Not the new thin thinkpads, I'm talking about the old refurbished ones that go for 300-200 Dollars on Amazon. I'm aiming to replace the GPU with something like an RTX 2050/2070 and the hard drive, and if there's slots for extra sticks I'll install more RAM. I think the CPUs might be soldered onto the motherboard for most old Thinkpads but I'm not sure.
If the podcast is on the usual podcast places or youtube you should be able to download it pretty easily. I'd check if the host has a site and find the RSS feed of the podcast on there.
Replacing the GPU in a laptop? You mean with an external enclosure?
Really, the only useful things you could put in there are also storage devices. Multi-card readers, or if you're feeling more esoteric, floppy drive emulators.
By the sound of it, yes. You can make a copy of the steam.desktop file (a .desktop file describes a launcher/executable shortcut) and edit that copy such that it launches the command or a script with your command in it via the
Exec field in the new .desktop file.~/.local/share/applications/steam.desktop. If it's just one command or a one liner to launch Steam with, you can make the necessary edit to the Exec field(s) with the command and its arguments. If not, you can make a script and put it in ~/.local/bin, then make the necessary edit(s) to the Exec field as said before, with the full path to your script (if ~/.local/bin is in your PATH variable, you could opt to use the filename of the script instead of the full path). You may also want to change the Name field(s) to distinguish the new launcher from the old one. The new launcher should then appear when you go to search for it.
Me posting that was kind of a stupid because I have searched and tried to do it before but it didn't work for me. Wanna know why? Because I was doing it wrong of course. I just figured it out not even a minute ago. Thanks for helping but sorry about wasting your time. The better part though is that it doesn't even launch a terminal. It just goes straight into Steam. Again, thanks for helping anyways.
Claim you are europoor and request deletion.
The cheat code is : I am Indian Saar please help me!
His birthday's probably January 4, 1988, just like the rest of us.
Nothing obvious beyond he's some pinko who uses ancient Roman comsymp Gaius Gracchus's name as a username, which obviously makes it rather difficult to search. The other Git projects @seri0us found seem to be targeted at forums he dislikes for being slightly right-wing like IronMarch and Fascist Forge. The email in the Git commits is gaius_gracchus_was_murdered@protonmail.com
Check smart, and if it's not 100%, make an iso with the dd command and buy a new drive. Although I've never taken these steps into action, as I've honestly never had a drive fail on me apart from an old 60 GB OEM drive that came from a Playstation and had nothing on it that wasn't already backed up on another drive using a traditional mv command.
My critical stuff lives on the NAS which has mirrored or RAID6 drives, depending on the filesystem.