i always wait until the games are actually done (and priced reasonably), and that means nowadays that yeah, no 2024 games.

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how can you realistically enter that list?

its not like they bring in just anyone that learns it i guess?

this sort of thing is exactly what we need, thanks.

yeah thats how i find them, we have good app stores on linux that could use some community curation though!

its common on linux for software to be abandoned, only for a fork to pop up elsewhere and it gets annoying.

til about this one, nice. i wish discoverability for linux software was better.

these “advisors” might be mostly bots anyway, pair it with a forum thats probably heavily moderated to keep unapproved stuff off it.

append site:reddit.com or something and you may find actual people talking about the issue, much more useful.

thats a good point. its part of how they divide us.

i love how this guy is putting class consciousness into people.

the race, gender and politics discussion is important, but to get anything done we need class consciousness first.

at least output dmesg or get htop on the screen or something. you could find it on the internet if you look up commands to look like a hacker and thats not even 30 seconds of effort. i wonder how many other professions cringe at the shitty tv shows about their craft.

likewise, alien life probably even if just microbial would throw a monkeywrench in a lot of folks beilef system

oh god i have so many junk boards i keep just in case i need some part. ive stripped them for parts maybe a handful of times over years.

please send help.

the friends i have who game either cant afford it anymore, or are playing things rocket league and fortnite and gacha games for multiplayer now. 😫

people want to play with friends, and with gaming getting lonelier, i think people are seeking the parasocial relationships on streaming sites.

what are the practical advantages/disadvantages of this over vaapi?

and its actually pretty sad that he died of old age after a long comfy life

i usually advocate for a more restrictive license for commercial use, to avoid openssl type situations. where huge corpos will take it, use it to build big infrastructure without compensating the creator at all, and not even bothering to help with maintenance.

canonical and libreoffice are examples of companies that do commercial support contracts. proxmox is an example of free for personal use, but paid for businesses.

im talking about licensing and business models, by giving a few examples of how devs can be paid while being free and open for users, but paid somehow for companies. and how that doesnt necessarily mean it has to be closed.

is ubuntu not open source then? or libreoffice?

if so, sure.

i think you misunderstood it.

take a look at libreoffice, proxmox, pfsense, flexiwan, canonical, redhat if you want an example of this business model actually working, at different stages of success.