@liz.climo

In short:

Elena Rybakina has won her third major title, beating two-time champion Aryna Sabalenka in a three-set US Open final at Flushing Meadows. 

Rybakina won a record pay cheque of $7.67 million, adding the US Open crown to the Australian Open title she won in January, also beating Sabalenka. 

Although Sabalenka won the second set to force a decider, she was frustrated all match and smashed her racquet soon after shaking hands with Rybakina at the end.

@artywelch

Made from a big water bottle wrapped in several layers of cardboard. The whole thing is covered with brown paper, which makes the surface harder and look nicer.

The lid is made from 4 layers of cardboard and trimmed to tightly fit the container. When used, it's covered in a plastic bag for waterproofing

Shaping cardboard to tight tolerances is pretty easy: when dry it is suprisingly stiff; you can cleanly saw it through with a serrated knife, even at tiny shallow angles. You can also add more layers of paper to make it thicker.

Full title: Microsoft admits Windows 11's biggest September update is breaking WSL-based apps, Remote Desktop, and causing issues with File History backup, and there are reports of GPU issues on AMD PCs. Anthropic has also blamed Microsoft for breaking Claude's Cowork.

When opening it I realized I had actually bought a 12-pack of bratwursts. Score.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51829615

Hi! Im looking for a series like Jack reacher. Lone wolf, tough guy character, small town settings, helps people in need. Id prefer left-wing authors but ill settle for non-left wing. I know thats a big ask. Thank you!

Way back in like 2006 when I was in middle school, a friend of mine pulled me aside to tell me there's more than just Windows and Mac. His parents worked IT and they showed him a lot of stuff and he showed it to me. I installed Slackware on a laptop with him. I basically just did as he said.

In high school, I looked more into it and tried installing some other distros but landed on DSL as the laptop my parents got me was a piece of shit and it worked good enough. I moved onto Ubuntu later because DSL can only do so much and really struggled with it lol.

And then as the years went by and Ubuntu started to suck I moved onto a variety of other distros like Arch(which took me 2 days to install and I fucked it up), Void(which also took me 2 days to install), Mint, and when it finally came out I tried things like SteamOS, Bazzite, and Nobara.

This all as I was dualbooting with Windows. I never took any classes, I never read any books on it, I just figured it out by doing it, breaking my OS a bunch of times, chatting with friends and randos on forums and Reddit, and the man command, thank GOD for that. All that and I just come back to Mint which I adore for its ease of use.

So all my knowledge is muscle memory. What the actual fuck does a package manager do? Like I know generally, but there's more to them than just downloading shit? What is the difference between Systemd and OpenRC? WHAT THE FUCK IS HYPRLAND OR WAYLAND!? I DON'T UNDERSTAND! 20 YEARS AND I LEARNED FUCKING NOTHING!

shoutouts to tux