Binzy_Boi

Hey all,

I'm in a bit of an awkward spot currently. I was told not long ago by housing program I'm with that I'll be needing to move within the next month as I'm being transferred to another program, and in order to be eligible for the new program, I need to be moved into one of the buildings that program owns/leases.

I have a Nana in England, and she's recently been sending me a few parcels, mostly clothing. While I did tell her about the move coming up so that she'd know not to send anything more, the strike hit around the same time, and she told me that she had two already on the way.

Now the dilemma is this, I don't know if I'm going to still be at my current address whenever the strike ends, and what I don't want happening is for those parcels to be delivered to an address I no longer live at. I'd hate if they were returned to her at an additional cost to her, or if whoever lives here next is the type of jerk to take what wasn't meant for them.

Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I support the strike, I just also want to make sure I'm not losing my parcels when it ends.

Thanks in advance.

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Hey all,

Been realising that when I do my grocery shopping, I don't do a good enough job at getting snacks for the pantry. Decided to get a few things I know I enjoy, but I want to experiment with things I know that are made here a little more.

What are some solid snacks made here that you recommend, specifically ones without chocolate, as I am trying to avoid anything with chocolate for ethical reasons.

Thanks in advance.

Hey all,

I used to use Linux for a few years. Distro-hopped a bit, used Manjaro, Kubuntu, Mint, and Debian. I want to go back, but what I want is stability. I want to be able to do my regular day-to-day tasks without any sacrifices to my regular performance and stability on Windows 10.

Using Linux, I had the following issues:

• Manjaro - for a first-timer, I think the problems here were pretty self-explanatory

• Kubuntu - worked like a charm, up until I needed to update to the latest version, which it refused to do no matter what I did, causing me to swap to Mint. Reinstalled at a later date only for the entire distro to crash every so often with simple tasks like minimising and maximising windows, opening browser tabs, etc.

• Mint - worked, but disliked the layout, swapped to Debian

• Debian - Most in line with values, but could not for the life of me figure out how to install the Nvidia drivers. I reinstalled the distro multiple times after following the official tutorial to install the drivers to a tee... which would brick the distro entirely each time. Also had same issue with simple tasks like minimising and maximising windows, navigating browser tabs, etc. crashing my system.

I want to enjoy Linux, but I also want basic functionality. For all the crap I rightfully give Windows, it's never crashed on me, whereas with the two distros I mainly used, it would crash probably once or twice a day. I'm not a AAA gamer, and I don't feel it's a hard ask to play a game like osu! without constant stuttering when it runs effortlessly on Windows.

I went back to Windows because I simply couldn't deal with the issues anymore, I had to get a whole new computer and I feel that the constant issues with stability I had and needing to constantly manually turn the power on and off because of the crashes, and reinstalling distros for mundane reasons wore out my SSD much sooner than it should have.

If anybody can help me find something that I can be confident in to simply work without major issues, I would greatly appreciate it. I feel trapped, I want to ditch Windows, but also don't want to deal with those nonstop issues all over again.