JustVik

I don’t know what solution could be more adequate in such a complex problem. But why is it necessary to compare humans with AI? Humans and AI don’t necessarily have to have the same rights, rather the opposite.

I’m sorry I didn’t notice. Then it’s a little unexpected.

And it’s not like it didn’t have a reason. A lot of closed “capitalist” software has been seen in not very good and honest actions. And the penalties for this were very light. Yes open source mostly is a different story.

Maybe it’s somehow related with the Great Firewall and they are not included in the statistics correctly.

JShelter and Decentraleyes. And uBlock Origins, but it’s already popular without me. :)

And a special keyboard with ~467 keys. One key for each syscall.

Ubuntu is no longer GNU/Linux distro. Linux is just a kernel.:)

So robotic behavior.

Yes, I hadn’t thought about such motivation. In this case, maybe it is possible to at least release only the code under an open/free license.

If only there was some mechanism to encourage developers to make games free at least after making some profit/payback. With such a mechanism, the store could develop financially. But personally, I haven’t come up with anything like that yet.

Then I’m sorry about your experience. Maybe it has something to do with the versions of programs/libraries specifically on Fedor’s distribution. If I have the opportunity, I could try to run this game, but I have Arch linux.

Maybe you could use Pixelfed for this.

Smalland

On protondb it has Platinum status https://www.protondb.com/app/768200/. It should work atleast with steam and proton. If I’m not mistaken.

If you really understand what your tools do (not how tools do it), you are a true professional (in this case, an artist). You use some tools to achieve a certain effect and you know what it will be like. AI “artists” don’t know what AI will do for them in the next moment. At least something like that.

Then we need to look at Ithkuil. It includes not only the features of European languages, but it also seems more difficult to learn. :D

I don’t think it’s because someone thought that European languages were the most important, it just seemed to the creator that it would make the language easier to learn. Maybe it was because he knew and spoke more European languages himself.

It’s hard to imagine that if you don’t live in rather small North Korea, which is heavily sanctioned, that Kim can somehow affect your life…

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Yes, x86 legacy is really confusing. Especially if you are going to write your own kernel or bootloader.