

2 player NSFW ‘game’
I figured this was going in a very different direction.
2 player NSFW ‘game’
I figured this was going in a very different direction.
Congratulations Katie and Konqi!
You have 20 minutes to collect your (poo) cube.
They zigged when we all zagged.
Decentralisation has always been the answer.
Hi Sandy, I hope you’re doing well, but that is incorrect…
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You’ve mentioned in the thread you’ve on Debian 12 - have you installed mesa from backports?
The version of mesa on 12 is is 22.3.6 which is before the release of the 7900GRE and only very early RDNA3 support.
bookworm-backports has 25.0.7
If you read through https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/ you can enable the backports repo then just reinstall mesa (or dist-upgrade)
How?
Reddit, Lemmy and Discord the bad actors now, people here are the ones calling for ‘raids’ on websites, to dox people, to ruins anonymous internet users lives.
4chan is tame by comparison.
Just wrap your house in 3 layers of sarking instead of one.
Insulation, to stop the heat/cold, obviously
Three compromised wifi devices.
Three APs in Lab conditions is the start.
Be the change you wanna see or stfu.
I am, by not supporting these games financially, I’m hoping they crash and aren’t made anymore.
Live Service single player games are an abomination.
And it’ll be shut down in a few months anyway.
Single Player games as live services that die can take a long walk.
Moving away from MS Exchange is a massive undertaking, I don’t think a lot will realise just how hard that is.
The article doesn’t touch on whether they’ve also dumped AD and if they haven’t how they’re doing AD<>OX (Though at its core, AD is just an EEE’d LDAP)
As an aside to your post - have you tried Flacon.
I haven’t needed CUETools in years.
Drove one former program manager to spend so much effort on Linux that it became better than Windows for gaming.
Thanks Gabe.
*removes local unattend, SCM deployment only.
Broadcom has always been a kernel black hole.
So many routers stuck on Linux 2.6 or 3.4 due to Broadcom.
*Delivering nothing.
When he does deliver it’s more often a gem than a turd, but he almost never delivers.
Self Driving Cars? Nope.
BFR? Nope.
ITS? Nope.
Starship is an death trap - I’d trust a 737MAX over ever getting on that turd.
Tesla Roadster with thrusters (yes, he promised this) Nope.
One MAC might have multiple IP addresses.
You’re right that it’s unfortunate that one American entity gets to decide ipv4/v6 address space though.