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@@spantheslayer went back to Garuda 🤡, don’t have time for trial & errors

It’s a docked station tho.

You messed up in the beginning. You had to select no desktop

Maybe yes. I reinstalled it and now it does work!

Use https

bind the <controllidbinder> to your key

Nope mate, you just couldn’t not get it working. I run this same setup except I use gentoo on one of my potato pc. Works as expected without gpu. i3 3rd gen, 8gig ram and a 256gb ssd.

are you binging my channel?

@@spantheslayer of course , ima bugswriter fan

I am also working to understand the codebase, hoping in a month time I will be commit successfully.

Use symbiosis to analyze and understand, much better and faster

@@spantheslayer what is symbiosis?

yeah it will. if you can , get a SSD, will improve your system drastically.

haha

touch grass

I got it, you have aids. Span told me. Very soon I will see you in the other side dude. Take care. RIP. You shouldn't have visited Sonagachi, Span had set the trap for you.

How are you doing brother?

Yeah you write bugs and span fixes bugs

Nope!! I only spoke FACTS 🗿

It will run smoothly

First: why not? Second: atleast better than watching corn

​​@@spantheslayerwhy don't watch educational videos?

Yes, You are right. I struggle with that. I will improve. Thanks !!

The monotone is a side effect of most Indian languages. First the speed. Most Indian languages flow faster than English, which is a why you may find it hard to understand an Indian even if their grammar and pronunciation is flawless. Then there is the weird words that confuse native speakers. Here, we usually add extra word(s) to imply stress instead of altering cadence. So, for instance, if you ask a native English speaker if they are late for work, they may reply "I AM at work!" In the same situation, an Indian will likely respond with "I am at work only." In a monotone voice. The addition of "only" makes no sense to a native speaker, but that is how stress is implied in Indian English. If you live in India, there is ABSOLUTELY no need to change how one speaks. It can actually result in utter confusion in some cases. However, it is important to communicate well (in any language, really). The points you mentioned are part of that. In trying to improve, we gain a better understanding of the language and rectify/improve our grammar too. As a bonus - we gain an insight into the differences and can appreciate cultural nuances. I would like to add that there is nothing right and wrong about the various types of English used around the world. A lot of old US/UK native English speakers tend to believe that theirs is the "only English" and all other versions are people just "saying it wrong." However, over the past 20 years or so, it is now widely accepted that these regional variants are their own forms of English, much like American and British forms of the language. Even for those that speak English as a first language, there can be significant differences among regional variants. The English spoken in Liberia is pretty much unintelligible to a South African, who would be clueless when speaking with an Appalachian.

whatever dood :( just maybe if you could muster up this grammatically incorrect tone of speaking you might have more than 17 subscribers bruh

@@plantsonfire search for the video titled "Why Do Experts Always Defend Language Mistakes" - The first 1:40 apply to you. v=I6duEGj04Mg if you don't know how search works.

Thanks for putting the amazing work saar 🫡

try reinstalling the script, it should solve the issue.

ping me on discord

Write them a proper email, they will invite you. I tried with one-line email with no success on writing proper email they invited me in a week