The ultimate goal is to gather all 4 types of cards to top right empty slots from the smallest card to biggest card (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K).

You pull from the main deck 1 or 3 at a time (1 is easier) and you can only put that card under a bigger one. Also only K cards can be placed on a completely emptied out slots under. Sorting should be opposite colour too (If you pull 10 black, you can only place it under J red). Black if red, red if black.

I hope I was clear.

Seems nice, added to my wishlist. Thanks for the heads up!

Edit: It’s also available on GOG, which is better.

Thanks Satan.

It also occasionally generates one where it can’t determine whether the game is solvable or not, which is probably due to search space limitations. I’ve won a couple of those, but they’re risky to start in the first place!

I kinda like those. I’ve also won couple of them and one of them was quite close to a win and it was always unwinnable at the very last parts (I tried the same seed 3-4 times).

Yeah, I get the logic and with the current system it might cause a long start if it runs into a bad string since it should also skip undeterminable games. Maybe someone should rewrite it in Rust. /j

I partially agree. From the start, it should be solvable. But if it can be solvable in a very certain way, I’m fine with it. I think a good puzzle should be at least solvable even if it was badly designed.

Windows 7 solitaire was good, though it was kinda easy IIRC.

I use bookmarks as well and yes it keeps getting worse. In the foreseeable future, we’ll have to find websites like an arranged marriage.

Commodore OS Vision

CPUs are usually fine. It’s the GPUs that need updates faster, especially Nvidia. However I generally love to have new features as soon as possible too. On the other hand, I like the slowest updates as possible on my home server.

I hope they can bring more civilizations now.

Inside or outside?

That’s nice. Then I see no reason not to use auto-update.

You can still go auto-update way but setup something like Timeshift, so if something breaks you can just roll the backup and boot regularly.

Didn’t know about this page, thanks!

Of course they don’t but it would be funny to see if Windows users spend their time with compatibility layers just this once. You know, for the sake of chaotic good.

And here I just want Half Life 3 to be Linux exclusive for 1 year. I mean, if you make a console-like, you might as well go some exclusives. :)

Even if it won’t be that high, it’s definitely gonna cost more than Steam Deck.

Probably not but surely will leave a dent on console market.

No surprise there!

Then they sell useless OOTB laptops. Those laptops desperately need Linux (or BSD).

And they sell laptops with 4 GB RAM and pre-installed Windows 11 here. No idea how they work. :)

I have a similar machine from 2011, though it’s x64 >> Samsung N150P. I used it as a typewriter for a couple years and I can suggest the same for you if you have such interests. However later I turned it into a homeserver and currently it serves as Pi-hole, Jellyfin, syncthing etc. Without x64, server might be tough but typewriter wouldn’t mind. For general daily stuff, it’s not really useful.