As a bus enthusiast, I might consider working for a London bus operator in the future just to gain further industrial experience. I wonder which one of these operators are the best to work with as a person that is coming from diverse background? Go Ahead London, Metroline, First Bus London, Arriva London, Stagecoach London or Transport UK?
Both CPJourney and NewCP only has Card Jitsu Fire in addition to the base Card Jitsu. But I wonder if there is another private server that has Card Jitsu Water or Card Jitsu Snow? If not, is there any that is confirmed to be adding very soon?
Only Card Jitsu Fire has been released unfortunately, with Card Jitsu Water and Snow still not playable.
The new card jitsu themed penguin style is out and this looks to be a taser for Card Jitsu Fire, Water and Snow returning to NewCP. Despite many people prefer AS2 servers like CPJourney, Card Jitsu Snow on its own would make NewCP worth playing for me.
This was being written in adopt a puffle book in CPJourney but I wonder why? Isn't everyone in the game can adopt up to 18 puffles?
First time seeing an Electroliner on this route. I didn’t thought it was even possible.
I thought this bus was withdrawn from TFL service alongside other Gemini 2 Hybrids owned by First Bus London when 18 got BD11. This is the first time this bus is actually appearing in TFL service since 18 got BD11’s on 28th March.
VH45148, a pre facelift Gemini 3 was covering 452 today due to Optare Metrodecker EVs being temporarily out service as a safety precaution due to one of them catching fire at Westbourne Park garage.
I know I asked this before but a lot of people are wondering about it and I know that both are quite difficult to be remade on HTML5? But I wonder if Card Jitsu Snow or Water is closer to release at this point? Are there any updates about development of these 2 games?
I've progressed through Card Jitsu Fire and obtained all the clothing including the helmet, which should theoretically make eligible to challenge and beat Sensei, but everytime I play with him, he beats me. When I play 12 rated card, he plays 12 rated card. When I play a lower numbered power card, he wins the round by playing a higher rated card. I wonder how can I actually beat him so that I can become a fire ninja?
I don’t get what are some issues specific to Manjaro that is not present on vanilla Arch Linux itself?
I know Chckm8 A5 needs Arduino but I wonder if there is any way to do it on Pi Pico 2?
I know there are numerous posts about how to use hyprland on distros other than Arch Linux or NixOS, but I couldn’t find any about how to install and use Hyprland on Pardus, a debian based distro which supports GNOME and XFCE by default. Does anybody here have experience using Pardus with Hyprland instead of GNOME or XFCE? If yes, how does it run on Pardus compared to Arch or Fedora?
I know that Framework officially supports a few Linux distributions like Fedora and Ubuntu and most other distros like Arch work perfectly with Framework Laptops from day 1. But I wonder how well Kali Linux would be supported on Framework Laptop 13 Pro when it comes out and when should I expect Kali Linux support to be improved if it won’t be good at launch?
It’s weird that nobody is hyped about it here. It is a very important milestone for the university to be fair.
As you all know, hackers have updated abandoned packages in Arch User Repository (AUR) by injecting an info-stealer to them, resulting in many Arch Linux users to get malware installed in their systems. Given that the Copr repo on Fedora is similar to AUR with users being able to upload their own packages, I wonder if there is a high risk of Copr also being targeted in a similar way.?
As you all know, hackers have updated abandoned packages in Arch User Repository (AUR) by injecting an info-stealer to them, resulting in many Arch Linux users to get malware installed in their systems. Given that the Copr repo on Fedora is similar to AUR with users being able to upload their own packages, I wonder if there is a high risk of Copr also being targeted in a similar way?
As you all know, hackers have updated abandoned packages in Arch User Repository (AUR) by injecting an info-stealer to them, resulting in many Arch Linux users to get malware installed in their systems. Given that the RPMFusion repo on Fedora is similar to AUR with users being able to upload their own packages, I wonder if there is a high risk of RPMFusion also being targeted in a similar way.?