Bruh, you gotta buy a new screen and replace it, or you gotta pay someone to do it for you. On my 6a, I replaced the screen myself for about 100, probably 200 if you go to a shop.

“home grown” Ubuntu spin, got it

Very neat! Definitely a project I’d like to follow.

Makes me wonder if something similar could be implemented using frr, ospf, and ansible.

Was it ever safe?

Always backup.

Everytime I do anything with filesystems or partitions, something goes wrong and I end up having to utilize the backup.

That’s not to say btrfs-convert won’t work; I have no idea as I’ve never used it. Maybe it will work perfectly, but at least you’ll have a backup for a fresh fs if it doesn’t.

Give it time

It looks like an upsidedown Xbox controller with a screen in the middle.

Yeah

Fear of terminal

Seems like a lot of effort to make an unfunny cringe post.

I use Manjaro only because it makes others upset.

Also, I installed it a few years back and it just keeps working fine for me.

Nice! Yeah, literally minutes, haha. I knew someone had to have already done this.

Great… For chatgpt…

I’m sure someone has written a script to convert docker run commands to compose files.

I am usually customizing variables and tend to use compose for anything I am planning on running in “production”. I’ll use run if it’s a temporary or on-demand use container.

It’s not really that much effort to write a compose file with the variables from a run command, but you do have to keep an eye on formatting.

Sounds like a cool replacement for point to point WiFi bridges. I wonder what sort of distances start to impact data rates and quality just due to air density or weather.

Mario Bros: the game so nice you buy it twice?

Same, that level marked the end of your turn.

I don’t even think about bees

Agreed. I’ve seen there is a mod to add more mid/late game encounters or content, but I haven’t tried it yet. I think more developed diplomatic events would make mid/late game more interesting. Most of my playthroughs end up being an arms race towards the end, which sure that can be a fun aspect of the game, but not super interesting. Very much like civ, and I think you’re correct they both suffer from the late game “domination” aspect.

My idea of a successful Stellaris game it not coming in first, but making it to the end with a functional empire.

I’m also probably a noob when it comes to Stellaris, but I still enjoy it.

Signalis - grabbed it on sale and playing through on steam deck.

Stellaris - I’ve spent too much time building empires only to lose interest in mid/late game.