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  • Vortex Mod Manager from Nexus Mods will be supported for Linux/SteamOS

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  • Once I got the hang of deployers (and got used to repacking poorly packaged mods...), I found Limo to be better than managing mods manually... But yeah, the windows alternatives have way better UX

  • When you see somebody do this, you know they've got the experience

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  • ICE is using Medicaid data to find out where immigrants live - States fear immigrants will shy away from seeking health care.

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  • The Whitehouse doctored an image of an arrest to make a black person look like they were crying. The pain, suffering, and death of minorities is 1000% the point.

  • Sweden | More children under 15 should be able to be searched, government proposes

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  • We call that the 'Epstein Frisk'

  • When you see somebody do this, you know they've got the experience

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  • Pull on the Forward Assist the same way one would pull back the slide of a pistol to chamber a round...

    It isn't a charging handle.

  • Vortex Mod Manager from Nexus Mods will be supported for Linux/SteamOS

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  • I've been using Limo and I like it; it's quite flexible but not very noob friendly, which is a two part problem.

    First is how deployers work and which ones you should set up (not easy to intuit).

    The second is inconsistency. Primarily in packaging from mod authors: archives based on path structure of game root ./*, library root ./game/*, partials inside the game folder hierarchy game/folder/./*, loose files, ... And unavoidably: sometimes mods include INI or other game related files that go somewhere else entirely...

    All of that is manageable, but not easily, especially for people who just want to click to install a mod like how the Steam Workshop works.

  • Removed

    I'm tired of LLM bullshitting. So I fixed it.

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  • "Trust" should only be for the supernatural, the axiom of reality, and your interpersonal relationships.

    Everything else can be proven.

  • Trump’s bizarre letter to Norway’s prime minister in full

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  • Removed

    Immich – A Self-Hosted, Open-Source Alternative to Google Photos

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  • Here's a link

    {OK but actually here)

  • [Video] Democrat presidential candidate favorite Gavin Newsom says Israel did not commit genocide in Gaza

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  • At least the Nazi's say they hate you. This slimy fuck will do whatever his consultants say. The only good thing he's ever done was let his social media team be slightly angry with fascists... That shouldn't be the bar, it should be the floor.

  • What do all the subgenres of music mean? How does anyone make sense of them?

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  • I love isekai anime but there are lots: the old 'technical' isekais that just involve going to another world, then there are reincarnation isekais, videogame isekais (& subsub genre of otome villainesses isekais), alt-history isekais, reverse isekais, death game isekais, ... (Etc) there can be a ton of overlap where they sometimes borrow tropes and themes or are influenced by one another. Each has a history and a sort of genealogy, but there all isekai. The nuances, or even the very existence, of the subgenres can often be lost on casual viewers.

    It's sorta like that. Less well defined, and often relational. Borrowing sounds and ideas, or tones and themes. Blues rock is rock than uses elements of blues music, like like how blues jazz is to regular jazz. It's an independent dimension from the main genre in that case, like punk rock... I wonder if punk jazz is a thing? Punk classical? Hmm...

    Each subgenre has it's own themes, history, and identity. For example, give the punk rock wiki a read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punk_rock

  • Ex-Sen. Kyrsten Sinema sued for allegedly breaking up bodyguard's marriage

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  • Ooooh that's good

  • Ex-Sen. Kyrsten Sinema sued for allegedly breaking up bodyguard's marriage

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  • I always thought the "how dare you fuck my partner" instead of "how dare my partner fuck someone else" was really weird...

    ... Story time!

    When I was about 14 I was with my second partner (17 or 18 then) in the back of a car with one of their friends. My partner started getting all touchy then leaned forward and shook their ass between the two of us, and they grabbed and put their friend's hand on their butt. I thought it was weird but didn't react much in the moment, just kinda withdrew. Later they said they were disappointed that I didn't get mad at their friend and get possessive / tell the friend to stop. Like.... What?! YOU moved THEIR hand and continued to encourage them; why on earth would I be mad at THEM?

    Unsurprisingly they took my virginity while cheating on me and left (: learned a lot of valuable lessons.

    But yeah, partners are responsible for their half of the monogamous contract: if they break it, I hardly give any shits about third parties (unless they should have told me, like a friend etc). But sueing them? That's even another level of weird

  • I have two questions

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    1. I haven't seen your examples, but animating on twos and threes is common and how they animate different elements at different cadences and the techniques they use is what imparts the sensations of clarity, smoothness, speed, and impact. A well animated 24fps can easily be superior to 60+ slop that neglects the fundamentals. There are times where more can be beneficial, and there were some anime's that leveraged ~60fps in specific scenes (in the days of interlacing) but it was used quite sparingly, usually during moments when they wanted an uncanny feeling or detail clarity in high motion; but they'd still use much lower cadences for the vast majority, and not just for cost reasons.

  • What's out options if they do ban VPNs?

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  • Also worth noting that traffic obfuscation would become much more important, as a crackdown on VPNs would likely also be accompanied by a crackdown on privacy-oriented tools

  • NASA acknowledges record heat but avoids referencing climate change

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  • "Clima-.... Uh ... The prevailing trends of weather patterns in the region, have been cha-... Uh ... Subject to variability with increasing delta, deviation, and bias values ...?"

  • Human activity helped make 2025 third-hottest year on record, experts say | Data leads scientists to declare 2015 Paris agreement to keep global heating below 1.5C ‘dead in the water’

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  • On the plus side, we exploited these harmful resources to benefit the economy and improve our quality of life. Right?

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    Decorated US veteran, Sascha Riley, details the sexual abuse he experienced and the torture and murder of young girls he was subjected to as a victim of Epstein/Trump in recorded calls

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  • Anyone got a source that's not some dude's substack? I swear, I'm about half way to just blocking that domain

  • Protester blinded, skull fractured by DHS agent during Santa Ana demonstration, family says

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  • They're supposed to be fired at the ground, not people. But ACAB.