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2 days agoI was thinking the same thing. I’ve actually got a $50 gift card for there right now. Been making to take my wife there, we should get on that soon
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2·2 days agoWhat happened to southern Ontario 😔
Otherwise 100% accurate map
That’s a really neat carpet. Any chance you’ve got a pic of the whole thing? I like the design.
3·4 days agoWhich will then probably tell you that it conflicts with
vulkan-mesa-device-selectand asks if you want to replace it. Which might either work or just get you another conflict becausevulkan-mesa-device-selectis required by some other package.Yeah, basically. This was my result:
sudo pacman -S vulkan-mesa-implicit-layers resolving dependencies... looking for conflicting packages... :: vulkan-mesa-implicit-layers-1:25.3.5-2 and vulkan-mesa-device-select-1:25.2.6-2 are in conflict. Remove vulkan-mesa-device-select? [y/N] y error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies) :: removing vulkan-mesa-device-select breaks dependency 'vulkan-mesa-device-select' required by lib32-vulkan-mesa-device-select :: removing vulkan-mesa-device-select breaks dependency 'vulkan-mesa-device-select' required by vulkan-intelBtw… pacman -Qi <package name> usually tells you anything you need to know about a package. In this context mainly why it was installed (as a requirement for which package) and which other packages are required as a dependency.
So maybe you should take one step back first. Check why 'vulkan-mesa-device-select` was installed in the first place.
Okay so I tried that and got:
pacman -Qi vulkan-mesa-device-select Installed From : cachyos Name : vulkan-mesa-device-select Version : 1:25.2.6-2 Description : Mesa's Vulkan Device Select layer Architecture : x86_64 URL : https://www.mesa3d.org/ Licenses : MIT AND BSD-3-Clause AND SGI-B-2.0 Groups : None Provides : None Depends On : glibc libdrm libxcb wayland Optional Deps : None Required By : lib32-vulkan-mesa-device-select vulkan-intel Optional For : None Conflicts With : None Replaces : None Installed Size : 104.43 KiB Packager : CachyOS <admin@cachyos.org> Build Date : Wed 29 Oct 2025 02:12:36 PM Install Date : Fri 07 Nov 2025 07:55:30 PM Install Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package Install Script : No Validated By : SignatureSeems it’s necessary, so I tried
sudo pacman -S vulkan-mesa-device-selectand it gave me no trouble, so then I ransudo pacman -Syuand after just under 10 minutes everything updated! Seems to work again. Thank you very much for the help, I really do appreciate it.
Answering “n” gives me the same error still. Same with if I say no for both questions. In fact, any combination will always result in the same error.
Probably a dumb question but how would I go about installing
vulcan-mesa-implicit-layers?
I tried that one too and it gave me the same error.
Thanks for all the info. I tried manually replacing the mirrorlist but I’m still getting the same warnings and errors. I also tried -Syyu but still no dice.
What was this you were saying about keyfile? That doesn’t seem to be something I’m familiar with.
This makes me want to replay Hitman 2.
2·6 days agoOh I also get judged for my Thanksgiving plate. I mix up my mashed potatoes, gravy, a little stuffing, and turkey, and then shove this mix into the middle of a roll and eat it that way.
With the exception of the mashed potatoes that’s just standard Boxing Day supper in Newfoundland. Similarly, and even more popular, start with bread, then turkey and gravy on top, to make a hot turkey sandwich, then on the side start with fries and top with stuffing (we call it dressing here) and gravy, and you’ve got a side of FDG (fries dressing and gravy) which is the greatest thing on earth. I love me some poutine but fries dressing and gravy beats it out every time.
For most people they don’t think of liberalism as a specific thing, they literally just consider liberal and left to be the same thing, and conservative and right to be the same thing. It’s not that they’re trying to say nothing left of liberalism is legitimate or something, it’s just that literally everything left is under the branch of liberalism. It’s not thought of as a specific subset of the left, it is the left, and various degrees of leftism are all considered part of liberalism. Again, not saying that’s correct obviously, it’s just how most people here see it.
Yeah, the NDP (New Democratic Party) is what you’re thinking of. They’ve only really had one good shot at having their party leader elected for Prime Minister, but then he got cancer and died from it. The NDP still wins local areas though. A lot of the right wing voters here aren’t even necessarily conservative, just anti-liberal. I’ve known lots of conservatives who would happily vote for the NDP too, just not the liberals. We also have the Green Party which is more of an environmental party who are useful for approving conservation efforts but don’t have a serious shot at PM. They have some great local leaders though. Then there’s the Bloc Québécois who are only in Quebec obviously, and they stand for French rights. They do quite well in Quebec typically but again, no shot at PM.
For most of Canadians and I think Americans, liberal = anything left of centre, while conservative = anything right of centre. I know that’s not what those strictly mean but that’s the generally accepted definitions here at least, and I’m pretty sure in the states too.
I think a lot of industries call their thing a gun actually. We use an android phone with a scanner at work for all sorts of things (product inventory, order management, assigning electronic tags, article lookups, etc) and most of us call it the gun. Its predecessor did look like a gun, so the origins of the name make sense, the name just stuck after we switched to a phone with a built-in scanner. We also have a date gun, which prints off best before date stickers.
2·7 days agoYeah, that’s the one. If you can find it for cheap I’d say go for it. It’s a bit shorter and the map is a bit smaller which I personally liked, and it had some gameplay aspects I preferred, but they’re close for me.
Have you tried AC: Origins? Similar gameplay. Most people would probably say Odyssey was the better game of the two but they’re pretty close. I personally preferred Origins but liked them both.
A girl gorilla. A girlilla, if you will.
I’m also in management, and, yeah. Trying to get everything done with such little labour is a nightmare and I end up picking up all the extra work. I don’t want my staff to have to stay late so I do. I’m yet to leave work on time.
4·11 days agoI know a lot of people who hate watching just part of a movie. I’m one of those people too, though I also don’t really like tv shows normally. I’d rather a standalone film over one in a series as well. If I’m going to watch something, I want it to start and end in the same sitting, and ideally be 90-120 minutes, though there are exceptions of course.
3·12 days agoOh huh, that’s good to know. If I decide to switch from XFCE I’ll go to KDE.
I just recently became a department manager at a grocery store.
For us, any product close to expiry has three options. Reduce price by half, put product on FlashFood (an app for connecting grocers and shoppers to sell product at steep discounts), or freeze product at or before expiration date and donate to the food bank. Depending on the product, some can also be reused as an ingredient for the meals section. The goal is zero food waste for the whole corporation by 2030. The only exception to that I guess would be damaged product (punctured packaging, bad seal, etc).