mihnt @ mihnt @kbin.social

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Roblox doesn't run on Linux at the moment because the devs have blocked proton and wine. Which, well, pisses me off because I want to put Linux on my daughter's PC.

Damn, I just have regular old ADD. I guess I'm like a CRT or something.

Can confirm. In the thread because of the thumbnail.

Well, yes. I guess I was saying more that it can be done.

Poor wording on my part.

Oh, my bad. I see you're on world. I don't think the uploaded images in kbin's comments show up on there very well.

See if you can see it from this link.

Only use I've found for them on desktop personally is the web interfaces for local hardware. I did use it when I was playing with stable diffusion for a bit but never fine tuned it because stable diffusion kept crashing.

Did my image not load?

Anyway, there's a webapp application that came with Mint and I can use it to setup PWAs through Firefox. I use it for my two router's setup pages.

Here's a link to the git for the that application: https://github.com/linuxmint/webapp-manager

You can use them on Mint through their webapp application.

When will Blizzard fans learn

I mean, they play products released by Blizzard/Activision, so I doubt much learning will take place. Especially after all the decades of Activision being complete tools to their customers.

The second that merger was announced I peaced out. I knew what was coming after having witnessed what became of COD.

That's...their point.

That's the way AT&T used to be with their minutes. They called it rollover. Now they basically do everything but tell you to fuck off.

"Included".

Imagine getting a steam deck and you're out and about and you use your hotspot so you can play a game. Your game needs to be updated. Now imagine you have the $35 plan. You won't even make it to playing your game before you get throttled to 128KB/s.

Hotspots are the new thing they've modeled the plans around. First it was minutes, then it was texting, then it was data, now it's hotspots.

edit: I've been arguing about this with them for ages because we WERE on a grandfathered plan from when they bought out cingular. They got rid of our plan (Kicked us off said plan.) and these are the only 3 options they have left.

edit2: Forgot to mention. The rationale they give for this is that they "don't want people using their cellular data to replace their home internet".

Dancemyth

Bandcamp for those that prefer.

Are we counting replays of games here?

I hope they can never get their master link to go together.

Those bike repairers are the worst of all.

Mine yell at me in a British accent.

The Dollar Tree near me had Halloween decorations out already when I was there this evening.

Nobara is gaming centric, so no. Glorius Eggroll codes on a version of Proton and is the developer of Nobara. However, when I gave it a go I found it to be a bit buggy. YMMV though. (Nobara I mean. His version of Proton is amazing.)

I mean...with a good enough imagination.