Ah yes...biden

Just curious, any reason in particular you chose to get a Steam Controller? I picked one up for mine for FPS games, trackpad is helpful for fine movements and quick flicks. Wondering what other people's use cases are.

I lot of people think they rely on Windows programs when they would be perfectly fine using a Linux alternative.

Always funny to me that Windows seems to be this OS that you can't escape from cause everything requires Windows to run. But nobody brings up that issue when you talk about MacOS and having to find alternative apps when switching there

Interesting. I've been running Arch/KDE for years and never saw that bug. I use Arch on almost everything.

Steam Deck comes with kinda-Arch, I use Arch for work now, I use it on my gaming PC. The only thing that doesn't run it is my home server because it sits in a corner and doesn't need bleeding edge updates or the AUR.

Missed opportunity to name it "Loogle"

I moved over here a while ago. Doing great so far, loving the community, though I'm doing a lot of lurking at the moment cause I have to keep reinstalling my app for testing.

Currently using thunder, working on contributing to the project cause I liked the early alpha so much. New updates come frequently, looks nice, functions great, cross platform.

Arch has only broken for me because I'm an idiot.

That's neat for all those people, but I prefer not to have my comments and posts removed/shadowbanned because they don't align with the mods or creators beliefs. That's censorship and is generally considered to be wrong.

Absolutely. It was terrifying for me and not even the vets were able to give any real advice.

So first off, you may feel awful for "taking away all her teeth". Don't. Understand that right now she is in pain, and you are helping her. Second, She's gonna have to wear a cone to prevent scratching at the gums, and she's gonna have to eat all wet food at least until she heals. You may see some drool come out with some blood, don't be alarmed. She will bleed a little bit until it's fully healed. She's gonna be drowsy and loopy for the first few days cause the pain killers they give them are very strong, plus you'll have medicine you'll have to administer as well but don't worry, the pain killers they will have her on will allow you to give her the meds, even forcefully, without much pain at all.

After she's a bit better you'll notice she's gonna be a lot happier, less lethargic. The other thing I observed but I don't know if it's common is my cat became very attached to me, very suddenly, I became her favorite thing in the world.

After the cone is off if you wanna take some dry food and crush it up just a little bit, slightly more manageable bits, and mix it with wet food, that helps transition back to dry food. Then you can move to mixing crushed up dry food with a bit of water to soften it up and make it easier to swallow, and then after a while if they wanna dry full dry food I would say just spray it with some water from a bottle to again make it easier to swallow. But wet food, if you don't use it regularly, will become a regular thing. I feed my cat wet food still about 2-3 times per week, cans are about 75 cents. My cat, however, is a monster of some kind and not only prefers dry food, but she refuses to eat it if I spray it with water...she just eats it dry. So it is possible for cats to eat dry food without teeth, though id recommend trying to see if they'll eat it with water sprayed on it first. Ultimately if you use wet food this isn't an issue.

EDIT: ALMOST FORGOT: Especially if this cat is already used to you, get a blanket that you don't mind a possible drop or two of blood to get on and make it smell like you before the cat gets home. Then grab a cat den, kennel, any sort of moderately tight enclosed but still comfortable space and place the blanket in there. They may be terrified after the surgery, and their senses are gonna be a bit out of whack, natural instincts are to find a dark place to hide. If they can find one that smells like you, they'll probably be more comfortable there.

Edit 2: if you have any specific questions please feel free to ask and I'll do the best I can to answer based on my experience, but keep in mind I am not a doctor or a vet.

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Aw why no teeth? My cat doesn't have teeth either, she had a really rare allergy to the plaque her own teeth creates, so she was constantly in pain. Had to take em all out.

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