I've been able to run all of my other regular games since switching to Pop!_OS, but one is giving me a problem still, Space Engineers.

Tried all of the Protons (and Proton-GE), tried various launch options, read all of the feedback left on protondb website for the game, looking for any other ideas. :)

I'm trying to shrink my C: volume to allow for dual booting, but the built in utility is getting hung up on $BITMAP. It was originally having problems with another unmovable file $DATA, but after using contig that one was moved out of the way.

However, no matter what combination of contig options, safe mode, whatever I try, $BITMAP won't move. 200GB free, and I can only shrink the volume by 9GB because of it. :)

I'd prefer not to have to perform a complete reinstall.

Or it seems, I have to go about disabling bitlocker in order to allow a 3rd party tool to work on the partition... Last time I was messing with partitions was from before Secureoot and Bitlocker days. :)

This was a monthly/quarterly competition for computer generated images and animations that ran from 1996 to 2006.

The image selected for the post can be found here: https://www.irtc.org/stills/2006-04-30.html

Early last year, I forked a project that had gone idle. I did a couple of updates to make it work with the new version of VSCode, and released it on both marketplaces. It has a few downloads, and no one has yelled at me yet, so I'm not the only one that uses it I guess.

I want to update it with some newer packages out there, updated security versions, and other bits such as the move from vscode-test to @vscode/test-electron, but I'm hitting a block (in not knowing JS/TS very well, most of my 30 years has been with C#, Perl, PHP, SQL, etc.), and I was wondering if anyone had an article or suggestion on documentation how to make that move.

Or am I just starting over with "how to set up test-electron from scratch" and redoing all the tests? :) (that was not my hope for a quick update turn around, but if that is what has to happen...)

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Source: http://users.rcn.com/ziring/povray.htm

Playing around, relearning the POV-Ray scene language. Side hobbies are fun. :) (why is the sun casting a shadow? Probably should change that to a cloud..)

source code: https://github.com/kennebel/JCastle

Source: https://mscharrer.net/povray/nuclear_containment/4/

Using several classic POV-Ray elements, originally made about 20-ish years ago.

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The official home page of the POV-Ray tool.

A nebula about 2,500 light years away, this image took about an hour to capture from a Colorado backyard.

Captured in a Colorado backyard on a Vespera telescope, with a dual band filter.

The Veil Nebula taken from a Colorado backyard on a Vespera telescope with a dual band filter.

Taken on a Vespera telescope with solar filter.

Taken from a Colorado backyard on a Vespera telescope. About 30 minutes exposure.

Captured on a Vespera