Wildmimic

Probably was more robust than an actual SCART cable too!

probably something weaker than my GPU here can run lol

Kate users:

Kansas doggie, titties, indian car, pink skirt are strange metasyntactic variables.

That might introduce more issues than help. If high speed particles impact your shielding, you might get a “particle shower” from the impact on your electronics. Radiation Hardening is part of the design of the chips - mainly creating less dense structures with bigger transistors, because they don’t flip as easily as the very small gates on a H200. That’s also the reason why most space based computers have the processing power of a system around 2005.

Wanted to say that - Random shit does happen, even to the most stable systems. There’s a cutoff in consumer hardware where selecting for more stability simply isn’t worth the cost such as radiation hardening. Best you can do is ECC Ram.

In addition to the other examples it’s also in the default installation mode for node.js - they use this to install nvm

Ya cant even blame someone non-technical falling for this if they haven’t been explicitly informed - it’s getting reinforced as completely normal by too many “reputable” projects.

Yeah, but at least this post is interesting; it shows how godawful humanity as a whole is at detecting bots in the wild.

2 out of 400 bad.

I agree, the cooler block itself looks very much like the reference cooler that came with my boxed AMD 2600x processor, and the heat spreader of the cpu and the socket look like the ones in the pc i am writing this from, which is an AM4 system.

That might be because of the current issue of users creating an account, make one post and then after a short while deleting post and account. It’s often something divisive or clickbaiting.

The discussion has been popping up in a few communities, for example here: https://lemmy.world/post/42127013

Might be that reddit is nearing the trust thermocline , but i’d wager noone in middle management and up is aware of it.

This really is the beauty of the fediverse: every instance has it’s own character, and even if we don’t agree on specific stances, we are still connected and it reduces the bubble effect massively. I believe this open discourse and the not-politial-motivated algorithm are the best way to reduce extremism, and if you don’t want to engage with a group you can filter it. @soggysandwich@piefed.social - if you find an instance which fits your believes better, don’t hesitate to switch, you can export and import your subscribed communities easily. Welcome!

This was the thing that made GIMP useable for me, after bouncing off it for close to two decades.

Just Nerd Things? It’s the only explanation i can come up with, at least when taking the time when this was decided into account

I am currently playing Witchfire, a Early Access purely single player 3d Shooter with randomized elements and a touch of dark souls and extraction shooter.

You play as a Preyer, an undead anointed by the Pope to hunt Witches in a war where the Church is on the losing end. The levels themselves are static, but the placement and types of monsters, treasures and so on is randomized - they change if you level up, meaning as long as you don’t do that, you can try mastering a specific stage. Dying is a lot like Dark Souls - You get one chance at a corpse run, but only your last death is recoverable. (It’s nice that even in death you keep progression-related items you picked up tho)

I’m really having fun, the game has an excellent atmosphere. I read a part of their dev team are ex-Painkiller devs, and you can feel that movement & combat wise.

and he looks a bit like surprised pikachu

American themed movie hero killing hundreds in creative ways: i sleep Drawn Anime Cyborg with cables and nipples: real shit

I will never understand this

It takes 5-10 reloads to get an page from IMDB lol

Yeah there is one project for wayland which creates a virtual input device and hooks into the hotkey system in kde plasma, but it’s jank af and adding more than one macro bugs out.

It doesn’t seem too complicated tho, might be a good beginner project for updating my 25 year old coding skills.

I’m the same with Roccat / now Turtle Beach. It’s not even their policies, but their hardware is easy to repair yourself if its a small fix, and i hadn’t any device die on me yet in the last 10 years where it wasn’t selfinflicted a.k.a drown the Keyboard in half a liter of soda - the second time; sadly the liquid reached the rgb-ic which shorted so hard that it melted before i could do anything.

Their driver support for linux could be better tho (have to switch to the windows VM and use USB passthrough to configure). has anyone a recommendation for gaming keyboard/mice which support macros and multiple layers under linux?