In Nigeria, Joba means "to reign", "become king", or "our god reigns"

In Japanese, joba (ジョバッ) is an onomatopoeic expression for wetting oneself.

Joba is also the name of a fruit in some Latin American countries.

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KJU is the only leader working to save the world from drowning in AI Slop
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2026-03-10 17:16:59 UTC

if I get a defective girlfriend and send her back to the gf store, do they fix it or will they replace it with a used and refurbished gf? what king of warranty does does a refurbished gf have?
do you have to pay for shipping the gf?

2026-03-06 01:10:16 UTC

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Commodore SloppyFour

2026-03-06 01:05:59 UTC

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Slopbox

2026-03-05 22:33:31 UTC

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geez what i wonder how this guy voted
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2026-02-22 00:08:55 UTC

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do protesters get good benefits like insurance and paid time off? can I protest remotely?

2026-02-21 09:03:39 UTC

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I try using Wayland since X11 support generally stopped, but in everything I do for game development, Wayland either introduces so many problems or just gets tossed aside since X11 just works.
Unreal Engine had pretty good working Wayland support, until about 6 months ago when they upgraded to SDL3 (which is supposed to natively handle Wayland) and Wayland is entirely unusable now on UE5.
Godot Engine has decent Wayland support, but Wayland doesn't respect certain kernel settings like mouse polling rates, so framerate in Godot absolutely tanks for me when my mouse is over the screen because Godot handles every mouse move event sent, even if it's interrupting every millisecond.
Rider (coding IDE) has been working on Wayland support for over 2 years now and it "somewhat works", but has lots of focus issues while debugging.
Simple fix to all of those problems: use X11.

2026-02-20 23:04:06 UTC

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one machine I installed it on defaulted to Wayland but has the option to run an X11 session at login. I think the lower end hardware just defaults to X11 and Wayland isn't even an option.

2026-02-20 14:31:06 UTC

Ubuntu has it's share of problems, but I just installed it on an 8 year old laptop and everything magically works with near zero configuration needed.
Only hiccup was that I didn't notice it defaulted to X11 instead of Wayland so updating the graphics driver went a little "oopsie"