CaptDust @ CaptDust @sh.itjust.works

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I was thinking tesh too, my vote to this one.

I don't think there's a way to do this unfortunately. The server would need some software that can route the requests using the user's preference, a layer above/outside the normal lemmy security.

People that can still afford stuff will be so cool. The hippest tech, biggest cars and newest kicks, everything will be uber exclusive. This is good for america because reasons.

I'm actually pretty sad reading this after the library and community work you shared recently. We'll need more folks like you to stick around, people that can get positive change done. But also totally understand, need to do what's best for you and loved ones

You're not wrong, but these are at least high quality O'Reilly guides. I wouldn't share if it was just another mid Packt bundle.

"Look now, things fall off of trucks all the time"

Breaks trophies too, unless Sony disables them when it's used.

Gandalf offering literal bread and circuses heh.

Albon really is cursed, man can't catch a break this season. Feelsbadman

That page was deleted and reorganized here under "Korea" - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_Korea

Maybe cooking isn't for me.

I expected this to be smaller everyday objects but they have like DIY game consoles, telescopes, green houses, lots of useful projects. Awesome compilation resource.

Dongles are usually 2.4ghz radios, supposed to be lower latency and more stable than Bluetooth.

Edit- in reality though, bluetooth has come a long way and generally more convenient, users likely wouldn't notice a difference in day to day work. Personally I still wouldn't recommend gaming on a bluetooth connection when latency and micro stutters matter.

Embracer Group is definitely widely known for their generous treatment of staff.

Shit take. Not everyone can be Eric Barone or Daisuke Amaya.

What does matter though is that if we as Linux gamers want them to care, they need to see that Linux users are generating revenue. They're greedy corpos and revenue is all they give a shit about.

I appreciate you mentioning this, I agree. If linux made a blip on a chart, executives would prioritize figuring out a solution.

I'm not sure what your point is? Perhaps I incorrectly assumed this was obvious but yes - if players do not financially support a game, even "free to play" games, those games disappear. There is not a single company on the planet that is going to continue investing in a negative revenue project for funsies. The teams working on the game are relocated to other projects or laid off, and the game shuts down.

If you believe I'm in the wrong for supporting a game that, until this point, was friendly to linux - then so be it.