dubyakay @ dubyakay @lemmy.ca

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Fair enough. That's what I get for shit posting (as in skimming through threads on the loo)

OP's picture is in Canada though.

But why? Again, the perception would be absence or presence of light on a standardized indicator.

FYI signal lights are much more strictly regulated in Europe, such as position, colour, shape and strength.

This study is from Austria.

It's doesn't matter, since the absence or presence of light would still be perceived by colour blind people. It doesn't change how they would drive, as they are already driving with the knowledge of colour blindness in mind when looking at tail lights.

biggest problem is that API and post history only goes back 1000 comments. If you have ever made more than 1000 comments, the only way you are going to scramble them as nonsense is if you manage to find a permalink.

Go for it! I declare it as CC BY-NC.

Edit: the happy cardboard box is IKEA's product.

The relatively bad linux experience, plus all the news about nvidia being the scum of the earth, is what made me go with a solid AMD card instead.

Just do it like me and create a couple accounts here and there while also migrating settings.

The first thing they'd do would be to defed ml, grad and hexbear anyway.

Although I wouldn't blame them for the later two, but the whole point of .ee was it's reluctance to defed.

Or you could travel at any speed.

Isn't that a fork lift of it can lift 4m high?

Could be. It's not a fork lift though, and was completely electric. Kind of like this but in yellow, for moving two pallets at the same time:

This was mid to late 90s though in Hungary. I assume they've all been replaced by either automation or just single electric ones since.

I was 16 on my first summer job in a grocery store warehouse, and the day one of the adults tasked me to start driving the pallets around, two at a time with the long electric one, after putting pallets together for days, felt like the best day of my life.

I kept doing that job for every day forward voluntarily, while no one else would. Until the miserable fun police came and assigned me to a shift in the walk in cooler/freezer section in the basement. Sure, all the Neapolitan and yogurts I could stomach, but I also promptly got a cold that floored me for days.

Fuck you, Steve.

wow, the KDE Advanced Text Editor in person!

It's the very reason I am using Arch, just so I can be true to spamming "I use Arch btw". Genius advertising.

I use Arch btw -sniffs fart-

I've solved this by having kids and making friends with parents at playgrounds, eventually finding fellow nerdy linux users that also bike a lot.

People keep saying Bazzite now for distro. But as a relatively new linux user (since last summer) I've managed to make things work with Linux Mint, arch and Fedora no hassle.

Heroic launcher (GOG, Epic) or Steam will handle proton&wine for you. Just need to check a check-box in the game's config on whether you want to run native or proton.

Adding to what the others were saying, proton has an unaffiliated website for reporting purposes, protondb.com. It tallies user reports of the games working or not. The data is associated mostly with steam libraries.

I don't have a lot of games in my steam library, relatively speaking, barely over 100. But there are zero games that would not work on Linux for me:

In this context Platinum means it works out of the box, Gold means some users experienced minor issues (mostly older reports by nvidia users) that required some tinkering with launch options, such as setting an environment variable. Silver and Bronze mean gradually more tinkering required but still works. This excludes native apps (which do not use wine/proton) and borked apps (of which I own zero).

Note, that this is a translation layer, not emulation, and often games can have better performance under Linux thanks to the system not getting bogged down by the OS itself.

Also note, that 99% borked games are due to kernel level anticheat and DRM being implemented improperly by the game developer, which proton can't handle. You can still make it work under Linux, but you'd actually require emulation for that, instead of proton.

Edit:

Another screenshot of the top50 played saturation to show you what to expect.

Learn what? They've been relativly silent throughout the 12 years from announcement to release.