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Damn the quality of illustrations in https://lemmy.ml/c/vintageads@sh.itjust.works is superb.

Call out to !watercolor@lemmy.ml for those into their coloured waters.

Nope, nothing. And only on Debian. It never did this on Fedora. Madness, but, I have no time to further spend on it. So, unplug, send shutdown signal, and happy life. haha, weird!

Just an update, for interests sake, for those that helped me. Get this, it's if I have the laptop plugged into power as I turn it off. I then unplug it, and it drains like crazy when OFF. But, if I unplug power, then power down, it keeps its battery beautifully. How strange.

Just an update, for interests sake, for those that helped me. Get this, it's if I have the laptop plugged into power as I turn it off. I then unplug it, and it drains like crazy when OFF. But, if I unplug power, then power down, it keeps its battery beautifully. How strange.

Just an update, for interests sake, for those that helped me. Get this, it's if I have the laptop plugged into power as I turn it off. I then unplug it, and it drains like crazy when OFF. But, if I unplug power, then power down, it keeps its battery beautifully. How strange.

https://william-rous.itch.io/type-help

I'd hate to do it. However, the king is the legal head of state. Still.

Edit. Love being downvoted for basic facts. Did I just step back in time, into reddit?

A report with no real meat. Does anyone have any factual into on why the people are revolting like this?

Poor, and drugs feels a bit like a lame sidestep, of a real reason, that they might not want to talk about, perhaps?

I'd be interested to learn more.

Legit thought it was an album cover for a metal band.

I love it. However, finding a class where the teacher doesn't speak in a fake, hippy whisper, is hard to find.

I just want an exercise class, not a spiritual moment of mindfulness.

This is my exact answer. Thank you for writing it all for me.

Not a quick one, but when I first met a girl I liked once, I'd say "damn your hair looks beautiful today". Or, another day "wow, your dress is really beautiful".

What I was really saying is, "you are beautiful".

She knew it.

Didn't take too long. We both became available.

Made the move.

Married her in time!

Cheesy can do it. So can subtle.

OK, a little bit of an update. I booted into the fedora live USB disk. I then shut down from there. A day later, and the battery is still on 98%. This shows that it is actually debian causing the issue, not a system issue like the BIOS or similar. Now, just to try and figure out what it is with Debian and shutdown.

OK, a little bit of an update. I booted into the fedora live USB disk. I then shut down from there. A day later, and the battery is still on 98%. This shows that it is actually debian causing the issue, not a system issue like the BIOS or similar. Now, just to try and figure out what it is with Debian and shutdown.

OK, a little bit of an update. I booted into the fedora live USB disk. I then shut down from there. A day later, and the battery is still on 98%. This shows that it is actually debian causing the issue, not a system issue like the BIOS or similar. Now, just to try and figure out what it is with Debian and shutdown.

Yes, I have checked all those settings in the BIOS, and they are fine. I have no idea where to go now.

Thank you for your response. I very much appreciate it.

I will definitely try whatever I can first before creating a bit of a workaround of suspend then hibernate. What I really want is just for the laptop to shut down properly, so that when it boots it still has the same, or very similar amount of battery.

My BIOS settings are definitely correct, I've gone over and triple checked them. Wake on land and all of those kind of things are turned off as well. I am fully stumped.

Thank you for your thorough reply. I'm working my way through each of people's replies here, hopefully I can find a fix.

I have done systemctl poweroff, and it does switch the system off.

What I do find interesting, is when my laptop goes to sleep by just leaving it, I can't wake it up by pressing any key, or wiggling the mouse, or anything like that. I have to actually press the power button for it to come back to life. This is unexpected behaviour, and not normal. That might give me a clue to research further.

I will report back as I find something. Hopefully I will be able to help someone in the future. I'll definitely leave kernel stuff until the bitter end.

Learned.

I achoo (Australia). People in Japan generally ichee.

“The Australian public is subsidising big, dumb utes by hundreds of millions of dollars each year”.

I like this guy.