Netflix will show the already produced second season, but I’m not sure if they will order more seasons. Maybe if it wins an Emmy and view count is really high. Let’s hope so!

So that’s how it was made? I really liked the effect. After all this decades of Star Trek content and information I somehow never saw something about how the special effects were made. They were always quite convincing to me.

I do and did this with all my previous phones. Unfortunately, it comes with so many obstacles nowadays like non-working banking apps, that I’m unsure how the future of custom roms looks like. If I need to buy a new phone, I’ll pick one with good custom rom support and a cheap second one just for the banking stuff.

Herrscher der Zeit ist ähnlich krass. 😳 Vielleicht nicht so brutal, aber ein Gehirnzwirbler.

Ähem… beschweren sich darüber: “Wir fühlen uns und die Vielfalt der Musiklandschaft im Angebot der deutschen ÖR-Radios selten bis gar nicht abgebildet. Wir vermissen die nerdigen Musikradios und fragen uns, warum öffentlich-rechtliche Popkultur-Radios in Deutschland so glattgezogen werden?”

Und im Video, bei ca. 30 Sekunden, wünschen sie sich Alternative Pop-Musik. Dasselbe steht auch in der Rubrik “Forderungen”.

Das soll die nerdige Vielfalt sein, ein bißchen anderen Pop, als man sonst zu hören bekommt?? Wenn DAS alles sein soll, haben die das grundsätzliche Problem des Öffentlich-Rechtlichen Radios NICHT verstanden.

Einen Eindruck davon, was die Hörer WIRKLICH hören wollen, kann man bekommen, wenn man sich mal die jährliche Hitparade von SWR1 anschaut. Da wird von den Hörern abgestimmt, alles ist bunt gemischt und enthält Klangperlen und wahre Schätze, die die restlichen 51 Wochen im Jahr sonst auf keinem Sender stattfinden. Und da ist wenig Alternativer Pop dabei.

Update: liest man ein bißchen weiter, werden die Genre-Grenzen aufgemacht. Na das hätten sie gleich mal in ihrem Video machen sollen. Die meisten Punkte sind ganz vernünftig, aber wieso man Beiträge zu Politik oder Wirtschaft ausgrenzen will, verstehe ich nicht. Ich will doch Radio hören, nur mit besserer Musik! Sonst kann man ehrlich gesagt auch gleich bei einem der vielzähligen Webradios bleiben.

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Anuto TD: addictive tower defense game

That’s good to see. :) What’s a good and reliable brand/model to look out for? I don’t trust many of those unknown (to me at least) manufacturers with the cheapest prices.

Lemmy.world is just the (only) pre-configured Lemmy instance. But you can add more yourself, e. g. your home instance where your main account lives.

You can add more instances, but don’t have need to sign up on each. Now the cool thing, that makes LiftOff special. You can switch to one of those instances and browse them to view only their local communities or all that are available on that instance. You don’t need an account for this, but you can’t vote or reply directly. However, Liftoff offers to switch to the copy of the same post/comment you’re viewing, that lives on your home instance, where you’re signed up, so you can vote or reply.

You could (but don’t have to) sign up on these other instances. Usually you pick an instance you like most to sign up, then browse the copies (= federation) of other instances that are on your home instances.

But LiftOff allows you to easily browse other instances directly (no copies), like some travel mode. Sign up on these other instances and you have a holiday home there. By this you can e. g. keep your personas separate from each other.

The switch feature is also very handy if you simply want to browse an instance that’s defederated (= no copies of posts/comments are shared) from your home instance.

I miss /r/opensuse and an active Java community. There are a few Java communities on several servers, but they are all basically dead.

Did reformat the drive recently to ext4? there’s a background process running that’s doing deferred stuff which keeps the drive busy. try to unmount the drive to ensure it’s idle.

Checkout smartctl. You can either force shutdown immediately or after some idle time. Command is something like this:

smartctl -n -s standby,VALUE /dev/sda with value either “now” or something between 0 and 255. From the manpage:

Values from 1 to 240 specify timeouts from 5 seconds to 20 minutes in 5 second increments. Values from 241 to 251 specify timeouts from 30 minutes to 330 minutes in 30 minute increments. Value 252 specifies 21 minutes. Value 253 specifies a vendor specific time between 8 and 12 hours. Value 255 specifies 21 minutes and 15 seconds.

KDE has a relatively new git tool named Kommit: https://apps.kde.org/de/kommit