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World of Warcraft >
(World of Warcraft 8 (BfA) posts)
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Properly titled World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth
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Movies >
- Eraser – (1996 movie)
— A pretty standard action movie of its era.
- Eraser – (1996 movie)
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Projects >
- Debian offline updating
— Just-launched, and without any real content.
- Debian offline updating
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- Lost in Space – (2018 show)
— Not awful.
- Lost in Space – (2018 show)
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Software >
- VirtualBox was killed.
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Internet >
- Steemit and d.tube went zombie some time ago, and were killed today.
— As these systems are fundamentally flawed (even dishonest), their pursuit isn’t useful. Avoid them, unless you way too much time on your hands, so you can game them properly, and still have an alternate system that’s in good working order as a fallback.
— I have notes here and there which I will roughly dump, as they are part of a larger concept of monetization and may prove useful in the future; if not for me, then for someone.
- Steemit and d.tube went zombie some time ago, and were killed today.
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116213/
An agent of the witness protection program “erases” people so they can hide while awaiting their court testimony, but one proceeding has powerful interests.
An adequate-enough movie for its era.
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Problem: Keep an air gapped (airwalled) computer updated via a sneakernet.
This project focuses specifically on Devuan, though it ought to apply any Linux distribution based on Debian.
See also: APT, the package management tool/system for Debian.
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(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5232792/
https://www.netflix.com/title/80104198
A family is lost in space.
It’s not bad, but the tone bothers me. It’s so tryhard “epic” that it’s strained.
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Inspired by Lost in Space – (1965 show)
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Entertainment > Movies >
(on Wikipedia)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5208216/
Something about a boy in the 70s wandering around and a girl from earlier who also wandered around because reasons and things happen but they’re not exciting so just give this a miss.
I don’t know what the fuck these people were thinking, but this is beyond confusing and awful.
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Inspired by Wonderstruck – (2011 book), by Brian Selznick
