Infrastructure nerd, gamer, and Lemmy.ca maintainer
Personally I’m fine with paid apps here, lots of people use tailscale for example. I think the larger issue is the drive-by spamming without contributing outside of their own promotion thread.
I like the comment elsewhere in this thread referencing a subreddit that requires X comments over Y days in the community first.
They should hang out a while first and not have only posts promoting their software, and not only have comments in those threads.
The lemmy attitude is very anti commercialization, and they don’t know any better. That doesn’t mean we should allow it.
I think new accounts that show up to shil their app should be banned. They’re not actively participating in the community, it’s just spam. There’s been a huge uptick recently.
Not quite open hardware, but it’s minimal compute - https://www.slate.auto/
Most likely. You could try in another machine to rule out cable or controller issues.
No, it’s not a per instance choice unless you go and edit the code. Deleting a post hides the whole thing but comments are still available via a user profile.
Post a pic of the first layer on the bed. I suspect your z offset is too high and you need to smush it into your bed more.
Try turning off the setting that turns off the headed bed after a few layers.
Otherwise post a pic of your first layer.
bruh, seriously? why would they put backdoors into an app that they open sourced + run themselves on their own infra? that’s just asking for a massive fucking headache to clean things up after someone does nefarious things to your instance.
Some instances operate on an allowlist rather than just blindly being open, but honestly the number of problem instances is much lower than you might expect. Most are just wide open. Spinning up an instance will cost you some time and a domain, so it’s not exactly a zero cost effort.
Honestly I have no idea what “chan” has to do with this, I only know it as the japanese honorific. Edit: Oh, chan like 4chan? That one didn’t occur to me.
Thanks, just defederated us
For pc, very. I spent hours downloading rips of games off a BBS. One of the few games I bought was duke nukem 3d and that’s just because I wanted the build level editor that I couldn’t find a download of.
For consoles, less so. I had a pirated “100 in 1” nes cart of from China but all the games were crap. Cartridge copying wasn’t a thing.
I vaguely remember a n64 device that could load cartridge images off a zip drive or something. Nobody had one though.
Piracy became bigger again when the ps1 mod chip came out and we had brand new cd burners. Dreamcast too.
I’m partial to porkbun myself. Namecheap isn’t as good as they used to be. Avoid godaddy
Wow you’re just the dog whisperer, you know everything about every dog and every persons situation.
At this point I’m pretty sure you’re just trolling and enjoying this.
Unless my dog has magically learned to open doors or use an elevator to get down 5 floors, no there aren’t. He also has absolutely no desire to leave or explore without me.
I’m guessing you have a small dog? Maybe one with a lot of wanderlust?
My 80 pounds of fluff isn’t sneaking anywhere.
You could just train your dog to not run away from home, I’d call that the most basic thing you can do as a responsible pet owner.
Also not everyone lives in a house. If my dog “slips out”, hes got nowhere to go except an apartment hallway. That’s well worth not having matted fur around his neck.
The science behind this one confuses me. Bluetooth is short range, and gps is too low power to penetrate. There’s no way a gps will get lock from inside a ship, and someone would need a compatible app and internet to relay it out.
The issue isn’t the tracker, it’s the person with their personal phone and the app that relayed the position of the tracker while they were in cell range of the shore.
Maybe try it on game mode? I have a c3 too but haven’t updated in years since I rooted it.
Hdmi has versions. Your tv is probably only supports a really old one.