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  • Yeah I feel like this runs into the typical problem: you need so much rubber that the weight of the band itself is much much much higher than that of the rocket. So you need to add more rubber band for the rubber band, for which you need to add more rubber band again...

    The same as why you can't build infinitely high buildings. The materials are just to heavy compared to their strength

  • You can't lose stuff you bought just because the publisher shut down the servers.

    I mean that's exactly how it works right now. And depending on the exact wording of any laws passed as a result of this petition only the game itself or some or all micro transactions will have to be made available after official support ends.

    Public servers will either sell micro transactions themselves to finance servers or make all in game content available to everyone for free. I can see publishers having a problem with that.

  • Most likely, if they are forced to allow public servers after they shut down the official ones, they will pull some other bullshit. Like claim the game is still available, but the 300$ cosmetics you bought are not allowed on public servers because they are separate from the game.

  • Well if you operate a death machine it would be realy nice if you could follow the rules and not kill somebody. Of course the rules should be reasonable but being unable to follow them means you should not be operating a death machine

  • You most likely pay for a maximum CPU capacity and your Server cant go above that no matter what you run. Your vps provider doesn't care what that CPU power is used for.

    However with limited resources, the tarpit might use up all CPU power and the rest of the webserver will crawl to a halt.

  • Yes. But none of that is in the way of "the Linux desktop". A more unified system with less modules and components (you know, like systemd being a solution to everything) is actually beneficial for wide spread adoption.

    People hate systemd for design and philosophy but not because it keeps new people from adopting Linux.

  • Mammals mostly don't live that long and reptiles aren't the most cuddely. But sloths or primates can live to 50 years. And some birds can outlive you easily with cockatoos getting to 120 years occasionally

  • Yeah when they made witcher 1 they didnt think it would be part of a series and realy didnt see it as a canon addition to the books story.

    It makes the most sense to view the story on its own without the existence of Ciri.

  • Beeing able to access the file doest mean you know where it is. What happens if that file isnt recent any more? Android hides the file system from the user. "Recent files" is a prime example of that.

  • wg-quick creates a systemd service for each wireguard config you have. So if you set up a tunel called wg0, you should be able to run 'sudo systemctl enable wg-quick@wg0' This will make your tunnel connect on every boot. I have the same setup on my proxmox, so i can reach certain services of my homelab proxied through a root server (the other end of the wireguard tunnel)

  • Windows Gamers (who will never switch to Linux)

    So you accept that Linux is not the problem. We are litterally at the point where it will get mass Adoption in the next few years. That is what this post is about. That you can litterally go out and buy a fully complete gaming system preinstalled with Linux that performs better than the same system with Windows.

    We are very close to the point where the only thing holding Linux gaming back is marketing.

  • I dont know enough about electronics to say for certain but I think Holding down the key doesn't work from a technical standpoint. If you press it down before the relevant stage of the boot process is running there might not actually run any code to even detect the key press. And holding down a key doesn't continuously send new keypresses. Only "key down" and "key released".

    But 100% agree on the standardised key. And it should be something that ia on every keyboard and not behind an alternative funktion! No alt/shift/fn. Just make it enter or something!

  • Every time you enter a car there is a higher chance of "will I die during this trip" than when you enter a plane.

    Yes the "chance to survive a plane crash" is lower than the "chance to survive a car crash" but the chance to ever be in a plane crash is incredibly low, even when you factor in the number of cars vs number of planes etc.

  • 100% certain it would be more. And I wager it would actually, be more than linear. Double the number if people with guns and you get more than double the number of mass shootings.