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  • Ultra wide gaming works fine for Luanti, lol.

    (Which has vanilla Minecraft level graphics. I'm just trying to make you laugh with this comment.)

  • My ultra wide monitor has worked perfectly from day one on Linux.

    Currently I'm running an LG and Gnome 42ish, if I recall.

    But Linux has had excellent support for ultra wide monitors since before I started being able to afford ultra wide monitors.

  • Not Jumping Flash, after all? Neat.

  • "Images of historically significant military achievements or personnel, such as the Tuskegee Airmen and the first female Marine Corps infantry graduates, have been flagged for removal."

    Wow. That's pretty blatant.

  • Makes sense. I know there's some amazing Minecraft plugins that haven't been ported to Luanti, yet - and vice-versa.

    Of course, I'm happy to be on an open solution with Luanti.

    But I might run one of these Rust Minecraft engines for a weekend to revisit an interesting plugin sometime, if they reach full stable mod support.

  • Hmmm. I would be excited for these, except I already bit the bullet and switched to Luanti.

    Now that I'm spoiled by an insanely fast server, I do totally understand the desire to have a Rust Minecraft server.

  • Yes. I've actually shared a version of this chart with human resources to explain why I revised their post.

  • That's what resonates for me.

    We don't have email instances, and email providers similarly block un-desired content, but there's not a big fuss about missing out on specific types of spam. Lol.

    Similarly Internet service providers actually also block big blocks of malware providing domains, and accidentally sometimes block some great piracy resources. People who care learn to use a VPN or switch providers. Everyone else doesn't have to think about it.

    I'll argue that The Fediverse also carries extremely similar switching cost as an email or Internet provider. For an average user, "Let folks you care to inform know where you moved, and maybe copy over some favorite bookmarks."

    Sure, different providers do try to bring different lenses on the same federated content, but most people aren't served well by thinking about it on day one.

    I think shifting to the term provider is a lot more honest to the user about what to expect.

  • That's fantastic. Provider avoids the mostly baseless FOMO (fear of missing out) that instance can invoke.

    I think provider more clearly communicates that the majority of the desirable content is going to be available the same through any provider.

  • But we found a great example script using the API as a proof-of-concept in a way that doesn't help us.

    Next Thursday, we're attending the funeral of the user who posted it.

    We hope to meet some of their colleagues during the wake, and get a lead on ways to make the API actually work.

  • These are all accurate, except the first Waterfall one, who also doesn't go to Mars.

  • Finally

    Jump
  • Crap. I wish people wouldn't put my password on their monitors after I ask them to stop.

  • I've been meaning to check out fish. Thanks for the reminder!

  • I find Makefile isn't too bad, as long as I can stay away from automake and autoreconf.

  • Yeah. The best way to write any bash script is:

    apt/yum install PowerShell; pwsh script.ps1

  • Lol. That's true! There are DVD menu games with higher approval ratings than some CD-I games.

  • he also lamented that the firings may have already harmed the NSA’s ability to retain and attract top cybersecurity talent, as those affected seek more stable employment options.

    This is utterly embarrassing to who contributed to the firings.

    And it'll likely go beyond embarrassment, well into national security, before all the long term damage is fully counted.

    We're collectively breaking even at best, and getting our asses handed to us, at worst, and they're firing people to save a nickel.

    This is a textbook case of penny smart being dollar stupid.