Monitors and projectors also work.

Clair Obscur. First thing to really grab my attention since BG3.

Ctrl-r was right there.

The one who knows silence in the earth.

Bad JavaScript code will create this text when a type conversion error occurs. A developer glancing at data in a production database will see it as evidence of an insidious bug in their code.

Calm down, Satan.

The book that comes with the cartridge has a map that shows where the first dungeon is. Or at least the version I had as a kid did.

Centralia is small because the mine fire has been burning since the 50s or so. It’s basically condemned.

86box is a little different than dosbox in that it fully emulates the hardware. Performance might still be an issue in your case, though. I have an emulated voodoo banshee system for playing old games and it works great for my use case of supporting old glide games. My thinking being if it can support glide emulation that it would be able to support anything from the dos era. I could be wrong though.

You could always run it on top of 86box. There are YouTube tutorials on setting it up for various hardware levels.

For some reason my mobile client didn’t make the article link immediately obvious. That’s actually really interesting. Apparently I was under the same common misconception. So the shell in this case is choosing to continue after detecting the flush.

Ctrl+d terminates input on stdin to your currently running program or shell.

I’m pretty sure I ran this on a PS3.

Who wants some wang?

Reporting!

People who want to shave still say this sometimes.

Yep, used the reddit solution.

Intel is fucked.

If /var is on an LVM backed partition you can add more space to the logical volume then grow the filesystem online if /var is on a filesystem that supports it. Ext4 and xfs both support it.

Btrfs and zfs should also support online resizing if you are using these. You can figure out what you have using the lsblk command.

Edit: you will need to add an additional disk to the system or have unallocated free space. If it’s a vm in something like proxmox or VMware you can add an additional disk to the VM then use LVM/btrfs/zfs to add a physical volume/add more space to a pool. If it’s a bare metal physical machine you’ll have to plug in a new disk through a mechanism that supports hot swapping.

Fucking network daemons messing with my resolv.conf