Wow I had no idea how many services they provide and they do some serious numbers.
Wow I had no idea how many services they provide and they do some serious numbers.


What could they even do? The games work fine on linux


I dont like the look of the numbers


It adds a lot of extra risk since each node is a constant radio beacon that is easily trackable.
Compared with handheld radio that broadcast and disappear.


Qualcomm is merging a lot of drivers for snapdragon 2. Seems like theyre trying to improve on the failure that was snapdragon 1 on linux.


If they shut the Internet and there is a decent meshtastic network they will jam that as well.


The game that this is within already targets children with expensive micro transactions. So pretending like this changes anything is kinda dumb.
If its ok to buy fortnite skins its fine to buy whatever a $45 brain rot skin gets you and its extra funny that it can be stolen.


Ok thats actually funny to add $45 mtx. If people wanna spend money on a meme game like that who cares. If parents leave their card hooked up to their kids account thats on them.
I dont see the issue here.


Its funny reading the positive reviews and seeing thay they couldn’t even bother spending more than 20mins playing.
Props for it being open source but it seems like a shit game. Needs more gameplay polish I doubt AI was the problem here.


I havent found an English misskey instance so I havent been able to really try it out. At a glance it seems similar to mastodon


Ive got ideas in my mind but its hard to put them into realistic ideas of a site.


Gaas is the best model for online competitive games. Best value for developers and players.


That doesnt sound like save scumming to me. Save scumming is usually referring to reloading a save over and over until you get the RNG you want. Like an xcom mission where you need to make a 25% shot and you save and reload until you hit that shot.
So for bg3 save scumming would be seeing that you have a low chance to get a roll, saving and then reloading until you get lucky.
When ive used a project for a while and i have extra cash I usually do a 20$ donation. Ive been low on money last year so I only donated to a few of the projects, listenbrainz and Lemmy.
Ideally I want to donate a small amount yearly to all the projects I use.


Even the simplest things fail sometimes


Awful, one of the first things I disable along side 1 click folder opening.
I read a kubenetes engineering post that seemed to have the some conflicting info and preformance testing to show. Specifically with point number 3
https://kubernetes.io/blog/2025/08/19/tuning-linux-swap-for-kubernetes-a-deep-dive/
The blog above shows that swapiness should be 0 on workloads sensitive to high I/o latency. Whereas the misconceptions says turning off swap to reduce I/o trashing just shifts the problem elsewhere. I dont have the technical knowledge to know who’s right in this situation.


Fun and weird ways of using the internet socially. Fediverse has the unique opportunity that you can build anything and automatically reach people. I’d like to see people really push the idea of what a social platform looks and acts like.
Debian Trixie ships a new enough version of plasma to contain HDR