I've been using a btrfs and nvme combo for almost 2 years now without any issues like that, the main difference being that I have a relatively large swap partition and am on arch linux' zen kernel

Looks like an old vanoss gaming thumbnail

Love it already, I really missed apollo when i made the switch to android, and now that kbin and this are a thing I will have a lot less time on my hands, I just made a temp account on artemis.camp while we wait for kbin.social to update, then i will truly be unstoppable

I think it has to do with the fact that we are 98° because we create that heat as a by product of living, and there has to be a way for that created heat to be released and moderated.

The hotter it is outside, the harder it is to keep your body cool and prevent overheating. When it's cold, your body has to make more heat energy to keep itself from freezing or slowing down so much you can't operate.

For some reason, sleep mode doesn't even work on my laptop cause it'll never resume, it seems to treat any call to sleep as a call to shutdown. I've always had to just save my work and poweroff if i was going anywhere without a charger. I had a little bit of luck with TLP until I had a microcode update and that somehow broke it even worse.

I'm using the Artemis app for kbin right now. They have it all ready to ship they just need to tie some stuff together before the main instance kbin.social is upgraded to support the api. The public beta for artemis just came out and has the api features enabled through the "test" instance artemis.camp, which still federates with everyone else. With the pace being made they should be done in the next week or two