skerit's recent activity
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Comment on Monaspace in ~design
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Comment on Is there a children's TV show in your country that is universally loved and became part of your country's culture? in ~tv
skerit In Flanders (Belgium) Samson & Gert would be the best example of this. They started as a television show, but they quickly also made music (all millenials & gen X-ers know the words to their songs...In Flanders (Belgium) Samson & Gert would be the best example of this.
They started as a television show, but they quickly also made music (all millenials & gen X-ers know the words to their songs from the early 90s), comics, a movie or two, christmas shows, ... And so many catchphrases.
It eventually led to the creation of Studio 100, and now they own a few animation studios, theme parks, television channels, ... They're practically everywhere.
And all because some guy wanted to make a little television show with a dog puppet.
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Comment on What are the greatest TV intro songs of all time? in ~tv
skerit Nobody has mentioned Buffy: The Vampire Slayer yet? I'll also second the Star Trek Voyager theme. I even played it at my wedding :DNobody has mentioned Buffy: The Vampire Slayer yet?
I'll also second the Star Trek Voyager theme.
I even played it at my wedding :D -
Comment on Any fans of British comedy series here? in ~tv
skerit Season 11 was my first one, I remember it fondly. Then I started watching all the others in order, and 10 was my absolute least favourite 😬 Though a lot of that was due to it being the first...Season 11 was my first one, I remember it fondly.
Then I started watching all the others in order, and 10 was my absolute least favourite 😬
Though a lot of that was due to it being the first season with the corona regulations.
(I've also noticed how much I disliked episodes of panel shows that had no audience, or a "streamed in" audience, during the pandemic.) -
Comment on Any modded Minecraft players around here? in ~games
skerit I run my own SMP (for over 3 years now) and started creating new items/blocks for it myself. I'd love to amplify the survival aspect of the game more, but gotta remember what my players want :DI run my own SMP (for over 3 years now) and started creating new items/blocks for it myself.
I'd love to amplify the survival aspect of the game more, but gotta remember what my players want :D -
Comment on Can you recommend me visual novels with no choices? in ~games
skerit I started playing VA-11 Hall-A, and was really wondering when I would be able to make a choice in the story. I had no idea visual novels without choices existed, hehe. So that might be something...I started playing VA-11 Hall-A, and was really wondering when I would be able to make a choice in the story.
I had no idea visual novels without choices existed, hehe.So that might be something you could try.
Only downside is that you do need to "mix drinks", as you play as a bartender. -
Comment on What operating system do you run your home servers on? in ~tech
skerit True, there's a lot that can go wrong with this. You have to make sure your motherboard supports the correct features to "forward" devices to a virtual machine. I initially had some issues...True, there's a lot that can go wrong with this. You have to make sure your motherboard supports the correct features to "forward" devices to a virtual machine.
I initially had some issues forwarding my Host Bus Adapter to a virtual machine, it turned out I installed it in a slot that made it use the PCI lane that the GPU was also on, and that caused issues.
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Comment on What operating system do you run your home servers on? in ~tech
skerit After many years of just using Ubuntu server, I switched to Proxmox last Februari. Having everything in a separate container is pretty neat. The entire thing runs so smooth.After many years of just using Ubuntu server, I switched to Proxmox last Februari.
Having everything in a separate container is pretty neat. The entire thing runs so smooth. -
Comment on Is it normal to stress about your codebase becoming bad? in ~comp
skerit Having tests gives me a safe feeling. I know I can safely refactor bad code without introducing any new bugs. (Well, if your tests are good, of course)Having tests gives me a safe feeling. I know I can safely refactor bad code without introducing any new bugs.
(Well, if your tests are good, of course) -
Comment on Let's talk about Reddit alternatives, shilling, and Tildes bans in ~talk
skerit It could be they weren't not truthful, but just oblivious. Some people can't make the connection between a ban and their overall behaviour.I saw that thread too, but I assumed that the user wasn't being truthful about their ban.
It could be they weren't not truthful, but just oblivious.
Some people can't make the connection between a ban and their overall behaviour. -
Comment on What are some fun games you can self-host? in ~games
skerit I use Pterodactyl to manage my Minecraft server. It's perfect for that.I use Pterodactyl to manage my Minecraft server. It's perfect for that.
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Comment on Low stakes fantasy recommendation in ~books
skerit I don't want to be the one that lumps Sci-fi & Fantasy together, but you mentioned: I also used to exclusively read fantasy books until I encountered The Vorkosigan Saga books. I read them all...I don't want to be the one that lumps Sci-fi & Fantasy together, but you mentioned:
a laid back and chill adventure story with little to no violence, gore, and stuff like that
I also used to exclusively read fantasy books until I encountered The Vorkosigan Saga books. I read them all over the course of one summer, I absolutely adored those books.
Something more fantasy-like would be the "Magic 2.0" series, by Scott Meyer.
The first book is "Off to be the wizard". -
Comment on What excites you right now? in ~talk
skerit The new Minecraft map of my own server is going to open this Saturday. I'm excited for it, because I love to create lots of new and interesting custom items & blocks for the players. I'm also...The new Minecraft map of my own server is going to open this Saturday. I'm excited for it, because I love to create lots of new and interesting custom items & blocks for the players.
I'm also excited for System76's new Cosmic desktop environment, built with Rust. I'm hoping for (and visually it's looking like) a Gnome-ish look & feel, but with less restrictions and less resource usage.
Won't be out for quite a while, though.
While ligatures are pretty, I can not stand them when coding.