No.103356
>>103354>Assassin's Creed Shadows has been discounted>to 73 buckslol
lmao even
No.103381
>>103354>spending money on things i can get for freelol
No.103383
>>103381Online functionality is what might change my mind about that.
No.103411
>>103410The one armed black woman (daughter of the very white lothar) isn't pictured.
No.103412
>>103411He's into Grace Jones (played May Day in
A View to a Kill)
No.103416
>>103412Oh god they made her bri'ish too.
No.103434
JUST
No.103446
>>103438it's telling you to
fsck -r /dev/sda2
, then
reboot
or
exit
which specific SSD model did you buy for this laptop?
run a SMART test on it
sudo apt update
sudo apt install smartmontools
sudo smartctl -H /dev/sda
sudo smartctl -t short /dev/sda -l xselftest,error && watch -n 5 "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda | grep -A10 'Self-test\|SMART overall-health'"
No.103451
>>103446I was typing in "fsck /dev/sda2" and nothing was happening heh
Now that I used fsck
-r /dev/sda2 the computer fixed itself. Command literally asks
"Do you want to fix your computer lol y/n?"
Linux is very funny sometimes
No.103459
>>103451>Our company is providing customers with a digital signage Kiosk Machine that is running Customized Ubuntu 20.04. Our customers sometimes report that the Kiosk Machine is not booting because they land in the initramfs prompt where it says: /dev/sda1 : UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck manually.>After doing a manual disk check the Kiosk Machine boots just fine. Can this has something to do with the Kiosk Machine not being shut down properly? Or maybe a disk failure? All the Kiosk Machines have the exact same hard disk and I know that our customers sometimes hard reset the Kiosk Machine which makes me think this is the reason for it. Can this be prevented when we do one fsck every day or once a week? Any advice on how to prevent this would be appreciated.https://www.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/pa3amu/file_system_requires_manual_fsck_on_boot/there's a reason why kiosks, vending machines and POS systems still use windows xp embedded or windows ce. linux is not designed for user experience. linux is nothing more than a hobby project by linus torvalds made during his college years imitating the unix OS that fragmented into a millions pieces by volunteers with no unified vision. linux is a duct-taped mess of kernel patches, distro fragmentation and desktop environments held together by loose competing organizations and forum threads. it was never meant for end-users, just hobbyists who enjoy compiling their own experimental drivers and un-fscking up initramfs failures at 3am. meanwhile windows was designed for paying customers to serve their needs... up until win7, or win10 ltsc if you count that.
that said maybe you bought a shitty SSD with a high failure rate, lets see what you have
sudo apt install smartmontools
sudo smartctl -i /dev/sda | grep "Model Family\|Device Model"
No.103463
>>103438None of the false coloring experts in this thread mentioned dmesg, /sys, or /dev.
I can tell that the original output in the first screenshot is NOT dmesg because the timestamps do not conform to dmesg format, there are no kernel-to-userspace bus-messaging parameterization, and the messages' output are not preceded or followed by bus- and device-initialization identifiers except for generic filesystem notes.
Look at your device messages (dmesg) and filesystem journal and try to match timestamps (journald).
That was a simple BusyBox boitup sequence.
SMART is not applicable to SSDs or NVMes. This is because SMART and it's older predecessor, hdparm, are spinning-platter hard-drive daughterboard reporting mechanisms.
No.103466
>>103463>Look at your device messages (dmesg) and filesystem journal and try to match timestamps (journald).lol he too lazy to do that. just upgrade to windows
No.103473
>>103459Is it possible to still use XP and just spoof newer versions for things that need? XP was peak windows
No.103474
>>103473You can do this on 7 but I'm not sure about xp.
No.103477
>>103472All of those points are true but I've played far worse games. Got to the end of act 2 but the angel scene of all things made me cringe too hard to continue (also it was buggy and I had to try it a couple times).
I think a lot of the bad writing is just nu-dnd forgotten realms setting material being really lame.
No.103480
Sign Ross Gaydungeon's little HOA petition if you are an EU resident or you have AIDS + low IQ.
No.103481
>>103480What are you so butthurt about?
No.103482
>>103481He will never be a 12 year old girl.
No.103484
>>103481I'm not butthurt at all, you sensitive tard. I like Ross. If it wasn't clear, I'm saying people who live in EU but don't support it have AIDS + low IQ, not that people with AIDS + low IQ should also sign it.
