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Movies@lemmy.world•The next round of movies for Movie Night are Akira (1988) and The Running Man (1987).English
2·18 days agoCytube is a site that synchronizes video and lets people chat. You would just follow the link to the site, and then pick a guest name for chat. We do this every Saturday.
Cyberpunk is the current theme, so if you like that sort of thing it’s a safe bet the movies will be decent.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Movie night starts in a few hours. We are starting with 12 Monkeys.English
1·1 month agoYou must live near one of my friends. Once I found out he was waking up early to catch the end of our thing. I’m not really recommending that because that’s kind of crazy.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Movie night starts in a few hours. We are starting with 12 Monkeys.English
2·1 month agoBut did the bozos ever get fucked? Yes. Yes they did.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Movie night starts in a few hours. We are starting with 12 Monkeys.English
2·1 month agoI had some people tell me that late in the movie. Somehow it ended up on the TMDB listing. That or I ended up in the wrong TMDB listing when I grabbed it.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Cyberpunk movie nomination thread. Movie nights are changing theme from space to cyberpunk. But we need to know what movies to put in the poll.English
1·2 months agoThank you for suggestions. The poll has been created. Thank you!
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•How I feel after installing Linux instead of "upgrading" to Windows 11
2·2 months agoAnother thought to consider, but not the first one to consider. If a software behaves differently than another there is a decent chance it is how it is coded and not just how it is configured. If you can’t get a reasonable latency then you get to experience the real power of Linux. Options. Someone has experienced the same thing as you and has coded a real solution. When it comes to the name brands (KDE, GNOME, ect), you will see ironically the broadest range in quality. But if you go on the AUR you will find software that does one job an one job only. The only way that software gets know is if it works and works well.
I’d try these next:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/anyremote
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/unified-remote-serverIntegration with a DE is for Apple people.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Movie night tomorrow. Space themed, Galaxy Quest and The MartianEnglish
2·2 months agoSadly we watch Mars Attacks the time before that.
Tomorrow we’re watching Moon and Titan A.E.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Space movie night is starting in 10 minutes (8pm eastern). We are starting with Contact (1997)English
1·2 months agoIt is in the poll. You can vote for it.
Or if you come to the next one (tomorrow) if you watch past the official lineup you can queue it for the after show.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Movie starting soon. We are watching Event Horizon, Species, Alien. 5th scary-tober event. Saturday 8pm East.English
1·3 months agoI’m glad you liked it.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is the lamest thing anyone has ever been canceled for?
1·3 months agoSo then you just contradicted yourself.
Just a heads up Lemmy. You aren’t supposed to identify with the NPC character. If you do there is a problem.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Consume scary-tober: Tomorrow I'm starting a series of scary movie nights. We just need to vote on the movies.English
1·3 months agoNo need to say sorry. I’m adding them now.
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Movies@lemmy.world•Consume scary-tober: Tomorrow I'm starting a series of scary movie nights. We just need to vote on the movies.English
2·3 months agoI can add those later. Very cool of you to add the tmdbs. I have code to add to the poll with just a list of tmdb links.
We are looking to do more than one of these nights so that list is useful.
In fact people can already start voting on the time for the next one: https://goatmatrix.net/c/MatrixEvents/xUSsfhkmCg
LPT: Always say yes. Because you are if you have any sort of life. And if what they mention next is actually important you can change plans and you’ll get more of your deserved kudos.
So just always say yes. Nothing bad can happen from it.
Remember it like Ghostbusters. If someone asks you if you are busy… You say yes.
How about less: https://img.gvid.tv/i/33Gig3oS.png
Maybe I took away too much jpeg.
At the very least local municipalities shouldn’t be bankrupting themselves to build data centers for these people, to create 10s of on site jobs. There is a county in Louisiana that is paying $22 million per estimated job created.
I think having both is nice.
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linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Every now and again a voice comes into my head telling me to install Arch.
3·5 months agoIn my experience that means packages from this century. Eventually you do need a new software for something. Trying to get software from 10 years ago to agree with software released in the last 6 months leads to breaking things or finding myself doing Linux From Scratch on top of debian or ubuntu.
It turns out if everything is new everything really does just work. That’s why I use Artix (child of Arch). It’s less pain. You just have to ignore the myth that these systems are “hard.” Graphics cards and Steam work out of the gait. There is a reason why StreamOS is built on Arch.
No more compile hell in the rare case you need to compile because the AUR does the same thing, but in a single command line resolving all dependencies. It’s like compiling without the experience of compiling.
Just make sure you always
pacman -Syubeforepacman -S {package}. No exceptions. Or in rare cases you may have to chroot from a live disk andpacman -S linuxto fix your initramfs. If you do that one thing nothing ever breaks.

















Me too. But people have to downvote you for being happy. OpenRC is so easy to script. I also like how because Artix has more than one option for an init system the init scripts are always in a seperate package. That lets me decided if I want the package injecting things into init or if I just want the software.