Over the decades I have read a fair bit of manga and have slotted myself into mostly post-apocalyptic stories. Coming back from a long hiatus I finished Tsugumi Project over the weekend. The art is fantastic and the story starts middling but grows stronger as we get to know the principal characters. Unfortunately, the last third has the feel of being extremely rushed and moves into tropes I was hoping to step away from with a more mature and recent post-apocalyptic tale.

Please feel free to drop stronger recommendations, I fear I’ve simply grown weary of the goofy antics that seem to appear in even the more “adult” focused manga.

Anyone remember Jack Thompson? He couldn’t hold a candle to Tim Sweeney; fuck Tim.

This video is a good starting point. If you’re already running proxmox you’re definitely ready. 👍

grapheneos@lemmy.ml
https://a.lemmy.world/lemmy.world/comment/21010858
I spoke out about the persecution complex of the management and got shut down, like-minded sentiment be damned I guess. We can see the sycophancy here also, Stallman save us from such small minds…

I wouldn’t be surprised if there is more that one sockpuppet to be quite honest, they just cannot grow tf up.

Considering I’ve had my own posts deleted during the last round of admin meltdowns here on the fediverse I have seen all I need to of GOS’s leadership antics, thank you very much.

I’ve not seen this though GrapheneOS has repeatedly belittled /e/os. As others in this thread have noted the propensity to repeatedly attack other projects is the biggest failing of GOS. As a user it does little more than leave me funding PostmarketOS while biding time for a proper linux solution.

Ah, a Candace Owens for the other side of the pond.

Cocksure. Look it up.

Almost the same story here, I ran nixOS on my laptop and was over my head instantly, but kept treading water for almost a year before I got tired of the quirks and went back to arch. Much as on desktop; it just works and works well.
Since bouncing off I’ve found myself using the nix package manager for my Steam Deck, allowing it to serve as the “laptop” now. It just so happens that Valve recently added a persistent /nix folder to steamOS and so I’m declaratively back at it again. Thankfully the syntax is now starting to stick.

screen_off = “qdbus org.kde.kglobalaccel /component/org_kde_powerdevil invokeShortcut ‘Turn Off Screen’” I use this on deck and the following on desktop where the monitors automatically shut off: “kscreen-doctor output.DP-2.disable” hope it helps!

You’re probably right and this is the first time I’ve felt kind of glad for the “speed bump” that picking a server on the fediverse has become. We’ll get another influx before too long; maybe a “you need to be this clever to ride the ride” checkpoint isn’t such a bad thing.

Commented elsewhere in this thread with details on persistence in steamos if you’re interested. glhf!

FYI, there is now an overlay for /etc that stores changes in /var and files can also be noted as persistent in /etc/atomic-update.conf.d.
Valve has also added a persistent /nix folder for declarative package management if you’re into that kind of thing, it has been glorious in my little world.

The problem is it isn’t Telegram, Whatsapp, or some other insecure platform that nefarious actors would rather privacy minded individuals use.

Were you to be so lucky.

Containers all the way down.
My services are all running in containers, but I’ve some work to do to catch up to your skill level. That said, the above comment is music to my ears with where I am at in the learning process just now, it just resonates. Have a good weekend!

Surprised that they didn’t link straight to Telegram.

I see they had to respond to PicoCAD 2 dropping.

Texas governor Greg Abbott if you’re looking to save the click.