In Lemmy, you can choose your languages under Settings -> Languages. The main problem is that Lemmy currently doesn’t have any mechanism to automatically determine a post’s language and instead relies on users to set the language for each post and comment. Therefore most content is marked as “Undetermined”.
My longest “one shot” ever ended up taking 52 sessions over a little more than two years. What started as a very simple local festival where the party tried to win a cooking competition led to (not in order):
I know at least one of my players reads this community so feel free to add anything that I may have missed.
A timeline in which parts of the world are so in love with capitalism that they think that 20-30 vacation days, affordable healthcare and the barest minimum of unemployment payments are basically a Marxist utopia.
Signed, a guy from Germany who has seen friends become homeless because their unemployment payments were taken away for reasons they had no control over.
I would say Framework 13. Maybe a bit thicker but it captures the Linux spirit of having something you can customize.
Plus people apparently don’t know what „algorithm“ means. Sorting by average rating is an algorithm. Filtering by genre is an algorithm. Anything that takes an input (a database of books), performs a discrete set of steps and produces an output (an ordered list of books) is an algorithm. Even if it’s not performed by a computer but yourself standing in front of your bookshelf.
Try if they charge. If yes, delete whatever data you find on them, then bring them to a recycling center. If no, think for a moment if you are important enough for someone to repair a phone just to get your data from ten years ago. Unless you have high security clearance for the government or a really large company, the answer is probably no. There are easier ways to get more current information about you.
The execs probably went from „how hard could it be?“ to actually talking to their r&d department.
Still not quite. It’s 1 Gbit/s („gigabit“) not 1 GB/s („gigabyte“) which is a factor of eight apart. Marketing departments often obscure this by writing 1 Gb/s which is technically a valid way of writing one gigabit per second but very misleading. I‘ve never seen an ISP advertising in byte-based units and why would they? To the untrained eye they would look like they’re eight times slower than the competition.
I think you’re mixing up your units… 1000 GB/s would be enough for a whole data center.
Sorry, totally off-topic, I know, but… you’re willing to pay what for internet?
I live in Germany. We‘re famous for having horrible high speed availability. But where it’s available, we can get 1 Gbit/s for the equivalent of 50 USD.
Oh, there won’t be any install-tracking. They will „rely on users to self-report the data“. Sounds to me like they didn’t have any plan for how to reliably track installations in the first place because this is CEO bullshit bingo that was never cleared with the r&d department. So now „I’m sure the users won’t lie to us“ is their best option.
One of the most controversial elements of the policy concerned how Unity would track installations of its software. Although the company first said it would use proprietary tools, Whitten said Monday management will rely on users to self-report the data.
Do I even need to comment on this or can we just get some popcorn and watch while they find out that self-reporting doesn’t work?
I wouldn’t trust chatGPT on this. Sure, there’s a good chance it gets it right but also a non-negligible chance it gets it catastrophically wrong and you accidentally delete the files or rename them to something that’s even harder to fix.
From reading your comments, I get the feeling you’re not being „suppressed“ for what you say but how you say it. On most platforms, you are very welcome to talk about the topics you mention but you’re not welcome to be rude.
Now, you mention that you are not from the US and I assume that English isn’t your native language (it isn’t mine either) so this might be kind of a language barrier that leads to misunderstandings. Do yourself a favor and re-read your comments before you send them. Avoid excessively long sentences, avoid accusations, avoid swear words. This will make you sound a lot less aggressive and sarcastic and people will be a lot more open to discuss with you even if they disagree with you.
Do those subs ban you for saying „woman“ or for saying words „like“ woman that are actually slurs?
Sorry but either you are leaving out important parts or you are making shit up.
It also tells me that this is the first time their internal devs have heard about these plans. This is the C-level‘s wet dream, not something they have actually implemented yet.
But hey, it can’t be that hard, can it? The code monkeys should be able to get it to work in three months, right?
Mostly practical reasons probably. In the movies, Twi‘lek were background characters. Visible for a few scenes each with not much to do.
Now you have characters who are on screen and therefore on set for a lot longer and have to do more action scenes. Having long and wobbly lekku would be pretty exhausting for the actors and in the worst case they‘d get in the way so much that they would have to reshoot scenes until they behave as expected.
Don’t Samsung TVs have Steam Link integrated? That would get you pretty far.
I have a similar problem but with an LG WebOS TV which doesn’t get a Steam app without jailbreaking. Currently, I have a Fujitsu Futro s920 thin client(upgraded to 256 GB SSD and 8 GB RAM) which can output 4k but performance isn’t great.
The apple logo is probably two-shot moulded, the text is definitely printed.
You keep using that word. I don’t think it means what you think it means.
I‘m using my private instance to interact with your post on lemmy.ml. That’s federation.
Edit: oh great, lemmy is back to showing four year old posts as hot.