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  • Halo is one of my favorite games of all time, but a few of the levels were an absolute drag. Assault on the Control Room was waaaay too long, and to make matters worse, Two Betrayals was the same long-ass level, but backwards.

    If I were to completely redo a level from scratch, that would be the one.

  • Yeah, I use Ubuntu LTS on my server because updates make me nervous. I can't just update it all willy-nilly. If something goes wrong during an update, I must stop what I'm doing and get it up ASAP.

    A few months ago I accidentally deleted grub the morning before I went to an all day concert, and I had lots of unhappy people that were using services that I host. Luckily that was an easy fix.

    My laptop, though? I use Opensuse Tumbleweed. I'm fine with the rolling release for my laptop. Just not my server.

  • But how do I convert the docker-compose file to a pod definition? If I have to do it manually, that's a pass because I don't want to do it again if lemmy updates and significantly changes it's docker-compose file, which it did when 0.18.0 came out.

  • I believe there's a feature request on Github. If it is implemented, it will be behind a setting, and off by default.

    I totally agree with that. Back when I used Jerboa, which has this on by default, I saw some nasty stuff posted in comments that I didn't have the option to not see.

    But also, I made a bot to show live stats for hockey games in comments, and the logos of the teams don't render because of this. So I really wish I had that feature as an option. I would work on it myself, but I'm a bit intimidated to get working on a new project, as the initial work of getting familiar with a project is the hardest part.

  • Honestly, I feel like it gets an unfairly bad rap. Their fries are super good imo. I can get 20 chicken nuggets and a large fries, which feeds me for 2 meals, for $7. It's really hard to beat that.

    It's not great food, but it's cheap AF, it's really fast, and I think it's not as bad as people act like it is.

  • I used to love Avenged Sevenfold back in like 2005/2006. They used to fly confederate flags at their concerts, and even had custom guitars with the confederate flag panted on them. Back then I didn't understand the significance of that, but that's really fucked.

    At least they have apologized for it and said they regret doing it. I believe people are capable of learning from their mistakes, but tbh, I haven't kept up with them so I'm not sure if they have truly become better people than they were back then.

  • Okay, thanks for the explanation. I guess my last question is what's the difference between this and this? They were both posted today, but with different version numbers and the name looks the same to me.

  • This is what I use whenever I make my own services or am using a simple service with only one container. But I have yet to figure out how to convert a more complicated service like lemmy that already uses docker-compose, so I just use podman-docker and emulate docker-compose with podman. But that doesn't get me any of the benefits of systemd and now my podman has a daemon, which defeats one of the main purposes of podman.

  • Can someone please explain to me the wine versions and such? They always get posted here, but they're very confusing. Like what's the difference between this one another one that got posted around the same time with a lower version number?

    https://lemmy.world/post/6818625

    Edit: and now there's a third one. What's the difference between all of these?

    https://lemmy.world/post/6851863

  • When I was in college, I had a guy that I was working on a project with that did this constantly. At one point I looked at one of his files and the variables were named a, b, c, aa, ab, ac, ba, bb, etc. That when I was like, bro, you gotta stop doing this.