RiQuY
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37·6 days agoThe problem are kernel-anticheats, and EA of course.
3·7 days agoLooks like APL to me.
Probably he is serious, you can get shadow-banned on TikTok/Instagram/Facebook by posting swear/obscene words on images. Obviously that thing doesn’t happen here, this is not China.
I don’t think the bad graphics are a fair complaint but the ugly ass UI or the game making my PC blow like a military air jet while still looking like poop, (after 10 years) maybe that’s the real problem.
And no, my PC is not under specs, I can play Cyberpunk 2077 or similar games just fine.
10·11 days agoI was legit asking if it just was a Pixelfed instance or a fork of the project with new features.
Isn’t it just a Pixelfed instance but yellow?
15·16 days agoAnd what part of the game is infringing a patent?
There are distros with Hyprland already built in the repositories, not having to build something make things considerably easier.
If you want an easy Linux experience maybe you should avoid installing your own WM, more if it is a tilling one.
19·1 month agoI think dumping your game cartridges is legal, otherwise you couldn’t emulate games legally.
Official site: https://www.cartreader.net/
I don’t understand why everyone assumes using a VPN means paying for a third party. I have Wireguard deployed in my NAS and I always have that VPN connection active on my phone to be able to access my LAN deployed services remotely, Jellyfin for example.
10·1 month agoThe option is only present on not Bussiness accounts, thanks for the reminder.
The 4chan game?
They save it.
My average was between 2 and 3 viewers.
I streamed for like a year and a half+ and I only managed to reach the 50$ treshold to cash out 2 times, so yeah, it’s very rough.
Having the latest software and not having to worry about reinstalling the OS every major release is the main point of Rolling Release.
If you want less updates and your are fine not having the most recent software you are good using a fixed point release OS like Fedora or similar. Although you are not forced to update openSUSE very often, you can do it once a month or if you know there was a recent CVE fix.