Sincere thanks to users blu256 and sxb for their bones files, which helped my gnomish Archaeologist ascend on the tilde.club server.
A lot of NetHack online play is focused on the public servers at nethack.alt.org and Hardfought, and indeed those are fabulous services, but NetHack is also a great match for pubnices. The bones feature suggests it was very much designed to be played on a shared UNIX system.
It would be nice to get a few more ascensions on the tilde.club high score table, so I invite everyone to have a go!
If you have no idea what I’m on about, you could start here: https://nethackwiki.com or just fire up the game by running the `nethack` command and dive in spoiler-free (but be warned, it’s brutally unfair).
Sent from my iSeries
Hello, all.
I have added this list to the Gmane NNTP interface to mailing
lists:
<http://gmane.io/> .
Although I proposed a more sensible newsgroup name, the
administrator added the list as
gmane.org.clubs.tilde .
This newsgroup should be created soon after Gmane recevies this
first post. That done, this list should be readable and
writable via
<nntp://news.gmane.io> .
Hello,
About 2 months ago, I had setup a user-level systemd service in
~gg/.config/systemd/user/archive-watch.service and it had worked fine
until yesterday when it suddenly stopped. When I noticed something
was wrong, I logged in to try to restart the service, I received this
error:
systemctl --user restart archive-watch.service
Failed to connect to user scope bus via local transport: Connection refused
The time that things stopped working was some time before:
https://time.is/compare/0200PM_26_Feb_2026_in_Tokyo
3 hours prior to this, things were still fine.
Another strange thing I noticed was that the byobu/tmux session that
was automatically created for me when I first logged in to tilde.club
was gone. This is not a big deal, but it was surprising. I thought
that maybe the system was rebooted recently, but that was not the case.
Anyway, any help getting user-level systemd services working again
would be appreciated.
Thanks.
