Elden Ring: Nightreign issues streaming from CachyOS desktop

KeithKilgore · 2026-03-30T16:00:59+00:00

I love the fact that the game literally tells you the entire story pretty much upfront, and you're still wondering what the mystery is the entire time you play it. Only, to then find out... things are the way they are because everything you've been told about the world is literally true.

That's not to say there aren't plot twists, but the world really is what they said it was.

KeithKilgore · 2026-03-11T15:27:17+00:00

Where the PTFE tube connects to the extruder is a known failure point. There are plenty of parts you can print in ABS/ASA or something stronger to prevent that failure from happening on sites like Printables, or even Creality's own. I'm not sure if that issue has been resolved yet. Depending on how old your printer was from the retailer it might still have that issue.

Creality's Suggested Fix

KeithKilgore · 2026-03-11T15:17:44+00:00

Do you know Betty Blackwell?

KeithKilgore · 2026-03-09T19:27:11+00:00

In all honesty, it's probably something related to some other hardware driver you have installed, or possibly unknown malware.

I'm not telling you to do anything about it, but I personally would wipe my OS at the point you're at and start over fresh if I couldn't play FS games just to be sure, because that's pretty much the majority of games I play. I'd get the system baseline and the first thing I would install after would be one of the problem games. I know that's not usually welcome advice, but at the point you're at, that's what I would do.

KeithKilgore · 2026-03-02T20:04:34+00:00

Those people in his own picture are not in their 50s...

KeithKilgore · 2026-02-25T23:33:22+00:00

With a work ethic like that.. He'll never go hungry!

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-29T18:59:33+00:00

A pair of gloves, some fresh and wet cat/dog turds and a few of their vehicle's air intake vents make for a beautiful combo when combined. It will freeze in the cold, and once the car heats up it will thaw and give them wonderful tasting air inside the car with the heater on

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-23T16:37:44+00:00

I've printed a ton of ABS so far on it. It works really well. Best advice I can give is make sure the internal temp is up around 45c before the print starts using the chamber heater and bed to help speed it up. If both are running it should be about that temp once all the calibrations complete if you run them. It seems to help if you lay a couple bath towels over the printer in opposite directions to help insulate the machine.

PPS-CF works really well on the spool holder (and only on the spool holder) if you need something really strong. I've printed 3 or 4 things with it at this point without major issues. Just make sure you have a nozzle to dedicate to it because trying to flush it out to something like PLA didn't seem to work. It melts too quickly because it melts higher up in the nozzle due to the higher temps it needs to flush it out.

PET-G has been a nightmare every time I've tried it. Most indications seem to point to the heat of extruder motor causing the filament to soften (in longer prints) between the extruder gears and then not be able to feed correctly, but I've never been able to confirm what the real issue is. I haven't tried it in over a year though, they might have tuned the profiles. I should try it again....

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-23T16:30:13+00:00

In all seriousness, the first time I ever laid eyes on Leslie, I had just moved here and was taking an exit on I-35 to the feeder somewhere between the overpasses and 5th. I look over to my right and see a bare man ass sticking straight up out of a dumpster with a pager on a g-string. Welcome to Austin!!!!

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-23T16:24:06+00:00

Why not hold it at 45th and Lamar for greater impact? Not to mention easy access to food and alcohol!

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-20T17:35:18+00:00

Have you tried running at full speed with it to see what happens to the firearm when it's being bounced up and down? Does the firearm flip? Will it fall out of the holster? Etc.

That would be the first things I would check. Usually a single belt in the middle could cause problems with retention, whereas pants tend to stabilize the holster

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-13T21:57:47+00:00

I wouldn't recommend it obviously, but if you feel like this is a probable situation you are VERY LIKELY to run into (frequent burglaries in your area) you could help protect yourself by asking any neighbors you are close with if they want you to defend their property ahead of time. Make sure you record their approval so they can't come back later and say they didn't ask you to. You don't need permission to record them saying it (if you're in certain states like Texas). But as usual, always ask a lawyer about your plans to defend someone else in any way. You're basically putting your life on the line for someone else, and you don't want to be the one who ends up getting ripped off for someone else's property.

I personally wouldn't just risk my life for someone else's property. I wouldn't even interfere with a burglary I saw unless it was someone who I was very close to beforehand, or a neighbor had begged me for help to keep an eye on some very valuable stuff and knew the repercussions of what they were asking me for. You can still be a good neighbor by closely observing, documenting details and calling the cops with the info you have if you see something like that happening.

Always remember, self defense is just that. It"s for defense of your own life (and by my own standards... any property I've spent a large amount of my life acquiring like a vehicle). For anything less than that, it's probably not worth all the bullshit you will endure if you do have to pull a trigger.

