It’s a jet for his company though, right?
It’s a jet for his company though, right?


Game licensing is starting to become as bad as movie and music licensing.
As part of this process, Star Trek: Legends will no longer be available to download from digital storefronts beginning August 20, 2026. Players who have already downloaded the game before this date will still be able to play until September 3, 2026, when the game will officially be taken offline and will no longer be playable.
Fuck this shit.


Yep, that was the issue.
Alpine Linux is an independent, non-commercial, general purpose Linux distribution designed for power users who appreciate security, simplicity and resource efficiency.
https://www.alpinelinux.org/about/
It’s also around for 20 years already, so long before Docker was a thing. But setting it up as a desktop OS would be a bit of work, I agree.
I assume Alpine Linux is very limited in terms of power usage, at least out of the box.
Waiting for the next fork: Contin-ara-ara-ity


Did they improve the performance? I played the demo when it first released and it ran horribly for the graphics it provided.


Maybe I’m just getting too old and grumpy for this teeny drama emotional crap, but for me this was the worst episode yet. I get that this was effectively trauma therapy after the Miyazaki incident, but boy was it not entertaining. It’s all just “oh, we are so damaged, nothing will ever be the same”. There’s nothing really at stake, no tension, no climax, just whining and speaking way too much in metaphors for my liking. I’m still watching Star Trek here after all and not some artsy independent movie.


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Huh? I have an ARC A380 and I just followed the tutorial. AFAICT everything’s working fine.


I didn’t really like the Tarima stuff at the end. It seemed kinda overdramatic. But damn, Nus Braka? Paul Giamatti is an incredible actor and the dialog for him was crazy good. Please more of that!


Spacebar was called Fosscord before. Maybe you have heard of that.


This right here. The only way you can end up with OP’s opinion after watching the first episode is when you don’t pay attention at all.


Alternative if you can live with just the WebUI: SyncThing in Termux


AFAIK nel0x and researchxxl work together on the reserchxxl repository now.


+1 for RustDesk. Basically open-source de-shittified TeamViewer.


Will this work with music producing software like Ableton or will it introduce too much latency?


Running Windows in a Docker, Podman or libvirt virtual machine
Seems to me like GPU acceleration should be supported. Libvirt probably requires dedicated passthrough or sophisticated methods like SR-IOV.
For Linux? Not at all. For PC related tech? Well, I find it entertaining, but I don’t find their content useful anymore.