To find a computer part that doesn't come with lights on it is getting harder. Even parts buried within the case have lights. How I want to destroy those LED lights on my motherboard.

I was worried, now I know there's nothing for me to worry about. Thanks for explaining!

Using Mastodon for years now, I'm familiar with the structure and liking it. But I'm afraid most of the smaller subreddits that I followed won't migrate here.

I'm going to miss all of my smaller history/archaeology related subreddits.

Many of the subs are going dark, so I can't view everything. Here are some under 10k: r/Balconygardening r/filen_io r/MagicaVoxel r/saneprepping r/shotcut r/HistoricalFencing r/SimpleMobileTools r/volunteerplants

Under 50k: r/archeologyworld r/containergardening r/wma r/fonts r/Inkscape r/JewelsofRussia r/Mastodon r/Medievalart r/neverwinternights r/Banished r/EnaiRim r/opsec r/StainedGlass r/VOXEL r/vtmb r/WhiteWolfRPG

These are some of them that's still open to public view.

That was a relief!

It's about using swords.

What I know is some craftsmen and small workshops only use Facebook to do their businesses. If you are interested in their work and want to contact them, you can only do that through Facebook. They don't have websites nor blogs, sometimes don't show their email to the public. I don't know why but maybe they want to be selective.

Mastodon is great, until servers get shutdown, and you have to move... I moved twice in the past few years, lost so many toots that I faved, to the point that I'm discouraged...

Some other corner of the world. Tap water here is polluted, it isn't safe for drinking even after boiling. RO filtering them is a must, but I don't think boiling necessary.

I've checked before I bought it, it's an MSI Mortar Max. The instruction was misleading, unfortunately, it was my mistake that in the end they can't be turned off through UEFI.

As someone who only want to own games through DMR-free Stores, Steam really isn't an option. Performance still isn't great, mods often break, still needs a lot of manual adjustments from time to time to make a non-Linux game work. But thanks to Steam, there'll be more games support Linux. Hopefully most of them won't be steam exclusive.

Seeing so many people putting tapes on their LEDs, I'll do that too!

I do when taking public transportations or visiting high risk relatives. Two of my relatives died due to Covid, one had long Covid, still hadn't recovered. I don't want to accidentally spread it to anyone else with a weak immune system.

I'm missing Audiogalaxy too. Met so many people there who opened my ears.