In mineral oil, right? ๐ฐ
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The comic is from the perspective of the TOS cast, and they have just realized that, at least by the dynamics of this sappy tribute post, they would eventually have to spend all eternity with Shatner.
In my elective class on Terran culture at the Academy, they also had me watch the following:
- Empress Bride
- Montilius Python and the Holy Grail
- Subject Kane
- Soldier Who
- My Little Pony: Fascism is Magic
You might be able to script something with Debootstrap. I tested Bcachefs on a spare device once and couldn't get through the standard Debian install process, so I ended up using a live image to Debootstrap the drive. You should be able to give a list of packages to install and copy over configs to the partition.
Honestly, make an issue in the OpenRGB Gitlab.
I got a Roccat Pyro that didn't work, and when I found that out, I was able to test someone's pull requests before they were merged.
That feels like the type of thing someone on the staff had to stop Roddenberry from putting in an episode.
I think that's part of it. I do think they deserve some credit, though, for the way the note drops down at the end of each repetition of the main motif, mirroring how the Cerritos doesn't have the same confidence as the Enterprise.
Also, while I don't necessarily like the newer cinematic themes as much, I do respect the use of the Inner Light flute in the Picard theme. Also, although still not a top tier theme, Strange New Worlds's theme is at least memorable, though probably in part because of its borrowings from the TOS theme. The Prodigy theme feels like a blend of cinematic, TAS, and TNG-style themes.
Apparently, it's not on Disney+ due to licensing crap. The only way is to be a stereotypical Orion. Aaaaaarrrr! Woops. Sorry. The pheromones are really bad this time of year.
Precisely. Spoken like a true 25% Vulcan.
Great sleuthing!
I encrypt my disk with LVM on my Debian laptop. You'll need to reinstall your operating system, as you have to do special partitioning. If your device has a TPM, you can use Clevis to set it to auto-decrypt.