More likely a physical tab to stop new carts in old consoles. Look at DS vs 3DS carts

Remember when they bombed a neighborhood in Philadelphia?

Is zypper ref not required first I was never super clear on that

Yeah and also you can just kinda do it in the background without much concern about it eating all your CPU or taking forever like Windows Updates does.

Also won’t take several minutes when you shutdown to do the “Preparing Updates… Don’t shut off your PC” like Windows.

1st that’s kinda weird

But also there actually is quite a bit of it already. Go to your user settings and make sure you have “Show explicit content (NSFW)” enabled.

There’s whole instances for this stuff like lemmynsfw.com. I see it in my feed (blurred, so I can use Lemmy at work lol) a lot especially if you scroll for a bit.

I’ve played Clone Hero on Linux, works great

Far from the only

Agh Plex always rubs me the wrong way… It acts like closed source software as much as is possible. Went with Jellyfin and it’s been great. But haven’t tried music.

It might could be worth it if you’re doing a shorter flight and just don’t have baggage but that’s rare.

I thought people in this thread were talking about not scrubbing the inside of the machine walls and I could relate.

This comment made me realize people meant they just don’t clean the basket… What the fuck

Like, if I make something that doesn’t leave any significant residue I might dump the crumbs and use it again but even a little oil and it’s getting cleaned.

heartily laughing together

*glances back at comic*

oh no

The coastal communities south of Tampa are fucked.

I’m in the cone on the opposite coast so I should be alright just worried about extended power outage and flooded roads trapping me.

It’s absolutely insane that this thing is on track to cross the state and STILL BE A CAT 1/2 HURRICANE ON THE OTHER SIDE.

Ian in 2022 went directly over my head in a similar manner but was a tropical storm by then. Jesus.

Right but if there is a FlatPak, that’s usually the easier option

I’ve updated an Arch install after not being used for 2 years. I don’t think there were any issues.

I’ve experienced far more issues upgrading to a new major release of an apt based distro though…

The system files aren’t writable, instead you download a new system image when you want to update. No dependency hell or weird issues because these system images are all tested. Your system also keeps one or two old ones around and if by some chance something does go wrong you just select the old one at boot.

Downside is you’re more limited on installing software. You can force install things the traditional way but that kinda defeats the point. Instead you have to use things like FlatPak or AppImages which covers most GUI apps you could want. For command line apps you will have to use something like DistroBox.

It’s a trade off but for casual desktop users it is super stable and pretty simple. Updates come out daily (depending on distro) and they just get all their software from the software center app with a nice GUI.

Lol we aren’t in a Linux sub but nice shout

It’s a thing in macOS, however it doesn’t infinitely grow lmao

I would just do a minimal reinstall if you had used this as a personal computer OS before

And also take the battery out

Oh shit I didn’t realize they were trans