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"Let Chaos storm, let cloud shapes swarm; I wait for form"

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Prove you're human rule
  • The sad part is that these don't really stop bots, captcha solver services have bot accessible APIs which can be used to solve these things for malicious actors, they pay real people pennies to solve them and sell it as a service. Similar to click farms.

    Yet they expect us to praise them for it and excuse them treating us like criminals when the criminals have easier access than we do. Fuck that, reCaptcha is useless for its intended purpose, and anyone who says otherwise or excuses its usage is a shill or an idiot. Sometimes I think about paying for a captcha solving service myself to be able to skip them when they get annoying. If they continue to get worse I might do that, and I'd encourage others to do the same if they desire to.

  • Prove you're human rule
  • hcaptcha is almost entirely AI generated content these days.

  • Spotify Disables Modified Apps, Users Unable To Access App
  • So their tactic is boasting about breaking mods and making idle threats to try and scare normies while doing what they've been doing, applying fixes and having new modded versions come out that work just fine?

    They did this same thing saying they'd ban people for blocking ads a while back, also astroturfed to hell on Reddit trying to scare people. Ultimately nothing really came from it except a whole lot of fear mongering.

  • firefox rule
  • Disagreed, memory Limiting definitely helps with over-consumption. Can't consume all the RAM when you only have access to 8GB of it.

  • firefox rule
  • There’s a difference between “free” memory, and “available” memory.

    I agree with this, and I'm sure most people complaining about Firefox or Chrome's abhorrent memory usage would too. The problem with most browsers is that they eat up the available memory and often do not give it back. So you end up with situations where you're running low on available RAM even though you have 32GB installed.

    Buy the memory, use as much of it as you can, as often as you can. Go wild with it. Enjoy.

    Sure, if you release it when not using it, otherwise unlimited RAM privilege revoked. Memory leaks suck and when they chew up all your RAM and they continue to happen, offending apps should either be no longer used, or limited to their minimum necessary RAM requirements to limit the damage they'll do.

    Hence why I capped Firefox at 8GB, anything more would be wasted when it inevitably leaks.

    Desktop file to limit Firefox to 8GB of RAM
    [Desktop Entry]
    Version=1.0
    Name=Firefox RAM limit 8GB
    GenericName=Firefox Ram limit 8GB
    Comment=Limit RAM for Firefox to 8GB;
    Exec=systemd-run --user --scope -p MemoryLimit=8G firefox
    Icon=firefox
    Type=Application
    Terminal=false
    Categories=Utility;Development;
    StartupWMClass=Firefox
    
  • firefox rule
  • Browsers have a really hard time with the last part. Hence why I recommended limiting it to something more manageable, that way it doesn't chew up everything available.

  • firefox rule
  • I guess with a small amount of tabs it can work better, but with 400 tabs and 12 extensions it definitely does struggle. When I first used the .desktop files to limit the ram I accidently set it at 1GB and everything started lagging and freezing in Firefox, it really didn't like it. At least I learned that the RAM limiting method I found really did work because of that.

  • firefox rule
  • Even if the extension is well made, they can still get overwhelmed sometimes, e.g. ublock origin on sites with very aggressive ads.

    Maybe that's part of the issue, I've seen uBO say it blocked 8K+ ads on certain sites.

    That being said, browsers are very complicated and the fact they all heavily use sandboxing now (as they rightfully should be), I guess I’m not surprised where they don’t function as intended in various use cases.

    Yeah that's very true, Browsers these days are becoming more like virtual machines. I guess it makes sense you wouldn't give all your RAM to them just like you wouldn't give all your computer's main RAM to a Windows VM.

  • firefox rule
  • Mine is 32GB and Firefox as consistently and repeatedly refused to release the excess RAM back into the pool. So it doesn't work out as well in practice as it does on paper. I would agree that 16GB is the bare minimum though and if you have less you absolutely should get more if you can. Firefox needs at least 8GB to run smoothly, but a system that only has that amount or less will be bogged down by Firefox alone.

  • firefox rule
  • Even if it doesn't eat that much if it latches on to a portion of Memory and won't give it up unless killed that's still bad, and would be considered wasted as nothing else can use it for anything.

  • firefox rule
  • Somehow I don't really agree with that theory when Firefox was chomping down on 31.5GB of RAM and causing other things to crash or slow down (crashed Gnome shell a few times which was fun), as well as crashing often itself. When I limited the RAM to 8GB using the method outlined in my other comments all the mentioned issues went away. It would run smoothly, and old tabs would just unload, something which didn't happen before. And most of all, everything else ran smoothly without issues or hiccups.

    Moral of the story, when apps leak RAM, limit their RAM. RAM held by apps and not being released is just as wasted as if it wasn't used at all, because chances are it isn't being used at all, and isn't able to be used.

  • firefox rule
  • If an app allocates it and ever uses it and refuses to give it up unless killed that can be considered wasted. It's called a memory leak and they can be really bad, especially when they consume a lot of memory, as that memory might as well be empty but is being held hostage by other apps.

    If they released RAM then whatever amount they were using wouldn't be wasted and if more is needed they'd simply release it to free up resources. That hasn't been happening though, and most modern Browsers are notorious for consuming massive quantities without releasing it back to the pool.

    In that case with the presence of Memory leaks being considered, and the fact that they continue to not be fixed, the acceptable amount of RAM a browser should be using (should even have access to) is the minimum necessary to run smoothly. From my testing with Firefox that seems to be 8GB. 4GB caused many websites to struggle. Such an arrangement ensures that even if a Browser begins eating RAM it won't eat up all the RAM and cause issues, worst that'll happen is that it itself will crash from eating all the 8GB it was allowed to access.

