MESSAGE FROM THE AXI

Titan, Down.

3310-12-17

Good morning. Titan Cocijo has entered final meltdown. Those seeking to observe its end are advised to be there at approximately 06:36 UTC A good 10+ minutes before the estimated explosion, allows some time for supercruise, positioning, setting up the camera and so on.

Those who wish to do something in the interim - The conflict zones ceased yesterday, though hyperdiction and drop-in Thargoids if they detected you remained hostile, so, no major fighting left in the bubble.

There are still bio-storage capsules on the titan for those willing to grab the sub-surface extraction missiles. Tens of billions were displaced by the Sol invasion, lets see if we can save some of the more unlucky ones. Recovery/repair efforts will take a while in turn most likely.

Past that... will monitor things when possible. We don't know what'll happen next, so, keeping an eye out for rogue signals, checking on the damaged witch head ports, 22460's glowing whirlpool and so on shall continue over time.

Until something else happens... There's nothing to Defend right this minute. After all the incursions and two years of full-force invasions, we're still here.

Make the most of that. Glory, to Mankind.

Disclaimer: I am not a staff member of AXI

PRIORITY BROADCAST FROM THE ANTI-XENO INITIATIVE:

The Final Battle Begins

AXI CMDRs, Federal/Imperial/Allied/Independent CMDRs,

That's it. The final enemy bastion of Alpha Centauri is about to fall (and the Hutton Mugs rightfully liberated.)

Tomorrow (Thursday) after server downtime (and save major surprises) the final assault on Titan Cocijo will begin, in Earth's orbit no less.

We've made a tutorial on what to expect, as beginners and experienced pilots alike, here: https://youtu.be/AzH-o_Lg--k

As mentioned in the tutorial, Titan Bombing is best done in small groups (vs large instances.)

You CAN fight in the Anti Xeno Initiative Private Group if you want, but we highly discourage it - it will be chaos. You have been warned.

The Maelstrom has darkened our skies. Less us go back together, and light 'em up again.

GLORY, TO MANKIND

AXI Command

Disclaimer: this has been copy/pasted from the AXI discord. I am not a staff member. References to channels in the discord have been removed

The final battle?

Trailer

This is a problem I have been having for a while and I thought I had fixed it but it has recently returned.

Sometimes my raspberry pi will lose connection on a random device. Sometimes it's tailscale, sometimes it's wlan, sometimes it's both. It still shows as connected in my router even when it is unreachable. When I can access it through one device while the other is down I check for errors but can't see any. If left alone for long enough it will fix itself (today it fixed itself after 6 hours) or I can reboot if I still have access to ssh through a working device.

To fix it last time I fixed wireless localisation settings (it was set to us instead of gb) but it being fixed after that change might have been a coincidence.

My only idea for why it doesn't always work is because of a range extender I have upstairs (where the pi is) which is connected to the network using fritz! mesh. I think it's a bad idea since it is placed very close to the main router (almost directly above) but my dad insists on having it.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/26583881

After replacing the cpu cooler, we turned the system on with just the psu and hdmi plugged in to see if it works, it did and booted into windows but we had to power it down by holding the off button on the front of the PC to move some cables. After rebooting, the nvme drive is missing from the boot options and won't reappear (with csm enabled or disabled)

Crossposted from https://lemmy.world/post/20400896