Software/DevOps engineer, and pretend gamedev
When I switched during the API blackout, the first issue I ran into was just a lack of content. That’s definitely been resolved since. I think at this point it just comes down to how well they can pick up on the concept of the fediverse, and picking an instance.
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I play Genshin Impact on Linix just fine :)
Yeah, it’s got the same limitations as MS Paint in that manner. Since you’re using ellipses and not rectangles to get the faces, I’d expand the canvas and move a face there, and then move it where you want after moving the old face, then crop again.
That face is glorious. My mood has skyrocketed.
For years and years I’ve been using this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/yesscript2/
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My brother faces a similar problem. Running a business is a great way to get the chance to make a living doing something you love, but in order to be profitable you have to balance what you want with what customers want. If she’s dead set on what she makes and how she makes it, there’s not much you can do.
Depending on their place in the chain of command, either a capitalist or a wage slave
Unfortunate to see that Revolt hasn’t really changed much since I last tried it out. It’s the closest alternative I can see that seems like it would actually look like a replacement for the average Discord user.
It makes it look like a shitpost at a glance lol
I desperately need a competitor to come in. They’re trying to raise my bill 50% right now and there’s not a single other broadband service at my address.
Desktop and Surface Laptop Studio: KDE Neon, because I like when my desktop is pretty and hate when it works sometimes Homelab server: NixOS, because when it dies (for the third time) I have no plans to dispense any time setting it back up.
Yeah, all of mine are usually just there to spit out binaries to use locally and alert me to any new dependencies slipping by. I once worked at a company that would ship web apps with databases that only ran in a container so that they could make each layer of its image a migration. It made CI take upwards of 40 minutes for just regular PR builds.
And then there’s people who are just allergic to containers. If you want me to work on your C project, I’m not leaving dev libraries lying around or wondering why something works on my system and not on others. I’m building a Dockerfile that has only what should be needed to build and feeding make through a container and volume binding the output.
Edit: I hate flatpak and snap so much actually lol. Most of the Dockerfiles I write are just building apps from source that don’t distribute any other way. I’ll even accept AppImages, but if you make me use flatpak, I will not hesitate to start building from source.
And yet some linux devs look at me using containers for development like I’m the Demon Lord of Overhead
That’s fair enough. I can’t say I’ve used Mint very much, I’ve just known it as something to suggest to newbies. My brother revived his 2009 Macbook Pro with it, but it’s so old he mostly uses it for character sheets during Pathfinder night.
I love nixos for my homelab! Out of curiosity, why C tier for KDE Neon? (My desktop and laptop both daily drive them, and I’ve loved it since abandoning Ubuntu post-Unity)
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Quick, get into a war about your favorite character in Iconoclasts!