I read the new Thrawn book after hearing such great things about the old EU ones and it was bland, boring, predictable, and unmoving.
I guess Snake didn't succeed in his mission.
Oh, context because not everybody's feed is the same as mine: there was a post about realizing one's crush wasn't asking for pictures of nudibranches when they said "send nudes"
Digg messed up and made a bunch of user-punishing changes and the entire internet all at once moved to Reddit, which was brand new, effectively killing Digg.
Digg has been the high example of what Reddit isn't, so we're all very confused whenever Reddit copies things Digg did that were universally hated.
Hmm. But it got me thinking about what a parody of the cyberpunk genre would look like.
The one entry in the wiki page's See Also section is a link to Nightvale:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarfolk
Most modern fantasy worldbuilders just grabbed the next synonym off the pile whenever they needed to subcategorize magic users further.
Q: what's the difference between a wizard and a sorcerer?
A: Depends on how Hasbro's lawyers are feeling today.
It worked! But the menus are bugging out in the game itself so I'll need to tinker some more I guess.
Same. Also a bunch of Powered by the Apocalypse systems.
I admire your optimism but some governments are still using floppy disks.
You need a custom kernel, or a kernel module plus DKMS and kernel headers for your current kernel.
You also need the package that handles whatever filesystem they use for their containers.
Then, you need to be running it on Wayland or else it doesn't work.
The part that I'm stuck on is running games, which gives an error about not being able to find libmain.so, which might be an architecture mismatch problem. Maybe I can virtualize that part? But at that point I might as well just buy a phone.
Yeah, it can't run stuff compiled for ARM, right?
I hit a speed bump and I haven't had time to fully investigate but I too would like to run games.