

You can plug a DVD drive into the Steam Machine and it works.


You can plug a DVD drive into the Steam Machine and it works.
£12.71 x 160h = £2,033.60
$2000 = £1,476.85


Every recent remaster that saw passionate and committed modders called up and paid to canonise their contributions have been all the better for it. Aspyr releases come to mind.


It’s likely a cultural thing.
For instance all the countries you mentioned with space to eat in are also countries that have universal healthcare. So perhaps, in those other cultures, there is greater empathy for fellow persons and value in service to and hospitality for others.


This sounds infuriating, not just mildly infuriating.


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@LadyButterfly@piefed.blahaj.zone it would be really great if this sub had a rule that artists should be credited for their work and not have their credits cropped out of images, or at least named/hyperlinked in the post’s text.
It feels rather _un_wholesome to see someone’s hard work be purposefully cropped to take away their attribution.
Who is the artist? Their name has been cropped out of the image…


I’ve a similar board. Long-short-short-short means no graphics adapter detected, and then that pause with one short beep I think means no keyboard detected.
Edit: ASUS have stopped putting the beep codes in their manuals for some reason so I don’t know where one is expected to find this information out. It was in my manual but that’s a much older model.


Put a bird on it!


Bandcamp rules. Not only can you buy music but many artists also sell merch, sheet music, art and more. It’s a great, one-stop-shop to support your favourite artists.
And if you keep a look out, Bandcamp regularly email about “Bandcamp Friday” which are defined Fridays where they waive their share of the sale meaning the artist gets the whole cut!
He’s sucking in his gut to try and look less fat.


If this is the actual extension by Raymond Hill, it’s pretty trustworthy. They’ve been committed to keeping uBlock Origin open source, won’t sell data, and has stated they’ll never hand the project over, but simply archive the repo and let someone fork.
Ray got stung years ago when they tried to step away from uBlock (the original project, before uBlock Origin) and uBlock ended up getting taken over by the AdblockPlus lot. Ray doesn’t want to go through that again.
They’ve previously archived projects like uMatrix too, an example that they’re not looking to hand over projects to anyone again and leave it to the community to fork and maintain if they want to keep it alive without Ray.
If you’re concerned, fork the repo and maintain your own version so you can be sure it’s trustable.


It’s some variation on UwU OwO 3w3 which, as far as I’m aware, imparts simply “cute” from Asian cartoons/animation.
I’m equally baffled by it but I was there in the beforefore times when smileys were visualising human faces.
:-)


Know that if you break your streak, no one will be upset. You can post even without it being related to “Day 999 of…”.
Your health and wellbeing always come first. I read these posts every time and I do hope you’re not stressing yourself over them. They’re super fun but you owe the community nothing.
Have fun, enjoy yourself, and don’t worry if/when you miss a day/week/month/year/decade/century.
We’ll all be here to enjoy whatever you share, and if you decide to stop, please just let us know you’re okay since that is all that will be on our minds if you do decide to stop or take a break.
Happy gaming <3


I thought PSVR2 was wired to the PC with an adapter and cable?


.dmg is disk image, not device image. They couldn’t make it a paragraph without an error.
V2/V3/V4 are the microarchitectures to enable e.g. glibc to search for optimum libraries for the target platform.
x86-64 was drafted in 2000 and up until like 2020 or something, there was no way to discern microarchitecture differences to optimise compilation. So v2 is basically just anything since 2008.
Why Red Hat are moving on from “v1” - likely because they’re spending huge amount of resources maintaining binaries for that old microarchitecture and the cost dwarfs the revenue they’re making from continuing to support it.
With the security vulnerabilities found in older chips that require either a revised architecture or otherwise take huge performance penalties to mitigate (e.g. Meltdown and Spectre), most enterprise customers upgraded their hardware older than 2008 in recent years.
Thankfully this is Linux so while RHEL is moving on, Debian are still maintaining support for old architectures!
Whereas Windows 11 23H2 onwards killed x86-64-v1 support entirely.