Strongly disagree, Universe is my favorite Stargate. They got a lot of the great stuff from Stargate and managed to put it together with a lot of the great stuff in Battlestar Galactica.
OG Stargate was always about exploration and discoveries, something they eventually forgot on SG-1 and that Atlantis never really followed. If any one of the 3 is getting dropped it should be Atlantis, it's the least Stargatey of all of the Stargates.
Wow, that's very unfortunate. If you installed docker through package manager and have added yourself to the group I believe this to be self-imposed, I don't know which mechanism Docker uses to give access to users in the group to its service, but seems related to that since it looks like the service is running but just your user can't access it. To confirm it's just that run the compose command as root, i.e. sudo docker compose up, this is not ideal but if that works you know it's a permission problem with your user.
You seem to know your way around Linux, so it's probably not something obvious. I'm almost sure it's something stupid and self imposed, I've done my fair share of stupid shit like leaving a config file malformatted or deleting a library or installing something through manually copying files only for something else to break because I overwrote something important.
I know you probably heard this thousands of times, but really, if you're into self-hosting docker is a blessing. People make it harder than it needs to be when explaining all of the ins and outs. I assume you have a Linux box where you run your stuff, just install docker and docker compose there (you might need to enable the docker service, add your user to the docker group and reboot, unless you're using a user friendly distro like Ubuntu). Then just make a folder anywhere for Silverbullet, create a file named compose.yaml and put the following text there:
# services means that everything inside is a service to be deployed
services:
# this is the name of the service, you can put whatever you want
silverbullet:
# this is the docker image to use
image: zefhemel/silverbullet
# this is the rule to restart in case of crashes
restart: unless-stopped
# these are environment variables you want defined
environment:
# this is a specific variable for Silverbullet, it's essentially username:password change this accordingly
- SB_USER=admin:admin
# volumes are local folders you want to be available
volumes:
# in this case we want that the folder ./space be mounted as /space inside the container
- ./space:/space
# these are the ports we want to expose
ports:
# This means expose port 3000 on port 3000, if you want to access Silverbullet on port 8080 this would be 8080:3000 (because internally the service is still listening to 3000)
- 3000:3000
Then run docker compose up and you should be able to access it on the port 3000.
Ling story short docker compose looks for a file named compose.yaml in the local directory, and that file above has all of the information it needs to run the server. I've annotated each line there, feel free to remove the comments.
I can cite way more than 5 excellent games from this decade from the top of my head, We're almost in 2025, so I'll limit to games released in or after 2015:
I can keep going, but this is just from the top of my head, there are always good games getting released, and very rarely they're AAA.
Home alone has to be set during Christmas, these are crucial parts of the plot:
So if you could have a different holiday during winter where lots of people decorate their houses to turn on lights at a specific time, then it wouldn't necessarily be a Christmas movie. Otherwise you need to change crucial points of the plot.
Other examples are Jingle all the way or Nightmare before Christmas you can't change the Christmas theme in those movies. I mean, you can but you'll end up with a very different movie. Whereas if you change Christmas on Die Hard for any other party event only the decoration changes, the plot of the movie would be essentially the same.
Everyone keeps saying that, but it could be a random party. It's not particularly important that the party is Christmas, the company could be having an Easter celebration or even just a random party for a specific milestone for the company. As far as I remember, there's nothing particular about being Christmas other than the decorations.
I really can't see why people would oppose either, but had a gut feeling that trans changing their name get more flack for the gender change than the name, so for you to mention name specifically it had to be same gendered.
I hope you're happy with your new name, and that it helped you feel like yourself.
Besides parking, what other benefit is there for 4-wheel steering?
Out of curiosity, is it a gender change name or just a same gender name change? Still can't figure out why someone wouldn't respect either.
I love the idea of the game, and started playing it. But realistically it needs you to commit to some continuous time otherwise you forget what you've learned, and I haven't had the time yet. I played it for a few days, explored lots of places but didn't learned anything, possibly I was looking on the wrong planets and trying to figure out how to do it right on that planet got frustrated because I didn't have something that was needed, or something.... But I do love the idea of the game, and I want to go in blind. But some of those puzzles can be really frustrating when you only have a few minutes per day and forgot all about them by the next time you try to solve them.
What issues? Who makes it out to be bad? As far as I remember everyone has always loved this game, it's like saying "despite the issues with Fallout New Vegas, it's not as bad as people make it out to be", or Skyrim, or Red dead redemption 2, it's the kind of game I don't think I've ever heard someone complaining about it (except perhaps for the existencial dread caused by finishing such a good game and not knowing what to do next)
Since you like time loops, there's a Stargate SG-1 episode about time loop as well, S04E06 Window of Opportunity, also one of my favorite episodes.