O i know that’s the joke.

Don’t you know how to calendar things?

25y pro, 10y with Ross in live events and now with a small integrator.

What programs do you need to run?

It’s the best worst case and there is still room for rebbel to find meaningful support. I’m just sad it happened your way. I wish Eric could have been more patient, and I wish rebbel could have been faster to react. All the personal stuff and respect issues are just a bummer all around.

Mostly good news except they cut out the foundation that did all the work keeping it alive for the last 9 years.

It’s good it’s going open it sucks that they are forking the amazing work of the community rather than contributing directly into the existing branch.

Highly doubtful since it’s AMD to AMD.

dude… I have an interaction that would make heads spin. I could not for the life of me figure out why this person was being hostile, and they would not tell me, finally I just gave up and moved on. When my socio/emotional tools are broken I have no fucking clue what I am doing and the results can be spectacular from a distance.

Yes its a joke, Yes I have kids and friends on the spectrum, and yes I am AuADHD :)

Dont feel bad you missed it, my response was also meant to be a soft joke, because I totally understand that not every social cue makes it past input to processing.

No.

Sounds like something an AI would say! A human would recognize humor and not read a response to a joke as a factual statement.

No better proof of AI sentience than when it lies and pretends to be doing work.

Honestly moving to a KDE desktop environment along with any well maintained Linux distro will feel like going back to Windows 7 but now with modern powershell

There will always be a few things different like not needing to download apps from websites. But most of the rest will feel normal.

Nearly everything you are talking about is easy and built into the vast majority of desktop linux distributions, and more than a few server ones too!

RDP: Remmina, KDE (windows like Desktop Environment)

Hyper-V: KVM+QEMU, but im going to ask why? There are very few reasons to do full virtual machines these days when you can just run everything as containers.

Plex: Plex

RAID5: use ZFS Z5 or linux mdadm r5. The advantages of ZFS is that you get lots of tools like snapshots, and reslivering which helps prevent bit rot.

Depending on your hardware I would honestly suggest your host OS be Proxmox, and then just run your gaming/personal system as a VM with GPU pass through. Proxmox has all the KVM+QEMU tools and ZFS tools baked in with a good web UI that makes managing these things easier.

But I like eating normal meals and not doing forced labor. I also enjoy taking shit about my leaders and government.

The Epstein ballroom?

Generally as I get a notification that packages are available. The exception is probably if there’s a new kernel and I don’t feel like rebooting.

I had a really bad day a few months ago, and two of them were ready to get on a plane that afternoon if I had needed it. I dont know of any other game where I could find my people, and that would build a support group, and friend group willing to put everything on hold for each other. So yeah if I could relive the experience of undocking, flying around, and meeting my friends for spreadsheets, shenanigans, and space ships I would.

So many amazing memories, staying up too late, getting a text message to drop everything and log in, fleet battles with nothing but silent professionalism on voice, logging into the test server and spending hours on meta tactics and ship loadouts, drunken ice mining in low sec, 5 person frigate gangs ransoming capital ships. That game, and that time had something special for all of us.

hey, no kink shaming! Its just one of, not my only, and it gave me my best friends, even after we all quit the game we remain dedicated and close.

I enjoyed the game but I was playing before all the titan tactics became the meta.

Eve online that first year was one of the most amazing experiences of my life and undocking and flying around that first time is a feeling I would choose to do again.