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AuntieFreeze
joined 1 year ago
Webroot had something similar ish earlier this year. Such a pain.
Most send it to the front office and the parent can pick it up after school.
They did something similar in Indiana. It's not a 'the cops are coming' thing. It's more about having a law that the school can reference when whiny ass parents get mad when a teacher takes a students phone away because it's disrupting class.
Well, I've tried subnautica and BG3 and hitting play on either would just not do anything. Saves in Civ6 wouldn't work either.
Troubleshooting BG3 is a hassle mainly due to it's such a big game and I have a dumb internet data cap.
I've just recently gotten into this and installed steam through ubuntu's store. Could be why it thought subnautica was on Linux and let me download it. I uninstalled and installed through apt-get this time, hopefully that fixes that issue.
I tried a few games on Linux and I spent more time looking for why one game wasn't saving my game and why another game wouldn't actually launch with no error messages then actually playing a game.
I just dual boot Ubuntu and Windows 11 on my laptop. W11 for gaming, Ubuntu for everything else.
It used to be, but then the parents get involved and have a hissy fit. They say f it, I don't get paid enough for this extra stress.
It tells them when the cycle is done. Which apparently a beep can't do.
'Ladies and gentlemen, can I please have your attention. I've just been handed an urgent and horrifying news story. I need all of you, to stop what you're doing and listen.
CANNONBALL!!'
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It's already 10-15 degrees above normal here consistantly. We're screwed regardless.