Truscape @ Truscape @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Much appreciated!

My appreciation, amigo!

Thanks, mate!

You did well!

Thanks, pally!

'Preciate it.

Contractual malicious compliance let's go

And best part, those skills translate to most linux distros!

OpenXR/SteamVR is an amazing system, and it's easy to buy a second hand headset and just replace the face gasket (The Valve index has them attached with a few magnets). Especially with games like VRchat, Half Life ALYX, and modded support in games like Minecraft, PCVR is pretty good right now for newbies!

For me, VR support. Rocking win10 IOT LTSC on my main PC until compatibility improves, but already switched to Mint on my work laptop (and likely the main PC before/during 2032)

What's the middle one? I presume it's Pawb.social, (unknown), and blahaj.zone, right?

AI slop? Text looks very non-uniform, link's name is misspelled, and the camera foreground/background focus doesn't make sense.

Shorter term: less foreign investments in the speculative industry casino of AI in their country

Longer term: A less brainrotted workforce

Free to play is always unsustainable without microtransactions unless the game is community hosted or open source. That doesn't represent the overwhelming majority of F2P.

Maybe I'm perpetuating outdated wisdom here, but my understanding is that HDDs can prevent data rot without being powered and accessed for 10 years, an SSD for a few months to a few years, and magnetic tape storage lasts far longer (archival usage).

By data transfer, I meant read/write speed, sorry.

I presume that the SSD wouldn't consume enough power to make this unusable, but SSDs tend to not retain data when they're sitting on a shelf. Additionally, I believe USB-C 3.0's speeds are slower than SATA, although I could be wrong on that one.

Damn near every application I install through the terminal requires sudo.

The only time I haven't had to invoke sudo was using the graphical flatpack installer included in Linux Mint.

Many of the people who I have had to support through my IT work would 1000% brick their system by following copy+paste commands using sudo instead of just installing a flatpack.

The choice isn't supposed to be for us hobbyists. It's meant for a "I would like to make my system protected from my ignorance, please".

• Tar smoke stick causes damage to internal components regardless, and will murder any resale value if there was any. Also a permanent smell will emanate from any exhaust ventilation regardless unless all your devices are passively cooled (which is doubt)
• Damn bro, love yourself sometimes
• Sticks to your clothes and the smell can't be easily removed even with a shower, know that from family who did smoke.
• Second hand smoke is still dangerous outside, also pollution.
• " "
• " ", but good on you for not endangering pets in your home
• Only gotta be unlucky once...
• I meant trash in your home/litter out and about, probably should have phrased that better
• Regulations advisement, not willing advertisement.

(Sorry, I tend to give corrections out of spite to sarcasm, you got me with the bait)

Apart from incredibly dense urban cores, the population density across North America is incredibly low compared to almost any other nation, except maybe Russia, Greenland and Iceland.

Additionally, cities are designed for automotive traffic, and the cost of redesign to solve that problem is prohibitively high, meaning it likely will never happen. Even in dense urban cores who seem to benefit the most from the infrastructure, the negative association of public transport with poverty and subpar service brings little appetite for people who already own vehicles to ask for trains/busses.

Then, on top of all of that "Not In My Backyard" (NIMBYism) is incredibly prevalent among wealthy neighborhoods, because most upper-middle class investments are in property values, using their home as collateral for loans. These actions to bring greater accessibility with more dense housing may lower their property values, which will lead to their hostility as well.

TL;DR: Too many people stand to benefit economically or structurally from the existing system to bring change for the collective.

That's definitely fair, but there is the argument that the largest source of change for major powers is through harming their economies.

Sort of like, I like the artistry from this person from X nation, but by giving them money, I am indirectly helping fuel the economy of X nation, therefore giving their goverment less incentive to change existing behavior.

The problem is that in order to achieve that collective impact, a whole lot of innocent parties who have no support for or active hostility for the existing regime are also badly impacted. Usually individuals will greatly suffer before the political or structural systems will ever change.

So it's a bit of a bind. Support Russian media, comes with the side effect of supporting the Russian regime, at least indirectly from their income flowing into taxes. End of the day, it's a choice to make.