You are not married, I can tell.
Kabutor
joined 1 year ago
you name your servers with nuclear subs names?
Trying different distributions is a must on using Linux, I still remember my first one, Mandrake, and is not a happy memory. Now Arch is my master, to get here It was not an easy or direct ride, I tried several ones through the years until I find the light ;)
Enable DHT on your tlrrent client, I did no long ago and really improves with not very popular torrents
Culpepper’s Minute Men
I had the Dont Tread on Me on twitter as my profile picture, I put that more than 10-15 years ago. I had to remove a couple years ago, because anyone who sees it will get the wrong idea.
Edit: also I was rewatching the movie Wind (about the American's Cup) and the Geronimo ship had the Glasden flag on, that hasn't aged well.
https://twitter.com/Kabutor_/status/1407103551197822979/photo/1
My only other browser is curl, does it works on that?
A boat always gives the owner two good memories. The one when you bought it and the one when you sell it
Wasn't as big ST fan as I'm now, only played, and loved, the Elite Force ones
Not the end for me but inthat game the scene with the father and the son on the caravan... That was a river
you try to not play any arcade if you haven't seen anyone else play first, that cost you money :) My experience with Dragons Lair is that it was a nice game to watch, and a bad game to play, it was expensive and as someone else said in the thread it requires you to memorize the movements, it was never random
If you have UEFI enabled, probably you also have secure boot. I did a script to create a usb pendrive that works with UEFI and Secure Boot, you can boot a liveusb Debian, Ubuntu or clonezilla at the moment
https://github.com/kabutor/liveusb
Edit: but I don't think you can run memtestx86, last time I checked don't have uefi support
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if you have powerful enough computer you can use an AI to auto translate subs offline, I use to translate from english with a small python script. It's not perfect, but they usually are like 90% ok
https://github.com/xhluca/dl-translate