WhiteHotaru @ WhiteHotaru @feddit.de

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Not OP, but if you look at the Hello World code example, the “HelloWorld” class is visually divided at the l’s and the o and W are glued together. Looks more like “Hel l oWorld”.

Lovely! I am considering buying one for a while now. I think I’ll wait for the first end user reviews, but given that there is a whole Linux desktop behind it, it might double as a PC for school for my kids.

There was a meme in Germany during Chancellor Merkel's time in office. As soon as Merkel "expressed her utmost confidence" in someone, that person resigned shortly afterwards.

I recently read about https://murena.com/ which is a degoogled OS. Might be not enough for your needs, but others might find it useful.

Hotaru is firefly in English and this reminds me of one.

So you want to backup or do you want to file share/work together on documents?

For backup I use Spideroak for all our families computers. It did a solid job over the last four Linux laptops and MacBooks I used. I only backup the home directory and the external drive with my Photo Library.

For Cloud Storage I use OneDrive. I don’t have much to share, so this is normally enough.

Halfling Paladine

The term you and @Yote are looking for is enshittification. Cory Doctrorow wrote a blog post about this.

Are you aware, that 360 is a full circle? Opposite would be 180.

Tax and social security is US government too. These are basic dates, that every employer needs. In Germany the data your employer needs is:

• medical insurance company
• birthdates of your children
• marriage status
• your birthdate
• social security number
• tax id

So. Much. Pop culture. I don’t know what is more frightening: that someone pierced it all together or that I know quite a lot of those characters.

There are even old ninja turtle villains.

I maybe did not understand 95% of this, but it is cool to see people understanding the math behind computing.

You might be right. As the article says the employment rate stayed the same.

I guess this is mostly for older games?

It is called a programming language. I guess repeating some sentences or even the idea for a story is normal when you write a book or code a program.

See this comment for a readout: https://lemmy.world/comment/3783578

Ok. KSP and its 5 SPF gameplay did lower my expectations to modern games, apparently. Looks like I run BG3 around 15 to 25 FPS 🙃 . This is on the internal display. I didn't test the external one.

Be aware that a fast change in character could be a sign for a starting mental illness or a physical one affecting the brain.

If you feel, you are no longer able to reach your friend, talk to a professional how you could support your friend. And discussing based on logic and common sense might not be the way to help.

2000somethingx1600 is on the internal Display of that MacBook Air and it might be that my expectations to graphics FPS wise are not very high. Normally I play Civilisation or Kerbal Space Program and one of my most loved games is Master of Orion 1 on a whooping 640x480 pixels. I’ll check later, what FPS I get.

Baldurs Gate 3 was released on Friday on Mac. I played the preview and some hours on parallels and am glad now I can play natively now.

My problem is, this world is to big. I like role playing my character, even if it is not optimal. I read every dialogue and think: “what would Hsslek (my Githyanki Dragonborn Wizard) do?”

The great thing is, after around 50 hours I now have a picture of my character. A curious mind, not always fitting into Githyanki society, but counting on the Githyanki Warrior who shares his fate and is becoming his lover.