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  • Or go the other way, anarcho-syndicalism.

  • Those ants sound like a contentious people

  • Whenever I need my public IP address: curl icanhazip.com

  • Chromebook can run Android apps with the stock OS, so you're probably good there.

  • Didn't try a VM, but it definitely does not work on WINE.

    Edit: just did a quick search, it does work with a VM. I also thought about something like Waydroid to run the Android app, or maybe a port kind of like Sober does for Roblox, but I have tried neither and I'm going to sleep soon, so hopefully I'll remember about it later lol

  • Can't wait for the Linux version.

  • I get it lol, but my point was that you won't specifically need Pop! OS, you'll be able to use it on whatever.

  • It should be available for all distros. The alpha is available in the Arch repos right now, for example.

  • Ah yeah, Pop! OS is going through a bit of a transitional period, while they work out the bugs on Cosmic DE.

  • I can speak from experience on the Cricut: you'll still need Design Space to actually do the cutting, but you can use Inkscape to make your designs, just export them to .svg files and load those into Design Space on an old tablet or something. There's currently no alternative to Design Space for the actual cutting, due to Cricut's proprietary nature.

  • Any way to run this on servers? I'd absolutely spin up a Docker image.

  • What're your rates? 👀

  • I got one recently to host Minecraft and Jellyfin!

  • For VOO, this would just be a buying opportunity.

  • From other interviews and articles I read, it's a line for line remake, but they tried to make it as serious as they could. Bob Odenkirk said something along the lines of, "I tried to play this part as if I were handed the script," meaning he's not intentionally hamming it, but some of it obviously can't be taken seriously. Also, it's 100% green-screen, so take of that what you will.

    I would be interested to see what a rewritten version would look like, maybe take some of the stuff that didn't make it into the final version or making some fan theories canon, flesh out some subplots etc. Ultimately I think that a rewrite would just end up being a boring drama with an uninteresting plot, because underneath it all, Tommy didn't write an interesting story. It'd probably still be popular with existing fans, but I think that making it "good" would be a hard derivation of the original, to the point that it might not resemble The Room at all other than character names.

  • Maybe the planetary governments are all on Mastodon or something