KSP Atlas

193 countries have signed WIPO, and those that haven’t generally have political problems or are third world, unfortunately I don’t see a way out of that one if you don’t want to compromise something else for it

Grangemouth refinery recently shut down though

Replit is a vibe coding service now? Swear it just used to be a place to write code in projects

Can you use blender on an iPad?

I hate the influence of English on everything now ngl

Funnily enough, there’s a CSS framework called Gumby

Tormenting? That sounds a bit extreme

This seems to be quite a problem here, too many techy people and too few people with other interests, sure I’m in the first group myself but even then this is still a problem

The reality is, people will be using Linux on Windows hardware, people won’t build special computers just for Linux or buy a premade Linux computer, they’ll flash Linux on their Windows computer expecting it to work and get annoyed if it doesn’t, the person in the post is making very valid points and those issues should be worked on

Redox doesnt seem secure at all to me, i tried it out in a VM today and there was a publicly accessible file at the root of the file system containing unhashed credentials

Most likely

They just broke xwayland on my gpu so i’ve been forced to return to x11, bit of a backwards move

Japanese fedi server

Cache exists for a reason, that sounds like itd break programs, a safer method is probably having it be a ramdisk

Isnt there a popular PS2 hack method which is basically using a broken video?

Believe it or not, some people still use x11 (i dont, but many do for many reasons)

Basically everything here is for GNOME, does the KDE spin have any changes to that?

At least to me, KDE feels fairly modern

I do, i dont feel it looks bad and it works well for me, i used to use themes all the time but i feel the default one is good

Wobbly windows are in stock kde as an option, flaming is a thing with a 3rd party gnome and i think kde extension