Womp womp, bad game runs bad

Oh wow any more jpeg? Sorry the screenshot is very old and apparently Google has decided this would be the only copy.

I agree with the philosophy.

If you want to have an aneurysm, I present to you my setup from when I was deep into ingress:

It’s a built-in one called “sticker”

Here’s the original picture if you want. My phone says I downloaded it off of Lemmy but I couldn’t tell your where.

I bought a lifetime license because I definitely do not need another subscription in my life but tbh the free version is completely fine

Sybau

Niagara:

China is restricted from buying the machines necessary for high-end semiconductors, so not china either

It’s really just that Linux is the only thing where it’s possible to run an envient version on modern hardware

Publishers under the impression that they somehow deserve “billion of dollars” more money than they already get for checks notes being a middleman.

I suggest you put the Markov chain stuff in spoilers, that way it’s easier to ignore.

I mean, signing a change.org petition has resulted in absolutely nothing, ever, so it’s not like your vote is exactly vital here

Who fucking cares what the reddit mod of /r/macos thinks man…

My latest project runs on a VM I use vscode’s ssh editing feature on. I edit the only copy of the file in existence (I have made no backup and there is no version control) and then I restart the systems service.

So what if I mess it up? Big deal. The discord bot goes down for a few minutes and I fix it.

Same goes for the machine configs. Ideally the machines are stable, the critical ones get backups, and if they aren’t stable then I suppose the best way to fix it would be in prod ( my VMs run debian, they’re stable).

The drivers are generally available pretty quickly, however I find that stable distros do not ship them, which is understandable but unfortunate. Debian (my beloved) is egregiously bad at it.

Yeah it does

Doesn’t this mean that the system is never up to date? If so, please don’t.

Doctorow has never been a practical thinker. That’s just not what he does.

Pretty much all monitoring solutions on the market track cert expiration nowadays. I get an alert when any of my certs have <5 days left