Kissaki @ Kissaki @feddit.de

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What do you want to be beaten with?

Where's the "in secret" part?

You mean because what they proof-of-concepted or drafted privately wasn't publicly visible 8 days earlier?

I don't get it.

I don't think non-toxicity results in echo chambers though. The two are not mutually exclusive. Not even directly related.

IRC is a simple text chat protocol.

DCC is an extension for file transfer.

XDCC is a text command definition/protocol for interacting with irc chat bots offering files through DCC.

The limiting factor is accessibility/usability.

Having to set up an irc client, with xdcc, and then learning about xdcc commands.

I had them filtered out through injected css.

Such a visual and layout distraction with no use.

There's a link to the app page which then has the download. The first is incredibly hidden, and the second is quite bloated too.

The Steam Link app page may be useful for the other download links too - for Steam Deck to other device steaming. But I think the direct Flatpak link is fitting by itself too for other Steam device to Steam Deck streaming.

Dunno if you're targeting the emotional impact or drawing the line on interaction style - but being respectful and non-toxic does not cost anything more than the opposite. I certainly prefer interactions without toxic noise that have little to do with the people or topic involved.

???

I don't get it. I don't get the equivalence - if that's what you were going for.

In that context: Websites may offer alternative image formats for the same image. They may offer jpg alongside webp. It's just not easily discoverable by end users.

I wonder if they ever contacted github support, and what their answer was - rather than only posting on a public forum github doesn't feel compelled to answer or make official responses to.

IMHO here

This thread is on no stupid questions. Why go out of your way to be rude/smart ass?

What did you find rude or smart-ass about that statement?

Do you trust that they are safe to use?

Making an assessment on that requires a whole lot more context.

We trust in car safety because of regulation, established supposed Brand trustworthyness, and widespread use.

If teleporters had the same, and in terms of use at least significant precedent, there's no reason most people would use them. Traveling convenience would be a great upside.

Unser Those circumstance I'd be fine using them.

Be would mean now and here? Or the and there (where they existed)?

I don't miss anything about it. And certainly not the modem dial sounds I knew from memory/intuitively.

Imagine having to dial into the internet and having to wait 30s with beeping and whooshing sounds.

/e: It seems OP question was stated more broadly than the linked article addresses and people seem to reply to.

Isn't that what schools have to teach them?

It's a difficult ask, but if we consider schools the social equalizer and teacher of knowledge and work (approach, mindset, finding success), then learning why the devices or platforms influence us the way they do and how we can stick to tasks to complete them must be taught in schools.

Law drafts not linked?

The Steam Link Linux App Flatpak/on Flathub should be added.

I've been looking for a way to replace my Steam Link with the Steam Deck as a PC Desktop Streaming Target. And the Steam Link Linux app should be the solution.

What use is linking Steam Link store page when it can no longer be bought? Should at least be disclosed and put into context.