DarkThoughts @ DarkThoughts @kbin.social

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Oh so Stalin and Mao were communists and ruled over a communist economy? Good to know that we have that finally cleared up. 🤡

If you're such a fan of starvation then please, do us all the favor.

Lemmy.ml user using a hexbear hosted picture in a classic self-own. 🤡
If you're such a fan of starvation then please, do us all the favor.

Hexbear.

Cancel culture.

The Lemmy devs, who are also tankies, yeah.
Tankie is as much of an "insult" as Nazi is. Spreading disinformation & insults and glorifying Stalin and Mao while defending modern ruscism is just as vile and should be cancelled just the same. And it's funny you say well-"modded" instances. I assume you mean moderated, which isn't even done properly on Lemmy.ml itself, as they completely ignore reports of insults & disinformation from tankies.
Whatever. Thanks for showing your true colors. At least I can tag you appropriately now.

I told you already.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActivityPub

Have you never talked to someone on #Mastodon yet? They all use ActivityPub as a protocol.

No. Federated = bad, thus it is red.

Beautiful.

Instead you went with the tankies and think that's somehow better? lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,extend,andextinguish

Or what Google does right now with Chrome and web standards.

X = Federated = Bad
It's not rocket science.

I was more thinking of some Batman villain.

Your request has been blocked due to a network policy.

lmao

Kinda misleading.
First of all, games do not have to be on Steam & launch through Proton to be able to run on Linux. Wine hs gotten extremely good too, even if it may require a bit more tinkering in comparison.
It's also not like this because of the Deck. Proton has been on a good run for several years now, which was very much evident based on the stats on ProtonDB. The Deck helped more with popularity & spread of Linux, rather than actual compatibility.
And those unsupported titles are almost all competitive multiplayer games. Regular multiplayer titles that are mostly PvE focused work usually fine under Linux.

Sounds like coil whining to me too, albeit a pretty loud one. It's typically GPUs and / or PSUs that are the culprit when they're under load.

Sad that something like this is even needed but the US is full of bigoted hypocrites that want to turn the country into a religious state.

I'm gonna be honest...
I didn't care about the main story lines of Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3, or Starfield. In fact, the one in Skyrim I never even finished. I have probably 1k+ hours logged in the game (not literally logged thanks to SKSE), if not more, but I always get too bored to even bother with the whole Dragonborn shtick or even the two political sides of the war, which also both suck ass. Like, I can of course sympathize with the people there getting invaded, but they're also such damn xenophobic assholes that they immediately lose me when it comes to support them.
For Morrowind I don't even know if there was much of a plot. I remember the boss in the volcano but not really what led up to it. F3 I completely forgot pretty much all of it so that was probably also not that interesting. I think Oblivion was kinda okay but also not super memorable - at least it had a dragon which gets brownie points from me. I tried getting into NV at some point but the performance on modern hardware was so bad and the beginning so boring that I couldn't be arsed to continue.
It's pretty much 80% open world + mods that make those games for me, not the lame ass plots. So if it weren't for the mod support, I'd probably not even buy the games at all and I just can't believe anyone who claims anything else about the other games storylines.