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Apex Legends Global Series postponed due to mid-match hacks gamingonlinux.com/2024/03/apexโ€ฆ

#ApexLegends #Cheats #Hacking



Steam breaking records again hitting over 36 million players online gamingonlinux.com/2024/03/steaโ€ฆ

#Steam #PCGaming

in reply to Liam @ GamingOnLinux ๐Ÿง๐ŸŽฎ

Content creators seem to play a big part in game popularity these days. I only knew about supermark simulator because I follow sips on twitch and he started playing it.


Revealing the first agenda slots for Nextcloud Enterprise Day! ๐Ÿš€

We're adding many insightful talks from inspiring speakers:
๐Ÿ“… Join us April 24 in Munich, Germany!

Donโ€™t miss out: 5 days left to register before the Early Bird tickets are sold out!

nextcloud.com/enterprise-day/


in reply to Muse

I'm kinda intrigued by the presence of the musical key notation on the right side.
in reply to Muse

I suspect this illustration occurs in the margins of some liturgical music.



in reply to Eugen Rochko

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in reply to Eugen Rochko

I asked my Japanese girlfriend what she thought about the stuffed toy: "It would not sell. It is not cute enough, and it is way too big."

I also expected her to say it is way too big. Space is so scarce in Japan. It is mostly mountains.

yes your girlfriend is cute, but the Japanese are the world experts on making cute stuffed animals.

Is it mostly men on Mastodon in Japan?

I do want you to make money.



Beatrice โ€˜Tillyโ€™ Shilling was born in 1909 in Hampshire. She became an aeronautical engineer & daredevil motorcycle racer.

In 1936, Shilling joined The Royal Aircraft Establishment. 5 yrs later, she led a team that designed a device to prevent Merlin plane engines from stalling during flight, which helped the Allies win WWII.

Shilling was also the 2nd woman to earn a Brooklands Gold Star for lapping the track at >100mph. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatriโ€ฆ #science #history

in reply to Sheril Kirshenbaum

TY!
Found this and wrote a post for FB. Credited your post.

kenleyrevival.org/content/histโ€ฆ



Not All Constructive Criticism Is Valid #Linux #YouTube youtu.be/p2i5dH3WbZA


Beautiful #sunset here tonight with forsythia in the foreground



I like how BLAST at NCBI has all typos coveredโ€ฆ


Long awaited community update is here! Introducing PineVox and bone conduction headset (help us find a name!), IronOS progress, PineNote insights, and PineTime news! We also cover cluster failure, state of services, and the future of the community updates. See you in the upcoming Q&A!
pine64.org/2024/03/17/march-upโ€ฆ
in reply to PINE64

Bone conducting headphones, eh?
Was originally going to say PineVibe, but a couple of people got to that name before me. It's honestly a good name.

Since that's taken, how about PineBand, PineBeats, PineBuzz, PinePulse, or PineRezzin (resin/resonant).

Bonus: PineChime would be a good name for a doorbell cam.



I had another "blogging Sunday" where I connected my nascent thoughts on trying to de-feudalize my own community, @ntnsndr's new book, Benjamin Shestakofsky's new book, and Tim Berners-Lee's open letter on the 35th anniversary of the Web. lincolnwebs.com/2024/03/17/feuโ€ฆ
in reply to Lincoln Russell

wow thank you so much! I am actually reading the other two now as well. Behind the Startup is such an important book, I can't overstate how much we have needed a careful study of the impacts of venture capital.


Nikole Hannah-Jones wrote a long piece about how conservative groups have โ€œco-opted both the rhetoric of colorblindness and the legal legacy of Black activism not to advance racial progress, but to stall it. Or worse, reverse it.โ€ nytimes.com/2024/03/13/magazinโ€ฆ



@Friendica Support @Michael Vogel Beim Aufruf meines Kontos gerhardsgedankenbuc@squeet.me werden nach wie vor Aktivitรคten angezeigt, die es nicht gibt.
Gibt es eine Mรถglichkeit, diesen Fehler dauerhaft zu beheben?

in reply to Liam @ GamingOnLinux ๐Ÿง๐ŸŽฎ

Using Lemmy since the reddit blackout, quite a nice place.

When the blackout began, it wasn't quite ready: the servers couldn't handle the load (not only because of the hardware, but also because of Lemmy itself), moderation tools wasn't good. But the situation improved a lot since then.





VKD3D-Proton version 2.12 adds NVIDIA Reflex support gamingonlinux.com/2024/03/vkd3โ€ฆ

#Linux #SteamDeck #Proton




Nearby houses: farm and otherwise.
The house with the little white gate has had the same family living in it for over a hundred years. The elderly gentleman and his wife who live their now are still building with their own hands an extension to the place.


Latest comic: Electric vehicles gone wrong

I'm fine with the soft, whirring spaceship sounds that some EVs emit as a safety feature to alert people that they're moving. The new Dodge Charger EV comes with a deafening 126 dB roar, which is just plain obnoxious.

