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No no, you're thinking of circumvallation. This is about traveling around the entire globe by ship.

I am Italian and I find Piracy Shield an abomination.

That said, the consequence after the government enacts this should be to see at least all the technically informed people protesting vehemently if not violently.

Instead no, sofa is just too comfortable and pay is too high (including the one they get from public contracts), so let's instead applaud the Elon-yapping corpo that decides this is the one rule to challenge, but not the next one that is to their advantage.

This podcast episode explains very well Exxon's logic: https://pca.st/episode/d7084179-677a-4c82-ac90-c53cf28110c4

I never thought I would be on an oil company's side in a discussion in my life.

Italian in Denmark here.

I thank you so much for this! I am amazed at the dependence of all facets of social life and information on Meta and Google's properties.

I am cut out of my building's initiatives because I don't have a Facebook account. There are no events (such as dance events, protests, etc) published anywhere else than on Facebook's Events.

When I propose to be contacted on Signal people look at me as if I was an alien.

You are doing God's work, as a Christian would say.

You see, that is a PR mistake. Answering to the possible misunderstanding from USA's side of what a prize like that entices.

If I get attacked verbally or physically by a crazy old man on the street, I have the confidence and stature not to respond, not in kind nor at all.

By answering to a behavior without a specific question even having been formulated (and a declaration of intention is not a question) is getting to his level.

A Nobel Peace Prize should be given on the spot to the person that will impale his severed head on a pitchfork.

With Christian, really. If you need a white bearded man in the sky to scare you away from doing "what's wrong", then I will never be able to say if you are by any means nice or kind.

Thanks, I will try.

After I posted I also tried Olija on my Ubuntu laptop and it works just fine, so it seems to be something with my machine.

I have an RTX 4060Ti, I tried looking for driver updates, but it is on the latest.

On the Steam forums though, they found I am on an old BIOS and a slightly older Linux kernel (6.8 instead of 6.14).

Could it be that?

I have tried experimental, hotfix and running them in Heroic uses GE, which may account for the slightly better experience.

Doing a fresh install on Steam on my Ubuntu laptop runs Olija no problem. I have no dedicated graphics on that laptop so running the others is pointless.

I did that. The games started in the same problematic way, but no logs appeared in the terminal. I also tried with /Dialog after the app ID.

No logs there nor in the directories shown on the Wiki.

Interesting, will try as a last solution.

I could start the games using steam steam://launch/appid_goes_here/Dialog, getting the same experience, but nothing was printed in the terminal and I cannot find any log files.

Yes, it is plugged in and the power LED is on.

Yes, there is a Power LED and it is on.

There is a power LED and it is on.

Sadly I only have this one drive to test which is the whole reason why I took the Dock.

But we do check imports. There are recall bulletins every week in Italy.

For the dmesg I used -w to get a live feed and nothing happens. I also compared lsusb before and after and even looked at lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,VENDOR,MODEL,SERIAL,TRAN , but there is indeed no change. usb-storage was loaded when I manually started the service (sorry, forgot to state that).