• LeftReddit2@lemmy.worldOP
    3·
    19 days ago

    This is a retake of my other meme as my original had an AI image that I was unaware of.

    I’m getting old and soon I’m gonna get scammed by AI. I CAN FEEL IT! I can feel it about to happen!

    • Allero@lemmy.today
      1·
      18 days ago

      When everyone struck so hard under neverslop banners, I was kind of afraid folks will alienate an awesome poster.

      Glad to see you taking it the right way! :)

    • Niko@sh.itjust.works
      1·
      18 days ago

      Smiled when I saw someone de-slopped the meme, smiled even harder when I saw the same OP

      You love to see it

      • LeftReddit2@lemmy.worldOP
        1·
        19 days ago

        You know what’s worse? After finding out that image was AI, I then found out a content creator I enjoyed was AI and stealing work from an Italian artist.

        Unc really is about to get scammed, gamers.

  • PotatoesFall@discuss.tchncs.de
    1·
    17 days ago

    With all the myriad problems I’ve had with linux, audio was never one of them. Hell, my android is worse with audio. Looking at this thread, I’m apparently very lucky

  • moonburster@lemmy.world
    0·
    18 days ago

    Audio is one of the very short list of things windows actually handles better. I have a very nice DAC for my iems and on Linux it is stuck at sub cd quality. On windows I can go 32bit audio :/

  • WeirdGoesPro@lemmy.dbzer0.com
    0·
    19 days ago

    Put your nerdy where your mouth is!

    I just installed mint on my girlfriend’s 2015 MacBook. Everything works except for the audio. I haven’t started troubleshooting yet because it was just installed last night.

    Save me time—how do I fix it?

    • LeftReddit2@lemmy.worldOP
      1·
      19 days ago

      First thing to check is Alsamixer. Get on that mfugging terminal and type in Alsamixer and then hit the F6 key to check if Mint was just being weird and muted anything. I had that happen to me a few times where it muted headphones or speakers on its own.

      If that alone doesn’t work, it can help to check if wireplumber and be sure this is enabled.

      systemctl status --user wireplumber.service

      If it isn’t enabled, then run

      systemctl --user start wireplumber.service

      And if none of that worked, I did find Pavucontrol worked pretty amazingly for me. I just downloaded it and it just worked to just

      sudo apt install pavucontrol

      and then ran

      pavucontrol &

      Lemme know if any of this worked. Since you JUST got it, I don’t think it’s anything too crazy.