ferric_carcinization

citizens are workers that can’t be fired

I’d guess that they’re looking to change that in the USA.

You use the Alan Wake DLC* as an example. Of course it has horror elements, it’s a horror game crossover. I still agree that the game has some horror elements to it. I can’t name many examples off the top of my head, as it was some time since I played it, but you basically fight against zombies, and the Mold (as in the fungus, not the linker) mission(s) (can’t remember if it was optional content or not) might count.

* Not sure if DLC is the right term here, as I’m not sure if you have the option to not to download it, as at least on Steam, only the “ultimate” edition is available, I think.

Someone can surely figure something out with a bit of imagination.

Just one?

Is rhe default location /usr/share/shelter/ by chance?

Just be careful to not to do anything to computers you don’t control or have permission to access. An underage person here port scanned a bank, which then got pretty expensive. (12 000€)

As far as I understand, a/b partitions are pretty common for immutable systems, like Android & immutable Linux distributions. Why did you choose f2fs instead of something like ext4 or zfs? It’s Flash Friendly FileSystem, right, or does it mean something else too?

From what I remember, you can run -Sy, so long as the next pacman -S <package>... has the -u flag set.

Edit: ie. pacman -Sy; pacman -Ss <package>; pacman -Sc; pacman -Su should be safe, I think.

What size is “big” for wheat bags? Itcs 25kg, so about the same as dirt bags, IIRC.

At the end of the second paragraph, you’re missing a space between “not” & “simply”.

In you third paragraph, you used the singular “tends” instead of the plural “tend”. In addition, though I believe the sentence to be grammatically correct even without them, adding commas before & after “as in principle” would make the sentence a bit clearer.

Finally, your last paragraph. The second sentence is quite long, it would be more readable if you added commas before the “and” & after the second “it’s”. A comma could be placed just after “Often”, but the sentence remains legible even without it. The sentence could use quotation marks to improve readability further, which would end the sentence on a question mark followed by an ending quote. This would be grammatically correct in American English, but as the sentence is not a question, a period should be added to the end. While it may have been intentional, for comedic effect, “biq” should be “big” & “mystake”, “mistake”. If I’ve understood the sentence correctly, the newly-corrected “mistake” should be in its plural form, “mistakes”, and be followed by a comma. The sentence should also end with a period.

This community is on .ml, you can leave out the “(yeah, still more reputable)”