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I guess that means Besos takes his place.

Good to see this is still getting updates, but oh boy does this need a UI update.

They value mac & cheese and chaos.

Refried.

Yeah, not to mention it’s a little violent for mixed audiences.

And I love both.

The tree is staring back send help.

The patriarchy hurts everyone, just in different ways.

I am so confused.

If you’re going to make a lewd ad about finding nuts, having his face stuffed between a man’s legs makes way more sense imo.

This is a sweet story, but I think the dad should’ve been a little concerned that a 3 year old is still crawling.

Edit: Y’all can save your “um actually”s, I was just poking a little fun. I know 3 years olds are capable of crawling. In my experience they usually just run everywhere.

Not so much “ongoing” yet, but I really liked Cyberpunk 2077 (game and anime) and I hope they continue that universe.

A truly life-changing piece of software (for me anyway). This project ignited my networking curiosity which led to an entire career.

Dropdown terminals always remind me of bringing up the console in video games—especially Quake 3 engine games.

The tradeoff of integrated, non-upgradable RAM is not worth it though. I know SOCs have many benefits, but gradually destroying the modularity of computers is probably the most anti-consumer and wasteful trend in technology.

INTERGALACTIC: THE HERETIC PROPHET, a new Naughty Dog game in the works looks like it might be Cyberpunk themed. It’s SciFi at least.

If you’d like to run them on the same Ubuntu VM, I’d recommend deploying them using docker, as that will make avoiding port conflicts much easier as well as keeping each application isolated.

You should also look into a reverse proxy so you can reroute traffic from your desired subdomain to non-standard ports (otherwise you’ll need to specify ports in the URL which gets weird). I recommend Nginx Proxy Manager which can also run in docker.

You could spin up another VM for Lemmy if resources get tight and you don’t mind the extra cost.

Bits are binary digits used for mechanical computers. Human brains are constantly changing chemical systems that don’t “process” binary bits of information so it makes no sense as a metric.

imagine someone tells you they measured the temperature of a distant star, and you say "that's stupid, you can't get a thermometer to a star and read the measurement, you'd die", just because you don't know how one could measure it.

It’s not about how you measure it, it’s about using a unit system that doesn’t apply. It’s more like trying to calculate how much star costs in USD.

I can tell you’re trying to make a point, but I have no idea what it is.