Whenever I see it, it seems to be people reaching out to connect with others in the same community enjoying the same nostalgia. Some people are just lonely.

They still are…?

Right? Could just use a microcontroller for each individual screen and then a separate PC to update each microcontroller if needed.

ITT
comments stating to open up the drive and disconnect the LED: 2
comments stating to try and change the firmware: 1
comments stating to use tape or nail polish: jfc so many comments

I wish I could fix my audio issues with Retroarch on SteamOS, I can’t get any audio to play even in the menus for RetroArch TT_TT

Porkbun is goated

Got em lmao

no chkdsk?

Mine wasn’t a smart fridge, but yeah I agree.

We had a $2k fridge that broke within a few years of owning it. We got it fairly discounted due to a dent in the side.

Our $150 fridge from Sears is still in the garage, and still runs perfectly after owning it for 13 years. Looks pretty much like the one in the pic.

Same. Works everytime without special modifications, configurations, etc.

Solid first choice!

What’s ICE doing in England?

Your name and profile pic always starts to make me think of the OST from the first game, and it always cheer me up.

Your note is very interesting about the difference between the commands and how autoremove will automatically remove stuff before or after the upgrade is performed. Should it always be done after, or are there instances when running it before is more beneficial? Is there any need to do both like this:

# sudo apt --update --autoremove upgrade -y && sudo apt autoremove -y

WHAT. Does this do both sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade?

I feel like no OS can get sleep to work properly lol

I thought they did it once and then tried it again like a year or two later or something.

I very much so enjoyed their content where they attempted Linux only for 30 days straight. They documented their successes, struggles, and roadblocks. I think they did two different attempts, the first time they didn’t recommend it and the second time they did. I might be misremembering the first attempt.

Same, I was incredibly impressed that installing Linux ended up getting them a masters degree in business admin, and then realized they meant Macbook Air. I was let down a little, but still happy to see life of technology extended further.