why you always see the “Refrigerate After Opening” line on labels.

They’ve removed down notes, date posted in placeholders, and the ability to properly alter monetization the way you want to…seems like a competitive product could pop in at any time. Sadly, the only competition would have to come from another equally shitty company with a massive infrastructure footprint.

Frying everything first, then pressure canning to get to 250 for several minutes puts it at what would be commercially safe and shelf stable. There’s guides from culinary university extensions online, but that’s the gist.

Terminal.

All jokes aside, its personal preference. If you’re working in a dense file tree, you probably need the info that details view gives you. Icon view really only matter for media.

Make sure to keep that in the fridge and throw it out after a few weeks. Solids in oil that don’t remove all water and exceed 250F for an extended period of time can still be capable of Botulism spores.

Do you have some custom repos enabled? Seems like you’re trying to update a package that has a dependency not available with whatever is in the default repos. Disable all custom repos and then see if it updates first.

You want a semi or rolling release distro. Fedora is semi-rolling, would be the most user-friendly I think. Anything Arch-based but more user-friendly, like CachyOS, would be good as well. Tim leweed is rarely recommended unless you need like bleeding edge, which it doesn’t sound like you really want.

Friend…$700-1000 is NOT a premium. Especially not for what you’re actually getting. You need to reevaluate your life 🤣