Well... if our power grid drops out due to "extreme temperature variations", I have my ebook reader charged, I have a good amount of AA and AAA batteries, I have an old MP3 player ready (the kind that runs with AAA batteries), a simple portable radio, a few roms loaded in my phone's Retroarch, and a bluetooth gamepad that has a surprisingly long battery life.
I'm fairly confident I'm not at risk of getting bored. Though I can't rely that much on gaming on my phone. Still, it would hold longer than a laptop. And I could probably charge it a few times over from my laptop and power bank.
@BasedLunatic @binkle
It's been a weird spring in my part of Europe. Before Easter, we've had that polar vortex thing going, and it was cold as fuck. Then it got really warm during and after Easter. Then Friday-Sunday it was mostly cloudy, and got somewhat cold again.
@BasedLunatic @binkle
As a non electrical engineer, the only thing I can say for sure is that collapsing the energy grid of an entire country would likely be caused by a synchronization failure. The only question is what caused the synchronization failure.
Spain regularly deals with high heat. It's kinda their thing. And it's not even summer yet. So this is a retarded excuse. They were better off blaming a solar storm.
@BasedLunatic @binkle
>EU commission
I don't trust fascists.
And yes, at this point, as far as I'm concerned, EU is a fascist organization.
@adiz Not really. Protecting intellectual property is needed. The issue is with companies like Sony who abuse DMCA takedowns.
@VD15
brb installing Windows
@arcana
All jokes aside, if nuclear WW3 starts up because of India-Pakistan instead of Russia-Ukraine, China, N. Korea or Iran/Hamas-Israel, A LOT of people are gonna be losing a lot of bets.
@earthling As a Linux user, I view 99% of Linux users as imbeciles that are completely divorced from the realities of what the average computer user wants and needs from an OS. They've been stuck in their "moral high ground" for so long, that they're simply disconnected from how a Windows user uses their PC.
As such, I'll never actually recommend Linux to a Windows user. Not even because it couldn't work for them. It very well might. But because I KNOW that when they have an issue (and it is a matter of when, not if), the "help" they'll get from other Linux users will be complete and utter shit.
@mischievoustomato
Did you set up fstab to automount removable storage?
Also, this kind of thing is why I always disable the fancy splash screen for any Linux distro I use. I want to see the wall of text, so I can see any error that pops up, anything unusual in the boot process.
なんで君はこれを読んでいるかよ
Just another random person passing by.
Oh hi.
The Alyx Vance must go this way anyway.
Gordon Freeman dies in All Dogs Go To Heaven 2.
I wasn't designed to be carried.
En Taro Igel!
Lift me up, let me go...