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U.S.S. Making Shit Up by Voltaire, definitely my favorite.

I also once wrote a version of Short Skirt, Long Jacket about being in love with a Klingon woman.

I want a girl with a forehead like a washboard.

I want a girl who knows what's right.

I want a girl with blades that cut who's... not afraid to start a fight.

I want a girl with a strong sense of honor, who's fast and brave and hard as a rock.

She's playing with her cutlery, she's putting on her armor, she's got a Bird of Prey down in number 4 dock...

I want a girl with a short temper and a loooong memory.

Nah nah nah, nah nah nah nah nah Qapla' Nah nah nah, nah nah nah nah nah nah, Nah nah nah, nah nah nah nah nah nah Qapla' Nah nah nah, nah nah nah nah nah nah naaah.

I want a girl who fights with bravery.

I want a girl who bites my cheek.

I want a girl with unbridled ferocity, who uses a Bat'leth with stunning technique.

Disruptor pistols that that burn out justice, and a voice that is harsh like a good blood wine.

She's fast, and brave and hard as rock and she tosses Gem'hadar right out the air lock...

I want a girl with a short temper and a loooooong... long memory.

Such hostility my child. I can only pray that the Prophets will help you find peace.

Because her papers are PDFs and "Adobe does PDFs." I was not part of this decision making process.

You can pay for that on Tulgana IV.

But on Risa, they do it for free.

Time for this to resurface.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Kirk-Gorn_friends-to-something-more

You want OpenWRT. They're not too limited, but they're not very powerful either. Fan controller? Probably. Pihole? You can probably hack that together, though I've never tried. Media server? Erm... not my first choice. Other stuff? Limited only by your imagination, time constraints and willingness to troubleshoot weird problems most people have never had before.

It depends. I run an instance with a whole two users and it costs me about $25 a month.

But if I let 200 users join, I would need beefier hardware and a higher bandwidth limit.

However running an instance like Beehaw is probably on the order of hundreds, not thousands of dollars a month.

• sshfs. I use it for everything.
• autossh
• git. It always annoys me how Debian doesn't come with it out of the box. Gets me every time I set up a new server.
• Signal desktop app.

This is the best answer.

I think making hay out of this problem when it's a niche case nothing burger, especially in a thread full of linux hate, is... Call it what ever you want but...

As I said earlier, I wasn't trying to be insulting, you were coming across in a certain way in the context you were posting in.

Linux has always been a DIY operating system, for very good reason. The compatibility decisions you're talking about were made for very good reasons. There's an easy solution, anyone having this problem (SUPER rare for most users) can reach out and use.

Got 7yuv running on Linux Mint in under 15 minutes. If you consider using Docker to be cheating, consider me a cheater, but I stand by my statement that this is a niche problem affecting a niche group of users, there are even easy solutions.