This is what makes me so sad. I have a friend, got married, had a kid, looked at the world and said, "This has to change." He bought solar. Bought a Tesla. Started growing food in his back yard. Joined a farm co-op. Did all the right things. Frankly, I admire his willingness to actually be the change he wanted in the world. Then, the owner of the car company turned into a Nazi. Not exactly his fault. Some Tesla drivers need hugs.
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Well, I watched it! Yup, very western. I found myself waiting patiently for that moment where someone sits him down and explains the rules... And waiting... And waiting. Not bad, but it just seemed to be missing something. I see why Lost Boys has the bigger place in the culture. Still, fun way to waste a couple hours.
I used to be a dry texter, but now I intersperse gifs of waterfalls, oceans, lakes or rivers every three or four messages. It took effort, but nobody accuses me of being dry anymore! (Also, I moisturize in the winter.)
I run each of them separately in containers!
A friend gave me their old gaming laptop, it was mid-range when she bought it, and she didn't use it anymore. I stuck bazzite on it, and I really like the experience! I'm no stranger to Silverblue, so some of the atomic host stuff was already old hat to me, but I was impressed by how much worked straight out of the box. It's kinda become my retro gaming go-to device.
I really like running proxmox and then containers for my apps, proxmox being basically Debian already.
I tried a couple of years ago, but it kept crashing after a day or two. Not sure if I set it up wrong or something? Currently running searx-ng, which I quite like.
Ahh! How did I miss that you've already covered it! My bad! I'm absolutely going to watch this ASAP. Thanks!
Way to go, buddy! Great job!
I vaguely remember seeing this in a Rogers Video back in the day, but I never saw it... Anyone know if it's any good? The trailer makes me think I need a copy.
Men With Brooms. That is all.
I tried to get Hackintosh working on a Ryzen (first Gen, many years ago.) It didn't go well. I think Hackintoshes are much easier on Intel chips. That said, I did once triple boot Ubuntu, Windows, and MacOS using Clover on an old ThinkPad. Triple booting can be done.