Look all I’m saying is if you didn’t work on at least one weird skill during covid you did it wrong

Some of us had to work and didn’t get the chance to bake bread and connect with nature, goddarnit!

Weird, some time ago it booted with the default kernel by mistake and it couldn’t see my zfs pool

I won’t be buying anything of the sort until the situation gets back to normal.

It’s in the PC manufacturers’ interests to force parts manufacturers and AI companies to solve this.

So glad I went with OpenMediaVault so many years ago

I have it on my installation, you’ve got to replace the kernel with the proxmox one, it’s fairly easily done by installing a plugin

I mean this matter has been settled a century ago, I don’t really think it’s necessary to explain why employees can’t discuss matters with their employers on a level ground

I think it’s business savvy on his part, he had all the tech viewers he could get, so he expanded to tech entertainment.
I don’t like it but it’s profitable.

As another European, it doesn’t make me chuckle, it makes me fucking furious. But not as furious as genocide and bombing little girls.

I think Strange New Worlds found its feet and has a good thing going. I hope Starfleet Academy will as well.

SNW didn’t find its footing, it was good from the start IMO. It’s touchy-feely but in a less banal way.

I’m being patient, but it’s harder to justify bad episodes when a season’s just 10 of them, than when we had 20+.

As I mentioned in my prev comment I feel that if your employees feel a need to unionize then they’re past civil discussions

Why? Unions are for civil discussion.

It’s all for the show

I went from Nobara to Bazzite on my desktop, the latter seems way more polished

I liked the last episode more than any other in the season, despite it being maybe the least Star Trek one?

Previous one was ridiculous. Oh, these “kids” are traumatised by a bad experience? Let’s fix that with theatre! All together, 'cause of course everyone can heal with the same “therapy”.

I still hope this series can turn out to be good, after all TNG itself didn’t start out great. But it seems they want to bash you over the head with emotions and ideas, rather than make you feel and develop them yourself.

Is ignorance forgivable in today’s times? With so much information available it’s a choice rather than a condition.

I mean, holy geese did save Rome once, maybe that’s a faux pas on the part of the dragonborn

It’s the difference between entertainment and information. Gamer’s Nexus is less entertaining when they recite statistics number by number, and so they have less viewers, because people prefer poor information but with an entertaining presentation, rather than the opposite.

Kinda like Top Gear used to be, they had some valid information but they could bend it if it meant the show would be more entertaining.

Discover is unusable in my opinion. I have no clue why it’s so slow compared to the command line.

Clearly they have no taste

pig superiority