>>103482>chomo projects another unhinged fantasy pt 6,000,001 No.103485
>>103484>I'm saying people who live in EU but don't support it have AIDS + low IQ, not that people with AIDS + low IQ should also sign it.I see.
No.103500
>>103481It should've focused more on banning words like "buy" and "purchase" and forcing the use of the the word "rent" instead for games that require internet access to make it clear to the customer that their exchange of money means they're lowly renters, serfs and peasants, not owners of anything (and they VILL be happy). Requiring the release of server source code at end-of-life seems unrealistic, and even if it does pass I could see companies just region-restricting away the EU region for access to their MMOs.
No.103504
>>103500>Requiring the release of server source code at end-of-life seems unrealistic, and even if it does pass I could see companies just region-restricting away the EU region for access to their MMOs.It's not unrealistic, it doesn't apply retroactively so games that already exist don't need to comply, and all they really need to do is release the binaries(not the uncompiled source code itself) so that someone can make a private server if they want.
No.103505
>>103500I can't believe I got butthurt over anyone on this wasteland...
Nobody is asking for server source code. The goal is to prevent being assfucked after the devs shut down the online DRM. The game servers are basically that in many cases. It's not even a direct law proposal, it is an idea proposal.
>It should've focused more on banning words like "buy" and "purchase" and forcing the use of the the word "rent" insteadThere is already a law for exactly that in California. It resulted in Steam adding a banner stating that you are buying a digital license and not games. You cannot force words into the mouths of corporations that are greater than you.
>I could see companies just region-restricting away the EU region for access to their MMOs.The initiative is mostly concerned with perpetual licenses and F2P with permanent paid content access. There is no reasonable expectation to be able to access subscription-only content after it expires. Most commercial MMOs operate on paid subscriptions / tickets for access to paid areas.
No.103506
>>103500>Requiring the release of server source code at end-of-life seems unrealisticCertified zoomer moment. Multiplayer games used to freely provide server applications for self-hosting as an extremely common practice and what the other reply said rings true: the point is to kill the practice of service games by disincentivizing publishers to fund their creation in the first place because they are anti-consumer, not to salvage garbage like The Crew.
No.103511
>>103506The Crew? More like the Jew amirite fellas? heh
No.103569
My friend bought me Rogue Trader heh, looking forward to trying it out but I heard it's got a fair share of problems
No.103653
>>103543Enjoyed but it gave me tranny vibes
No.103657
>>103653There's only one specific thing I can think of which was kind of gay (the photographer lyle trying to solicit you for a smooch heh) but overall I don't get that kind of impression at all. It's not Omori or Undertale
No.103671
I fucking smoke Adventures of Lolo as a single digit. Maybe my undiagnosed and perhaps nonexistent presence on the spectrum gave me an advantage but I can proudly declare I split Lolo in half prior to pubescence. Git gud. But thanks for reminding me of it.
No.103674
>>103671I haven't picked it up again yet and am still a stage or two from beating it; I've come this far and I'm sure I'll figure it out (up until this point when I'd got stuck there was usually some novel mechanic being quietly introduced that took me some tries to figure out or that had never been employed previously) but damn, my spatial intelligence is shit. If I'd have played this game and others like it when I was a lad with any sincerity maybe I wouldn't have grown to be such a clumsy ADHD weenie in adulthood.
Got any other puzzle games you'd recommend?
No.103679
>>103674Chips Challenge from Windows 3.11
No.103680
Oh, I forgot about Helltaker and the more recently released "Awaria" from the same dev.
No.103692
>>103691I'd rather pay full price for every game I ever played than have to see that abhorrent tranny nationalist flag everywhere I looked. Then again, a lot of games have that shit in it now too-but they're AAA slop I don't really engage with often either, like the increasingly schizophrenic Call of Duty
No.103703
Been playing tainted grail. It's like an Elden ring/Skyrim mix. I had a blast with the first quarter of the game, but it has massive balance issues. If you just casually upgrade your equipment then you're going to far out-pace all the enemies you fight. Specing into crits is way too broken as well. By the mid-game I was just face-tanking bosses and got bored. It's unfortunate because at the start of the game you will get owned if you don't manage your stamina and dodge appropriately, like in a souls game.
