Re-creation of someone else’s post because the original was removed and I found it funny when I first saw it

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The duck can’t actually say anything because his sound drivers randomly stopped working.

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PipeWire for life

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That would be really annoying (when I would use sound)

On the other hand, the Nvidia card I use refuses to work via the external monitor (USB-C) at power on when plugged in. Power on, then plug in, then I have screen… weird.

  • Apple: We support apple hardware
  • Microsoft: We support hardware from this list
  • Linux: You want support, write it yourself.
  • Nvidia: You want support, use windows
  • Laptop developers: You want performance, oh, you’re a gamer, here have a Nvidia card.

You might ask, why a laptop: power consumption for the moments I don’t need power. I don’t want QHD on 17", 24" is better for my aging eyes so external monitor is a requirement. (previous one had 4K on 15", cheapest screen option to buy)

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Who out there using computers without sound?

I bet you say it was your own choice as well to miss a standard feature.

Why yes, I do use a computer without a monitor, I have memorised everything! No don’t look behind the curtain at the shattered monitor, it was my own choice!

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Who out there using computers without sound?

I use my computers without sound, until I watch a vid (I use headphones for that). I hate the constant beeps for attention. Same with tablets, no sound, not even when playing a game. The only device that is allowed to make a sound is the phone. (and then very limited)

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