I keep getting errors on FreeTube on Linux.
Well the USB WiFi works fine.
However now my issue is I can’t install Mint onto the laptop. It keeps saying it can’t install GRUB onto the SSD.
I think it’s because even though I’ve deleted the windows partitions using the Mint installer the ASU’s BIOS still has Windows Bootloader as an option.
Hopefully taking the SSD out of the laptop and fully erasing it will let me install Mint.
Exploring isn’t an act of war. But repeatedly violating another species borders after being warned away is very much an act of war.
They were never mentioned again. They were swapped out for budget reasons as the VFX would have been very expensive.
It’s a shame they were never explored in Voyager.
Oh shit. Sorry for the spoiler.
The Dominion must have recognised that the attack wasn’t ordered by the Cardassian government or they wouldn’t have accepted them into the Dominion.
But again. If they had all stayed in the Alpha Quadrant as warned there wouldn’t have been as issue.
It applies to every non-Federation civilisation. Part of it does include not interfering with pre-warp planets but that’s just part of it.
Also they have no jurisdiction over Cardassians affairs.
But Prime Directive or not, the Federation started that war.
Lower Decks effectively rendered Discovery non-canon in its finale so now it takes place in an alternate universe.
I’m with you on streaming. I like to OWN things, and nothing beats a 4K Blu Ray for at home viewing.
The fact that we are able to play games like Cyberpunk 2077 on a handheld PC completely blows my mind.
When I first downloaded it from Steam I wasn’t expecting it to run at all. But not only does it run, with some tweaking it runs VERY well.
All you have to do is drop the screen resolution down to 720p and enable the Steam Deck graphics preset in the settings.
Hey presto. Cyberpunk, running natively on a handheld PC and averaging 80fps in Turbo mode. Now while it will run at a respectable 70ish fps on 25w not plugged in, your battery life will be measured in minutes. About 35 of them in fact. So stay plugged in if you can.
Don’t worry about running it at 720p either. The Ally’s screen is so good that even at 720p games still look crisp and sharp and they will run amazingly well. Sometimes you can bump it up to 900p for games like Black Ops 6 while keeping the game at 70+fps and for older titles 1080p is fine.
But if like me you prefer performance over eye candy then 720p is the resolution to choose.
The DOJ claimed that "copies of Spider-Man: No Way Home were downloaded tens of millions of times, with an estimated loss to the copyright owner of tens of millions of dollars."
Nope, they didn’t lose anything close to that. Perhaps nothing at all.
The kind of people that torrent movies the vast majority of them never had any intention of paying for it, ever. A small minority may use torrents as a free trial of sorts, to see if the movie is worth them parting with their cash on a Blu Ray.
I do this with games. If a game is £60 or £70 and has no demo or trial available I will torrent it to see if I like it without having to worry about the two hour refund limit. If I do I buy it legally and play it. If not it gets deleted and I haven’t wasted £70 on a game I won’t play.
Studios always claim every download is a lost sale, which simply isn’t true.
I play everything natively on the Ally. I have a PS Portal if I want to stream games.
I picked Mint because it’s the most beginner friendly to someone who has never used Linux before.
Sony has brought its hardware rental service to the UK after launching in Japan last month.
For a recurring monthly fee you can get a PS5, PS5 Pro, PS Portal, PSVR2 or DualSense Edge from PlayStation Direct.
But before you rush off to secure some shiny new hardware just remember that even though you could end up paying as much as the hardware would cost to purchase new, you won’t ever own what you rent and must send it back at the end of the agreement.
If you’re still interested in paying to borrow a console from Sony prices start at £11.99 per month for a PS5 Slim on a 3 year agreement. With PS5 Pro and PSVR2 costing more than £18 per month for a 3 year rental.
If you’re in need of a new console or expensive accessory but can’t stump up the cash in one go, and are a UK resident I would suggest you look at buying it from Very and taking advantage of their Buy Now Pay Later offer. As long as you pay off the purchase within 12 months not only do you get to keep the device as it’s yours but you pay any interest.
Plus they have PS5 Pro and Disc Drive bundles in stock.
Will you be renting a PlayStation or accessory from Sony?
*not sponsored by Very. Just a customer.
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Likely depends on your VPN. I use Proton and it’s fine.