#cars #ev #evs #transportation #gender #marketing

in reply to Jen Sorensen

WTF? However marketing asshole who came to with that idea should be suedโ€ฆ

126 dB is well above the danger threshold. People are not supposed to be exposed to 90-100 dB without par protectionโ€ฆ

Or even 85 dB, actually, if it's long exposureโ€ฆ

USA: We make stupid ginourmous electric cars with fake engine sound at 126 dB.
France: We make anti-protesters grenades that produce a 165 dB blast to equip far-right-voting brailess militarized cops.

Fuck them allโ€ฆ

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in reply to Jen Sorensen

Sounds like they are tailoring for the American market. Rumor has it, a European vacuum-cleaner manufacturer used to adapt their models for the American market by removing the muffler and adding some dead weight. That made them appear more powerful, which was what sold there.


It is striking that a plurality of my students' homework this week involves fantasies of abruptly ending social media.

The assignment was to plot a world takeover.

nathanschneider.info/2024/03/sโ€ฆ



That's the ducks here at the moment. They are out making new nests of babies, and I had to stop the car THREE TIMES the other day to let them cross the road. At one point I had a truck behind me and I was yelling, "DUCK! DUCK!" I don't think the duck could hear me, plus I was giving it terrible advice!
in reply to Muse

I think this particular goose is attracted to donuts!


We need this in Hurstbridge. Public Transport Commission is building a new set of tracks near us, and now it's buses until the tracks are completed!

in reply to Muse

Fun to clean if kitty gets sick in there. And what if kitty crawls in there to die?


Every "Bug" Is Another User's Killer Feature #Linux #YouTube youtu.be/cCkokmAoFIw
in reply to Brodie Robertson

I feel live you shrug off undervolting a bit. You said it makes the card run slower, but that's not necessarily true afaik, it is just more unstable. You set the voltage limits and clock rates at specific power level bands. If you get it right, you use less power per clock so can increase the clock rate and thus performace for the same or less power and heat. This makes sense for example in crypto mining where you have a consistent heavy workload, all the fine tuning can pay off.


Debating The Linux YouTuber Hit Pieces #Linux #YouTube youtu.be/0ChTMpoIiZ0
in reply to popey

It is completely reasonable to avoid people you don't want to associate with, in fact I wish more people did that instead of spending 12 hours a day on Twitter arguing with people they hate. Maybe I didn't word it properly but the only comparison I was making was between the comparable actions, making a video to call someone out, is the same as writing an article to call someone out and in both cases they were ill informed pieces.
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in reply to Brodie Robertson

@popey Having certain people around will drive some other people away, kicking them out will drive yet other people away. You can not welcome everybody equally, so you need to pick and choose which people you want your project to be associated with.

The problem starts when kicked people raise a stink about you elsewhere on a new channel to a new audience. You can not reach that audience yourself with your normal channels, so you feel the need to answer on that new channel ๐Ÿ™


in reply to Muse

The story I'm interested in too @Muse!

What I can see is the warning advice, "Caution" as in ็•ถๅฟƒ dang1xin1, and ไปฐ yang3 "to look up, admire, face upward" (used as an adverb here) and ็ฌ‘ xiao4 to laugh.

The literal meaning is a warning that is a little surprising, content wise. Those birds it warns against must be frequent heavy sh*tters!

Where the belly comes in, unsure. Sure with that the translator vividly illustrates the sign's iconography! Colourfully adequate choices if you ask me. ๐Ÿ˜€)

The characters are traditional Mandarin, so the guess is the photo is from Taiwan, Singapore or, dunno, Malaysia?

@Muse
in reply to Muse

@Carsten Raddatz Some inspector must have received a tasty treat while laughing once!

in reply to Muse

@redj 18
What a cute grin! If it had eyes, they would be smiling too!

Quel joli sourire ! S'il avait des yeux, ils souriraient aussi !




"The Probable Infinity of Nature and Life: Three Essays" by William Emerson Ritter (1918).

archive.org/details/ritter_thrโ€ฆ



Yay #GovernableSpaces is on @bookwyrm! bookwyrm.social/book/1492984/sโ€ฆ


Ch2: Examination of the California Ideology, its "politics of no politics", frontierism and homesteading logic, and "faithless religion of exit." Stands to reason the tech does not teach political skills. Contrasts with homeplaces, Politics of everyday life, consensus building and basically microsolidarity.

(comment on Governable Spaces)



My WฬถoฬถrฬถkฬถSฬถtฬถaฬถtฬถiฬถoฬถnฬถ CatStation 4.0

#caturday





Proton 9.0 Beta 15 released and Proton Experimental updated fixing various Proton 9.0 game regressions gamingonlinux.com/2024/03/protโ€ฆ

#SteamDeck #Linux #Proton



HOLY MACKEREL I just howled laughing. Y'all sometimes it is a pure blast to be old.

'Researchers have discovered a new way to hack AI assistants that uses a surprisingly old-school method: ASCII art. It turns out that chat-based large language models such as GPT-4 get so distracted trying to process these representations that they forget to enforce rules blocking harmful responses, such as those providing instructions for building bombs.'

arstechnica.com/security/2024/โ€ฆ

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