AstroLightz @ AstroLightz @lemmy.world

Programmer, Linux user

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This is that duct tape banana all over again.

When I was in a situation where I couldn't play any games I wanted, I would watch no commentary, 100% playthroughs of my games so I could see all the content they have.

Yes, it's not the same as actually playing it, but it's better than not ever seeing what the game is about.

Let's see...

• Accidentally stapled my thumb before school. Had to remove it before I left.
• Twisted my ankle from jumping off the swings and not landing correctly.
• Braked too hard on a wet, wooden surface on my bike and flew off it (I do mean flew, it was quite a few feet horizontally, and about 2 feet vertically in the air.)
• Playing catch with my father and got hit about an inch from my testicles. Thankfully no damage to them, but it hurt about as bad as you can imagine.

Surprisingly, no bones were broken, and I wasn't an outdoorsy kid either.

$1000 x86-64 Linux tablet. Turns out, I didn't really need it, and it's too techy to sell to anyone in my neighbourhood, so it's just collecting dust.

No toppings. I like them plain.

At least you didn't use the em dash (—)

Some sort of HUD. Would really help navigation and other useful things.

Is there a big cost with self-hosting, like bandwidth or storage, or is it generally fine?

Oh, just in New York? Whew, I'm safe then.

/s

I use Linux BTW

Don't they mean Gears: Reloaded?

/s

Damn, I remember watching Markiplier play this game years ago. Totally forgot about it.

Ensure you present your arguments in a way that doesnt make your recipient seem like a bad person because of their belief.

Louis Rossmann made a good video on activism and how to get someone to care about something.

Inviduous link: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=cir-gJDcC1o

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cir-gJDcC1o

For my classes, certain ones required Visual Studios, but for the most part, you can just run that in a VM (or use JetBrains substitutes if you can). However, if you're doing game design or development, a VM might not preform well unless you have a GPU passthrough setup.

Both depending on what I feel like saying.

Rocket, space, light

Not exactly sure this is the "right way" to use them, but I use one as an autocomplete helper in my IDE. I don't ask it to code anything, just use it as autocomplete.

Majority of the time, it works well, especially in common languages like Python.

For anyone wondering what distro that is:

It's Nyarch Linux https://nyarchlinux.moe/

ArcoLinux ArchLinux (BTW) because I love tinkering with computers.

Finding ways to automate tedious tasks is the fun part of the challenge. Scripts, systemd services, bash aliases are a great skill to learn. (Especially bash)

Also I'm too used to pacman and AUR to go back to APT.

wu7 u m34n, m8? 4lw4y5 b33n l1k3 d15. /s