From the descriptions of the aftermath, I can see where the mangler squigs got their inspiration from.

This would be a fair enough warning I think:

https://youtu.be/BukUzuKnfoQ

Downvoted for not bringing up Sleepy Joe

The AI stuff is putting me off though. I didn’t see an option to not subscribe to that. Hell, I’d pay the same rate just without the AI parts if I could.

I remember getting pissed that they (Bing, Google, doesn’t matter) put one “sponsored” link as the first result. It got me a few times before I started double checking URLs. Now the first page of results is practically useless ads not even related to the query most of the time. Fucking infuriating. Even Qwant will put multiple ads in if you search for a thing. I’m not biting the bullet for another subscription just yet, but paid Kagi lookin’ finer by the day.

Bit of a different flavor between the two. Aliens movies are horror. Riddick is action with some scary scenes. You never think “oh, Riddick is about to die”, it’s established that he’s gotten out of bad shit on the regular and this is just another Tuesday. And honestly, half of Riddick 1 and 3 are with him playing the role of the alien.

Now, an Aliens v Riddick crossover sounds badass. He once again gets stuck on a planet with things that want to kill him, survives (as he does), and gets somebody (Ripley) to pick him up for one reason or another. At some point, they tag team some aliens. Wouldn’t be a cinematic masterpiece, but entertaining at least.

Steam reports 22.01GB for me. Had a crash first time mission load after launching but that could’ve been due to the update itself; the rest of the 3 hour sess I had no issues and my buddy who didn’t opt in to the beta also crashed during first mission load

Thank you. I was disappointed the original didn’t take that opportunity.

Imhotep is playing with fluid simulations again

To me it looks like he’s throwing triangles around without actually caring about what kind of help the other people need. If he was just sharing and trying to be helpful, we wouldn’t see a triangle bouncing off his friend’s (?) head with many more scattered about. His intentions are probably good, but that doesn’t mean his type of help is wanted by them.

We could just be reading a lot into a silly comic though.

Just because some therapy works for you, doesn’t mean the same therapy will work for others.

Skipper is good ol’ fashioned Debian.

Private would probably use PopOS or maybe Mint.

Kowalski uses Arch btw

Rico 100% compiles Linux From Scratch. How do you think he got that look in his eye?

Never seen a shower thought this motivational before. brb gonna go fail.

75%

At first I was analyzing both and picking the wrong one (one of the human ones had a tree that looked like early AI lmao), eventually I just went off on instinct and ended up being right on 90% of them. I guess the details were fine-tuned, but there’s still something off about them.

Like other people say, “favorite” depends on the context. Here are ones I’ve had on repeat at one point or another.

The Hammer - Kublai Khan TX

Contraband - Make Them Suffer

The Migrant - Shadow of Intent

Die Alone - A Pale Horse Named Death (this one is for a sad day)

In The Name Of God - Rotting Christ

(literally anything, Garden of Earthly Delights is a good place to start) - Apocalypse Orchestra

Looking Down The Barrel of Today - Hatebreed

Bullet With A Name - Nonpoint

WAKE UP - The Browning (whole album is good, intro is a fucking headbanger)

Where The Things Have No Color - Destrage

The Orphan - Paleface Swiss

I have to go do stuff, but that should get you started.

*I’m back and adding some more, cuz why not:

I Am The Mountain - Windrose

Captain Morgan’s Revenge - Alestorm

Primo Victoria - Sabbaton

Vodka - Korpiklaani

Hardrádi - Hulkoff

Låt Napalmen Regna - Raubtier

Planet on Fire - Rob Sigurd

Hellhacker - Aaron F. Bianchi Jupiter

Destiny Crucified - Shokran

Tibet - Space of Variations

Homicide - Sammy Slamdance

Very few things out there don’t require an agent. TacticalRMM is a decent self-hosted device management platform, but I don’t really trust them after some controversy with an embedded Monero miner in the agent (has since been removed, but come on).

MeshCentral is what TRMM uses for its remoting and its pretty robust, but doesn’t do patch management on its own. If most of your infrastructure is Linux, you can easily handle it yourself though.

TBH, manual management would be the easiest if your infrastructure is small enough.

Wonder if they got hertz and decibels confused when they were writing that.

That’s all we can do sometimes…

Try using the IMDB tag directly on the file name for E10, ie. StarTrekDSNineS04E10[imdbid-tt0708549].mkv

Did the same thing to me; I started raving all the time instead.