@[email protected] I was a long-time Opera aficionado, only dropped it when they switched to WebKit (and then Blink) and the last Presto-based version became obsolete (TLS-wise, mostly). Switched to Firefox, with which I’ll stick as long as it maintains Gecko. Would love to jump to Vivaldi, but we need more independent rendering engines for the health of the web.

@oceane @antitaff

Link for when botsin.space shuts down: https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21771

@atomicpoet thanks for doing this, I was collating a list of the unreactive servers myself, but bidding your post is easier ;-)
Can confirm that these are the only servers that I’m still getting spam from in this wave.

@rglullis @Rooki (OT: the last paragraph in the post has a couple of typos. I believe it should be TINSTAAFL (also I recommend making it an abbr for the less informed), and there is an “under” that should probably be “understand”)

@petrstolypin @macfranc @enzoesco

QED

@enzoesco in tal caso @petrstolypin sarebbe un coglione e non varrebbe comunque la pena di argomentare (tempo sprecato), ma no, il fatto stesso che abbia cercato di insistere per l’argomentazione dimostra che è un troll.

@macfranc

@enzoesco ma soprattutto non si perde tempo ad “argomentare” con i troll. È tipo la prima regola di internet

@petrstolypin @macfranc

@HipsterTenZero @chloyster

I only just found this but, in case you’re still testing things, here’s a couple of hints:

1. it is possible to navigate in the dark;
2. it is possible to climb even without stairs, so you can usually get out of subterranean pits even tool-less; it’s extremely rare to get into an actual “save-ender” situation
3. as your tech level progresses, you’ll discover ways to automate most things;
4. do focus on getting ore; there are hints in the rock to where it may be.

@anarchiversitario @politica politici MORTI peraltro. Ci sarebbe da ridere se non ci fosse da piangere

@TootSweet this reminds me of https://github.com/philipl/pifs, the filesystem based on the normality of π

@mrdk @mathematics @[email protected] @[email protected] also this might explain why @mau saw some relation to Gray codes in the binary case.

@mrdk @mathematics @[email protected] @[email protected]
oh, interesting. It’s definitely related, although we allow different substrings to start at the same place, and this has a huge impact on the lengths (also it’s not cyclic in our case, but that probably makes things worse).

@SuperSynthia @dvdnet62 I’ll explain in two very simple words.

MOAR MONIES

@marv99 @Jenztsch I’ve also noticed that some games have patch .sh files too

@TheHobbyist this has been for a long while the idea behind Wine, but it’s one of those things that so far has never worked in practice. If the game or other program works fine under Wine, and people use it anyway, developers actually have no incentive to make a native port. And any improvements to the support typically comes from the Wine (or Proton) developers, with little or no support from the original developers. So in the end it really doesn’t seem to be working as expected in that sense.

@Telodzrum good to know, but I tend to avoid games without native ports, as a matter of principle. No Tux No Bux.

@hal_5700X

Windows only? 8-(

@glimse (joking aside, I wasn’t aware tags would come through this way, I’ll be more considerate about this in the future).

(I’ll fault lemmy for this though: it reinterprets the HTML as Markdown but then fails at rendering it in the title.)

@rikudou interesting, I actually have uBlock Origin *disabled* on GOG, and even disabled Privacy Badger to see if this was the issue (and reloaded after it). Despite this I see lots of warnings in console about cookies not having the correct CORS setting, so it might just be an issue with the more recent versions of Firefox being more strict in this regard. That’s a good workaround to know until GOG fixes their side, though, thanks.

@glimse Glad to be of service