Except it’s Radofin not Radotin

I sure did! It really is beatiful, one of my favorite cities of Europe! Also the thrifting possibilities are incredible.

Here’s the address: https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/ui/details.html?osmtype=N&osmid=5600831836&class=shop

Honestly, I envy you, Edinburgh is incredible.

Btw, there’s a second pong console for a similar price in that charity shop, if you’re interested and if nobody’s got it yet :)

That and the N word. And the nazi sympathies.

Fuck that racist loser, I don’t care if he uses a good OS. Him and his fanbase are toxic.

Thanks for the explanation!

If it’s any indication, the manual says:

Nah, it’s a cheap pong clone, it doesn’t have that much collector’s value. Also I can just pack everything back up, it wasn’t sealed just wrapped in plastic.

Obviously but it is a Pong Console, it’s the category started by the original Pong.

This one has a bunch of additional games too.

Colour is also not very accurate… unless they mean a single colour, green.

No I mean it literally, it was wrapped in all the factory plastics and has literally zero wear and tear. It might have been taken out of the box and maybe used once or not at all.

It works but my polish PAL tv doesn’t seem to like it very much, it took a lot of tuning to get this wonderful image.

Ohh it’s that thinkpad netbook. I hated that thing when I got it as my first thinkpad, it’s absurdly slow.

With .tar.gz software usually the steps are:

1. Extract the archive
2. Find a file with the .sh extention - that’s the shell script. It will most likely be named something like install.sh
3. Make it executable - by right clicking and enabling it in the properties or by opening a terminal in this folder and using a command:

chmod +x install.sh

4. Run the installer in the terminal:

./install.sh

It might ask you to run it as root and quit. In that case put a sudo before the command above and it will ask you for your password

sudo ./install.sh

And tbat’s it, installation should begin. Follow the instructions in your terminal.

Is it tho?

But that can already be done with existing linux tools - FurMark, StressTestGTK and HWInfo

HWInfo all the way. OCCT is good but proprietary.

Is that an issue when using Borg for backups? Doesn’t it checksum everything at each operation?

Backup server

Braver than the troops