:r! shutdown -p now always works in a pinch ;)

Yo dawg, we heard you like to install Linux so we installed the Linux installer over your Linux install so you can I don’t even know anymore

This meme would be far more accurate if Wayland was flickering constantly ;)

Windows 9x was really, really unstable. I couldn’t believe how much more stable and convenient (packages managers) this free OS created by volunteers was. And around 2000, once I started building machines with Linux support in mind it’s been all I run. I’d say I’m obsessed.

I had a SIS card back in the day as well. I never got it working with Xfree86 itself but I did find a proprietary xserver called Accelerated-X that supported it.

01:04.0 VGA compatible controller: Matrox Electronics Systems Ltd. MGA G200eW WPCM450 (rev 0a)

Oh no! My 10ish year old supermicro server has a Matrix MGA built in to the motherboard and integrated with the ipmi OOB management system. I’m sure I can add in a newer video card but I assume the impi won’t be able to redirect video from it. :'(

Edit: hang on… crisis averted I think, my system is using the mgag200 driver and it doesn’t look like that one is being removed.

I don’t know if this counts as a meme but it made me laugh.

I’m running gentoo on an i9 13th gen. Regular updates don’t take long at all. I’m not really sure how long it would take to build the whole thing. I’ve never build the whole repo.Build times can vary greatly depending on how you build the package. Chromium and qtwebkit are by far the slowest packages to build. But I have lto and pgo enabled, the lto step is pretty slow and pgo causes the software to be built twice and as a joked about in my other comment, building chromium with all 32 CPU cores will eat up all 32G of ram and get OOM killed, so I build that with -j 10. so that’s not helping build time. I’ll get more ram eventually.

*laughs in i93900k. -j 32 goes brrr!

I kid, I kid. -j 32 actually goes kernel: Out of memory: Kill process 10665 (cc) score 666 or sacrifice child ;)

Have you checked the smart data for that drive? And dmesg for drive or bus resets? A failing drive can cause that freezing problem. If a drive can’t read a sector it will keep trying again and again (without TLER anyway. And how much it tries before giving up depends on the drive.) It’s been a while but I believe that will put a process in state D - uninterruptible sleep. Which can’t even be killed.

Fuel could also include natural gas / propane for heating and cooking.

I’m not sure if this is the case everywhere but where I am at the storm sewers empty water from the streets into the lakes and rivers that eventually go to the ocean. I’d really like to see us disconnect those sewers from the rivers, lakes, and oceans to keep that crap out of the water.

Edit: clarify language a bit.

That’s fresh! It hasn’t landed in Gentoo stable yet.

I think that feature was added in systemd 254 and that was released in July so it might be a bit before you can try it.

I thought this was going to be about the fairly new feature systemd soft-reboot

https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-soft-reboot.service.html

Wait a minute, Doc. Ah… Are you telling me you’re going to deliver pizzas… in a DeLorean?

The way I see it, if you’re gonna deliver pizzas, why not do it with some style?

Boy ohh boy mom, you sure know how to hydrate a pizza.

Just goofing on the word salad in your meme. I’m glad you enjoyed your chili.

Maybe OP should lay off that plant based ground that beef based ground.

Something big… Top the tater instead of sour cream! There’s something big!