Found a solution on the jellyfin forum: Edit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jellyfin.sources and replace “jammy” with “noble” in the suites line. Then sudo apt update && apt upgrade and let it rip.

Anyone got problems updating from Jellyfin 10.10.7 on the LXC built on the Proxmox community scripts? Mine is running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and when I try to upgrade it shows the jellyfin-server package as being kept back. When I dig deeper it says it is because of an unresolved dependency on libicu70. I don’t know how to fix that.

The following packages have unmet dependencies: jellyfin-server : Depends: libicu70 but it is not installable

E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

Because of the continual enshittification of Windows 11 with each major update.

Ah, The Daily Heil strikes again.

Canceled my subscription. Fuck you, Microsoft.

I have a very similar Brother - HL-L2370DW. Just works with any Linux distro I’ve tried out of the box. Has wifi, USB, and ethernet, black and white laser, duplex printing. No copier functionality. Third party toner cartridges are readily available.

Thanks, Hollywood!

Turn based RPGs. I played through Persona 3, 4, and 5 on an elliptical machine in the past few months, and am now on Metaphor Refantazio. Atlus games seem perfect for this, heh. Not your pre-2005 style, but there’s plenty of old RPGs out there.

I also played through most of the Yakuzas on the elliptical too, although on easy difficulty since they didn’t become turn based until very recently.

Aren’t they already sanctioned out the ass? What more could additional sanctions possibly do?

Eat shit, Ubisoft.

They’re notorious book burners, so I imagine not.

Easier to stomp on one individual than to crack down on the businesses importing this stuff. They’re probably also collecting some kind of import duty on them too.

FUCK. OFF.

tbh I haven’t used an email client that wasn’t just a web interface for my personal email since like 2004. I only use one at work because we’re a Microsoft shop with Outlook/Exchange/etc.

Proton Mail is my choice for an actual email service.

I used to have a 2016 XSR900, and while I wouldn’t recommend it for long distance riding I don’t see why it couldn’t be modded to make it more comfortable for that, since the Tracer 900/FJ-09 is built on the same platform. The XSR has the same mounting points for racks and stuff, just that you may have to cut away some plastic to get to them. I used to have the SW-Motech legend gear bags on mine, which wouldn’t really have huge capacity for a long trip but had a solid mounting system that could probably accommodate bigger luggage. I would also probably want some kind of windshield for long distance riding too. I just had a Dart flyscreen on mine.

I can agree with that. My 1975 CB750 feels about the same to my butt dyno as my wife’s 2018 Rebel 500, which is actually a 471 cc machine. The CB spins about as fast as the Rebel when highway cruising because it only has 5 gears vs the Rebel’s 6. They made a bazillion CBs too so I haven’t had problems finding parts either.

Those CB900s/1000s from that era are such oddballs, lol.

Someone before me put a lot of work into keeping it mechanically sound. It had an obviously-new front master cylinder and fuel petcock on it when I got it, and it runs great, so the engine has been taken care of. It just had those ancient tires and spanked brake pads and lines to deal with. I think that if I polished up the aluminum surfaces on the engine it would really look great.

Ouch! Impressive that you stuck with the same bike after all of that.

I’m dreading having to inevitably sync the carbs on my CB750… four of them.