Since OP is new to linux I'll just add this in case it's helpful.

To edit a file owned by root (super account) you can use sudoedit /etc/apt/sources.list or alternatively sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list in a terminal.

In the editor save by using the key combo Ctrl+S and exit with Ctrl+X.

Commenting is adding a # in front of the line.

so the file should look like something like this

# deb cdrom:[Debian GNU/Linux 11.5.0 _Bullseye_ - Official amd64 NETINST 20220910-10:38]/ bullseye main

Shown in what? Movies and series? In those holograms and transparent screens are used because it allows the audience to see what's happening, trading realism for improved visual story telling.

As for realistic where mobile tech is going, my guess it will be pretty much what we have now, just more compact and foldable.

Eventually advances in AR and brain interfaces might make the "rectangular slabs" be replaced by something more discrete which no longer requires physical inputs. Doubt they'd be called a mobile phone though.

It's just yay it will update by default if no parameters are passed.

Check your tv settings, most of mine have an option to turn off the led.

It will break as soon as they update CEF which they were likely dragging their feet on doing to keep Windows 7/8.1 support.

The entire Steam UI is a web page running on embeded chromium (what cef is), They're using an ancient version atm (v85 i believe), current version is v121 and Windows 7/8.1 support was dropped in v110.

What you seem to want is an active-backup bond, I have all my homelab servers with it so they can fail over when the core switch goes down for maintenance.

Proxmox provided an easy UI to setup but it can be done with any Linux distro.

https://docs.kernel.org/networking/bonding.html

In terms of services I use the most I guess it would be these:

• OpenHAB + HABapp + zigbee2mqtt + mosquitto (home automation)
• Foundry VTT
• piHole (DNS)
• OpenMediaVault (NAS)
• Grafana + Loki + Prometheus (monitoring)

Also checkout Heroic Launcher, Epic gives free games every week, there's plenty of fun to have with those too.

take off

Knew you meant it as a joke but i thought it interesting to share that Fighters don't have a simple "start" button, here's a F-16 startup sequence for reference.

The legs seems extremely straight in the image so it seems very likely the back is just a structure he's dragging on wheels (no second person).

Be aware in RAID0 if one of the HDD fails, the content on both will be lost lost.

Sounds like you're passing the physical HDDs to the VM instead of creating a new virtual HDD file in your proxmox pool.

If you don't mind me asking, what are you trying to do with your VM?