apt update && apt upgrade && apt full-upgrade && apt autoremove

Back up sources.list and sources.list.d.

zip -r /root/apt-backup-$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S)-sources.list.zip

Change the Debian flavor.

cd /etc/apt
sed 's/bullseye/bookworm/g' sources.list
sed -i 's/bullseye/bookworm/g' sources.list
cd sources.list.d
sed 's/bullseye/bookworm/g' *
sed -i 's/bullseye/bookworm/g' *

Do the thing.

apt update
apt upgrade
apt autoremove

Reboot, then we're done.

I have a weird fascination with FMV (Full Motion Video) games. Somehow they are very charming to me. I'm sure the fact that afk I neither see nor hear many other people has no bearing on that.

I don't remember how I found Her Story. Played 24 minutes of it so far. Liked it a lot. Should continue playing.

I found Knowledge or know Lady through Canadian-Taiwanese-Malaysian streamer Disguised Toast, as he did a video with LilyPichu playing it. Only watched the first five, maybe ten minutes of that, but was instantly sold. Have yet to play it, but it's waiting in my Steam library.

Love Is All Around was recommended to me by Steam based on Knowledge or know Lady. Or shown in the “More like this” section on the Steam store.

The fact that shortly after I bought these two new games (and was reminded of the first one, Her Story) I was re-introduced to Baba is You and am now endlessly playing that will surely not inhibit me from dating Chinese college girls and finding out the truth in a murder mystery. (Disappeared person mystery? I never got far enough to know why she's being interviewed by the cops.)

Recently a local cinema started a “Hayao Miyazaki Retrospective”, where they show one of his movies every Thursday at 7pm. So far they've shown – Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro – Nausicaä from the Valley of the Wind – Laputa: Castle in the Sky – My Neighbor Totoro – Princess Mononoke – Spirited Away – Howl's Moving Castle and upcoming are – The Wind Rises – Kiki's Delivery Service – Porco Rosso – Princess Mononoke (again) – Ponyo – The Boy and The Heron

Before this started I had only seen Totoro and Howl (and about a third of Ponyo). I knew I liked them, and I knew all his films are good, I just hadn't gotten around to it. I watched Totoro and Howl with my old “brass band” 15 years ago.

Then this year, before this particular cinema started this series, I watched Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke as special features at another cinema (Mononoke together with a colleague).

I watched Boy/Heron in January before all of this, twice, loved it. That probably also contributed to my current obsession.

I don't know how and if I can pick a favorite. Over on letterboxd I've picked Nausicaä because I really liked it and her (and her glider, and the message). (And I also want to limit myself on that site.)

I'm really looking forward to these next six weeks, it's holding my ~depression~ off quite well.

Piped on Github

It will be fun. I'm sure of it.