Eh at this point it’s easier to download even the stuff you already have on CD

BRB going to dive in the ocean

But you said you were on Gentoo

Fingers crossed but I spun up a Navidrome container a couple of years ago, let Watchtower handle the updates, and never touched it again so far.

I think this assumes piracy

What a terrible website, its hard to understand exactly what this is

Yeah I had lots of problems with Winmodems on Slackware 20 years ago, definitely a bad distro too!

I’ve updated fedora releases for like 10 years with zero issues, even went from one laptop to the other and dd’d three times to new SSDs without reinstalling.

I think it may be you who fucked up your PC.

Wouldn’t it be easier with a big sponge?

It takes skill to hack such an organization using only printf

You could put a real clock near your monitor

One day, after years of chipping away small, useless details, your interface will finally be a blank screen. Flawless.

I love DS9 and its grey morality approach, it’s a good contrast to TNG’s attempts at “moral perfection”, and in my comments I didn’t criticize S31’s existence, just that the misterious, barely there approach of DS9 was perfect for that, subsequent stories completely failed to respect the original incarnation, which in my opinion was better, and whose abandonment causes continuity issues

By an homosexual

Well, I’m stretching the truth a little - she actually uses Manjaro.

I understand not wanting your car windows shattered

RAM is a bit limiting, but OpenMediaVault is a NAS OS with a serviceable docker interface.

Yeah, way to focus on one part of the comment. Is it possible that Sloan just blackmailed or forced all those others into following his orders? Yes. Plausible? Eh…
Still, the point is the mistery, the ambiguity. Barely anyone knows they exist, Sisko, an experienced commander, didn’t know about them. The bigger they make them, the more unbelievable that becomes.

You could have done something else.
The cool thing about Section 31 was that it was ambiguous, did it really exist? Was it just one crazy guy? Then Discovery blew that up, and we could have just tried to forget it, but no, let’s make a movie about it.

The solution is time travel: buy 2-generations old PC hardware and play with a plethora of first-class games!

Ideally they don’t even need to, other manufactures can adopt SteamOS on their handhelds now