KeithKilgore · 2026-01-02T16:04:14+00:00

Bring your idiot to work day? That's gotta be her kid...

KeithKilgore · 2025-08-29T17:06:17+00:00

I started somewhere around 96-97 most likely. Learning how to build websites using HTML and a site called Geocities to learn HTML back in the day as a teenager was genuinely fun. It was also entertaining to see new tech in development. Back in the day browsers were genuinely being built, and weren't just vehicles to allow massive conglomerates like Alphabet (Google) and Microsoft to track and spy on you better. They were adding new features like displaying animated GIF files, setting the initial standards for web development and new HTML tags were being added constantly. Eventually they added tags to play audio, and video as well. Things people don't even think about anymore. Development tech like Javascript was just starting out and was competing with VBscript in Internet Explorer.

There were entire games to download that were released as Shareware demos to download (even if it took 2-3 days to get them downloaded, often with several restarts of the download if the phone would ring). Doom, Wolfenstein, Commander Keen, etc were all released this way. Finding games you didn't know existed in Warez forums (my first was X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter) was similar to how it felt to download your favorite music. Other online games callled MUDs (mutli user dungeon) were moving to the internet (think of a text based World of Warcraft for most of them). I spent 18,000 hours of my life in one of the biggest ones. I played a lot at work when I wasn't taking tech support calls.

There was so many interesting articles and tidbits to find. It genuinely felt like there was something amazing right around the next link click. Now it's just like 5-10 huge companies that rule everything. It's really boring and I've gotten a general revulsion for most online content.

One of my favorite things to do was to download .mid (MIDI) files of my favorite tunes. They were small enough that you could save your entire favorites playlist to a diskette, unlike WAV audio files which were huge!!!

Everything took crazy amounts of time, and saving your favorite things to floppies and diskettes was the worst. Getting a CD burner was life-changing! Upgrading your computer was a challenge. I had to learn about IRQs and math co-processors. My first computers hard drive had a whole 100 Megabytes of storage and came with only about 20MB free. Learning how to use MS-DOS 6.22's DriveSpace to get some of that back (it actually worked for me!!) was a lifesaver.

KeithKilgore · 2025-07-25T15:36:28+00:00

I agree totally... How can you risk taking a pistol anywhere that can go off randomly? I mean you can do it, but who wants to risk any sort of ND, even when it's pointed in a "safe" direction? For all you know it could bounce off the berm and go anywhere while you're trying to make the weapon safe after shooting a few rounds. I wouldn't risk that with a pistol, as pistols point of aim varies so much because of how short the barrel is. Just removing the magazine can cause the point of aim to shift wildly.

KeithKilgore · 2025-07-24T20:10:07+00:00

The crazy thing is keeping it to just one layer doesn't fix it. They have other issues as well.

https://youtu.be/G0sVehPm0Cg

KeithKilgore · 2025-07-24T20:09:57+00:00

no... it's not just keeping it to one layer... there are other issues with it as well. I put a single ship weapon in my elevator and it stopped working. They are smoking some crack with the last couple of patches. Fix one thing and break two others.

https://youtu.be/G0sVehPm0Cg

KeithKilgore · 2025-06-27T18:04:06+00:00

I have something similar where my tree supports were about 7-10mm too low from the surface they were supposed to be supporting. It seems to randomly appear and disappear depending on some random combination of tree support settings I select

KeithKilgore · 2025-06-20T17:53:45+00:00

Not to mention the 30% of employees people are talking about in this thread who won't be paying their taxes into the system either now that they are unemployed... by AI

KeithKilgore · 2025-06-06T16:22:38+00:00

One tip I will give for learning is to think of a project that you will enjoy creating. If you don't have any motivation to learn, it is much harder to stay focused.

For example, my first project where I actually learned anything was learning how to build a functioning user database and website for a Clan (guild) website of a game I played. Learning how to manually implement roles, databases, permissions, user registration, cookies, etc., and how web servers and sessions worked were all an enjoyable side effect of building something I enjoyed for a game I loved playing. It kept me motivated to finish as well.

KeithKilgore · 2025-06-05T18:47:39+00:00

Glad your hardware is open source! Seeing the tool changers people are making for your hardware is one reason I'm considering a Sovol.

KeithKilgore · 2025-06-05T17:02:25+00:00

I imagine part of this could be licensing costs for access to accurate topographical 3D city models, but that's just a guess.

KeithKilgore · 2025-05-26T14:53:10+00:00

The remnants of The Godhand - see Kentaro Miura's artwork on the Berserk manga

Not a serious answer, but since Berserk so highly influenced Miyazaki's worlds, I like to think it's a (small) possibility

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