

That’s why this is a particularly good game for emu devs to target, and they usually do things with a PC port before exclusives so they have a point of reference. This is a matter of proof of concept.
I’m an anarchocommunist, all states are evil.
Your local herpetology guy.
Feel free to AMA about picking a pet/reptiles in general, I have a lot of recommendations for that!


That’s why this is a particularly good game for emu devs to target, and they usually do things with a PC port before exclusives so they have a point of reference. This is a matter of proof of concept.


Have you considered who’s currently in charge of federal safety standards?
Removing stupid moves eliminates a lot of unnecessary to compute gamestates no?
yeah but how many of those moves are not stupid as hell, like my moves
how could you even take this seriously enough to be emotionally impacted by it


The following filter options can’t be translated into DNR rules:
strict1p, strict3p: whether a network request is same-origin as its initiator
Entity-based values for domain= filter option (webextensions #394)
redirect-rule=: the DNR API does not support redirect-if-blocked concept (webextensions #493)
Click-to-load embedded contexts through redirect=click2load.html filter option
Regex-based removeparam= modifier filter options
Exceptions for all modifier filter options are not possible
Workarounds exist for removeparam= and csp= by carefully tuning the priority property.
Many very useful regex-based filters used in uBO are not allowed, or are rejected by the DNR API (webextensions #344)
replace=, can't modify the response body (full support is only possible with Firefox MV2)
ipaddress=, can't use IP address as a condition to block/unblock (full support is only possible with Firefox MV2)
urlskip=, this requires programmatic steps to extract a URL from another URL (partial support, for strict-blocked pages only)
aside from that it is somewhat better than default ublock but that’s a pretty big list of issues.
All that’s left for disabling xwayland is the steam client itself for me.
They posted something about steam input working if I remember correctly so I think that’s solved.


Good luck making the case against president Cletus when trump is currently in office
If they did it again we’d win. Second wave will kill it I think.
Most of the reasons people didn’t stick around are technical, there are some social reasons but they’d rapidly get drowned out by the incoming wave or find nice instances that respect their… values.


Okay, fair that might be a way to survive (assuming minecraft apples have the same caloric intake as a real apple which i’m not certain of given they’re flat), but what about this: How would you pull up the inventory to trade with the villagers? You can’t speak their language and they aren’t intelligent.
it’d be a rough life without steves stuff


Hexapoda is now underneath crustacea, all of them are crustaceans.


It’s not android based anymore.


Matrix is fantastic but choose a client and server carefully.


Mastodon is better for following individuals, Lemmy for communities.
…what is the problem with coal plants if not emissions?
Anyway, my point is that most of those coal plants are essentially doing work for other countries, since other countries are importing their goods. It’s misleading to say china’s power is dirty when they’re doing practically the entire worlds manufacturing. Then there’s the population difference, the trajectory of green power, and the fact that there the coal plants are primarily used as toppers.
For two reasons
It’s not a valid metric. Per thing consumed china creates way less emissions.
You’re not using consumption adjusted emissions and are therefore accidentally saying nonsense, if you use consumption based emissions, the us is at like double… so uh no, they win there too undeniably.
Also the trajectory is better too.
i’m not saying china is great but that’s a nonsense point.
this may be the one, mastodon is mature and lemmy 1.0 is almost out… but I fear we may need lemmy 1.1 for it to actually be a good experience, since 1.0 is such a big breaking change.