It’s just a meme without any deeper meaning. Laugh or ignore and move on.

For all their faults they don’t use kernel level anti cheat. Both StarCraft 1 and 2 are free. StarCraft 1 should at least have LAN play.

My .dockerignore is a link to .gitignore.

“Possible” is relative. I did not factor in the energy and fuel requirements.

Of course he didn’t factor in relativistic effects. A journey to Alpha Centauri would be instantaneous for anyone traveling at light speed.

I made a proof of concept to see how it would be if you could accelerate/decelerate at a leisurely 9.81 m/s². You would approach light speed in about a year. So if you also needed a year to slow down you could reach just about any destination in the available universe in about two years.

People like to get a bit corny now and then.

Where were you when libxml2 die?

I was at house eating dorito when Lemmy ring.

“libxml2 is kil”

“no”

I actually used it the other day to grab a value from an xml file.

I usually make ~/Packages for various binary packages that I can’t add as repos for whatever reason. And ~/Packages/src for stuff I compile myself.

And ~/Games for games.

I just call it ~/Porn.

Yes, that’s the whole point of Linux on a phone. The ability to easily use existing software. The app already has small screens so using it on a phone should be possible without any trouble.

Use Nextcloud’s desktop client? Or the cli client with cron/systemd timers. Or any old webdav client.

Can’t wait for proper Linux phones to be more viable so that we have more control over shit like this.

Yeah, leaving unwanted ports open is a configuration problem. A firewall gives you just the opportunity to fuck up twice.

Well, then he dodged a massive red flag.

As is German tradition.

Nice. The slow driver upstreaming is what I hate most about Valve’s open source efforts.

This goes so far as to totally obscure the meaning of the original saying. It’s not just “The customer is always right.” It’s “The customer is always right in matters of taste.”

None of these things need GPS to function. Even planes. A compass, a map and a clock go a long way.

Yepp.

Got the survey the other day on my OpenSUSE laptop and my OpenSUSE Steam Deck. I’m doing my part!