I’d bet they signed release forms which said pretty much exactly that.
KIM_JONG_JUICEBOX
RetroPi -> Tomb Raider
Get off my lawn
Also NOLF but you can’t run it on anything anymore.
I am old.
The lawyer just writes up the disclaimer you sign.
He’s not getting involved in your 500 atmospheres of pressure.
It’s almost as if someone built a giant ship they were incapable of operating
For 250k you can see that website.
Lol fiberglass
This is why submarines are built out of steel.
This “engineer” failed at math class.
Check out the Lemmy install docs
Interesting. I have not heard of this tools. But you say specified file or folder, that means you already know the file location?
Yeah anything installed via a package manager, like an rpm or deb package, you can query to see what files belong to that package. Problem is they often have default config file locations, like in your home dir, where they will not ship and install files. (Though they might create them as part of a post install process)
Start your application / program with “strace” and see all the files it opens.
Also run “lsof” on a running process to see what files it has open.
Wait, didn’t they have their own implementation of Java in the 90s, so applets could run in their IE browser. But it was intentionally such shit that applets never worked right and it basically killed Java in the browser?
I always heard it as Planet X. But someone else comments below it is now more common to refer to it as planet nine.
Though OPs article is suggesting there could be many such planets.
I also thought they were speculating that Planet X was huge. Though I can’t remember anymore it’s been too long since I followed this story.