In the 00s there were these special walkie-talkies that would set up an independent mesh network to communicate without cell service or internet connectivity. That was more peer to peer than federation, I guess, but it's a pretty cool invention that was only used to send messages between Barbie coloured pieces of plastic.
Meshtastic is trying to do something similar right now, I'm not sure how much Barbie colored plastic is involved though. I wonder what kind of tech those were using, I've never heard of it before and Google isn't being helpful.
... Wait, are you taking about Cybiko? I wanted one of those when I was a kid even though I didn't know anyone who had one and didn't live somewhere with the density to really use the tech.
Uh, I did not get instructions to shave my eyelashes in my manhood welcome package. Are there men actually doing this?! What the fuck? What's really funny is that thick voluminous eyelashes are actually a manly thing because that's one of the effects of testosterone.
Update: Good (?) news - I just ran into a comment on the Discourse group linking to this post because they're having the same issue, and several more people posted on the Bazzite Discord.
The developers are active on Discord and I'll make a post there Monday when I have more time to tinker with it and reply to people, and until then I'll enjoy the perks of an atomic distro, lol. Thanks for your help and the thorough explanation!
You're right, it's 1. I went ahead and pinned it. I ran rpm-ostree update and it's still not working, I'll keep using the working deployment for the weekend and I'll have more time to troubleshoot Monday and Tuesday.
At least I understand what the kernel panic message means thanks to the people here.
Ostree: 0 caused the kernel panic, but in grub I selected ostree: 1 (I rolled back to a previous update) and was able to get to the desktop like expected. Boot is the wrong term, sorry.
For the monument to your hubris, maybe make it a space elevator too? Also satellites can totally get around your enormous shining dong, it won't successfully clear LEO like you hope.
many Americans are physically beating their children
I think it really depends on what you define as beating. Spanking was incredibly common in the South 20-30 years ago and 10 I would have said it's still fairly common (and by south, my experience was in central Florida, parts of which actually are deep south). I'm glad it's become less common because it actually is physically beating a child and shouldn't be acceptable. But I'd say it still is.
As a trans man, I've found that one of the more horrifying nominally gendered childhood things that I share with way too many cis men is the trauma of the line if you don't stop crying I'll give you something to cry about. It's fucked up.