Hey, there’s another one on the forums, they actually fixed their system: https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/a-start-job-is-running-for-dev-disk-uui-running-for-5min/80783

There are mods to convert it to Pathfinder 2e… But then I’d rather just go play one of Owlcat’s Pathfinder games

If you do switch back to Linux I’ll note that Endeavour and other Arch forks have moved away from older NVIDIA cards because NVIDIA stopped supporting open source drivers. There’s community-maintained solutions out there though. I forget exactly how old, but my 1080 got the boot, and then I had to gety Grover’s from AUR for a bit, right before that security breach. That contributed to my decision to upgrade to a new AMD card.

Agreed. I was under the impression mine was a graphics card issue, but the apparent failure of my hard drive is puzzling.

Holy shit, are you me?

https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/boot-stuck-at-a-start-job-is-running-for-dev-disk-by-uuid-uuid-not-familiar/80086

One minor update I have from this experience, after building a new rig and restoring from a backup of the original system, I tried plugging in my SSD to my new computer and it isn’t even recognized in BIOS. I was under the impression my drive failed.

I have been dealing with NVIDIA driver issues on my Linux PC because my 1080 was good enough to play my favorite games. A very sincere fuck you to NVIDIA.

Holy crap, you’re right! Fixed it

I can’t get any banking apps to work. I just use their web version in a pinch. Only loss I’ve experienced.

Monster Train 2. I have 1 more challenge run left before reaching 100% completion of those. Then I might finally pick up the DLC and try to finish 100% of clan combos at max crucible level.

Only then will I allow myself to pick up Slay the Spire 2. I try to avoid early access games, but will make an exception here.

In MT1 last month, I beat 100% class combos at C20. The challenges were less fun because they required you to play at C20, and I felt like that difficulty permanently limited what strategies were viable. Challenges in 2 are zanier and most are at a lower difficulty, so it’s altogether more fun.

I’ve been watching this treatment for a while, in my opinion it’s one of the most exciting development in modern medicine. It represents a lot of potential - Huntington’s is one of many brain diseases related to protein aggregates, so this technology could be adapted to other diseases. Plus, this is the first curative treatment for what was otherwise a 100% fatal genetic condition.