  • firefox rule
  • I tried that but I found that its effects on long term memory leakage weren't adequate for me, and it still consumed way too much RAM. Which is why I just decided to limit RAM for Firefox. It achieves a similar effect as the browser unloads tabs when it runs low on memory, it just doesn't wait until it's using 31GB of RAM and instead just uses up to 8GB (which is what I capped it at) before unloading tabs.

  • firefox rule
  • That's why I just prefer to limit the RAM available to the browser to an amount that I feel is necessary for good performance while not so much that it causes issues with other things running. To some people that might sound like a bad or stupid idea but think of it this way. You just said that modern browsers are complex and resemble their own Operating System, right? Well if you were running a VM you probably wouldn't give the virtualized OS complete access to all your RAM, that's asking for the VM to crash or freeze your PC. So why should general practice be any different for a browser then, they may be less aggressive than a Kernel managed VM but they can still be problematic when they eat to much RAM. Which is why I choose to limit mine so it doesn't get more than 8GB, which I feel is perfectly reasonable on most systems where that's half of all the memory available, and even on bigger ones you're not missing out on much. Firefox performs just as well with 8GB as it does with 16GB, but with 16GB it'll eat way more than it uses.

    Here's the script I used. Should work for most linux users. I don't know how to do it on Windows since I don't use Browsers there for long enough periods for this to become problematic.\

    Desktop file to limit Firefox to 8GB of RAM
    [Desktop Entry]
    Version=1.0
    Name=Firefox RAM limit 8GB
    GenericName=Firefox Ram limit 8GB
    Comment=Limit RAM for Firefox to 8GB;
    Exec=systemd-run --user --scope -p MemoryLimit=8G firefox
    Icon=firefox
    Type=Application
    Terminal=false
    Categories=Utility;Development;
    StartupWMClass=Firefox
    

    CC: @Badabinski@kbin.earth

  • firefox rule
  • I think that's precisely why limiting RAM on apps like Chrome or Firefox is so necessary, these apps never release their RAM when they are supposed to, they hoard anything that isn't free and don't give back when it's needed, which is why in the reply to the top comment I shared a desktop entry to limit RAM on Firefox or whatever app you so choose.

  • firefox rule
  • Having programs steal or sit on RAM without using it is never a good thing. That's why it's called a memory leak, because it's as if the free memory is leaking away. And it gets deprived from other apps that might need it more than Firefox or chromium does.

    Your idea only works if programs actually take only as much ram as they need and give it back when done, but they don't do that, they usually sit on it until it's pried from their cold dead fingers. That's what memory leaks are, and modern browsers these days are extremely prone to them.

  • firefox rule
  • Most browsers these days have issues with high RAM usage, and memory leaks to. I'd recommend trying to limit the RAM of the browser, it stops it from eating up so much.

    Here's how I did it on linux. I'm sure there's a way to do it if you're on Windows though (might not be as good though).

    Desktop file to limit Firefox to 8GB of RAM
    [Desktop Entry]
    Version=1.0
    Name=Firefox RAM limit 8GB
    GenericName=Firefox Ram limit 8GB
    Comment=Limit RAM for Firefox to 8GB;
    Exec=systemd-run --user --scope -p MemoryLimit=8G firefox
    Icon=firefox
    Type=Application
    Terminal=false
    Categories=Utility;Development;
    StartupWMClass=Firefox
    

    This is a script to limit Firefox to 8 gigabytes of RAM, you may change it lower or higher depending on what your needs are by changing the number from 8 to whatever else you'd like. Fair warning though setting it too low will cause Firefox to lag very badly, and will crash chromium browsers outright (Ask me how I found out).

  • but always follow the rules!
  • Which addon do you use to provide this functionality? I use the clipboard history addon in gnome.

  • but always follow the rules!
  • Some people might say that that is worse but it's actually not as bad since they are still less readable than the clipboard on Most devices which is unprotected memory.

  • Do I Really Own the Digital Media I Bought?
  • Many Steam games don't have DRM either. Just no nice installers like with GOG. Ones which have Steam launch requirement can be launched without it via Steam Emulators or custom SteamAPI.dll

  • New community for Kodi streaming addons

    Hey there everyone, I just wanted to make a post leting you guys know about a new community dedicated to the discussion and sharing of Kodi addons. Mostly streaming addons but any other addons are also welcome

    If you have an interest in Kodi addons, or piracy on Kodi in general I recommend subscribing to that community, link to make it slightly easier !addons4kodi@lemmy.dbzer0.com, and if you have anything about Kodi addons you want to ask, or any addons in particular you'd like to share I encourage you to post there.

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    In light of recent events we don't encouage the use of RealDebrid powered addons

    In light of recent events regarding RealDebrid we do not recommend people use addons powered by RealDebrid for their Kodi library, and we strongly do not recommend that people pay for RealDebrid service.

    You may still promote these addons in the community, there is no ban on promotion of usage of these addons. They are simply not recommended as they likely will not last or remain functional for very long.

    What is forbidden is encouraging others to pay for RealDebrid without making this fact clear to people, as many people may not have heard the news and would waste their money on something that may not work for the next few months.

    It should be noted that snarkiness or rude comments towards users who wish to not pay for RD due to this or any other concerns are considered uncivil behavior and violate rule 1 of the community rules.

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    Addons4Kodi Community on lemmy.dbzer0.com

    I recently decided to set up an Addons4Kodi community as an alternative to the subreddit and also an alternative to the version on lemmy.ml. It's not very active at all yet but hopefully that can change as more people become aware of it.

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    Welcome to Addons4Kodi

    Hello and welcome to !addons4kodi@lemmy.dbzer0.com we encourage you to please read the rules before posting. If you have any questions about the community or anything you would like to say about it please leave a comment below.

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    dbzer0.com blog is now federated natively to lemmy

    cross-posted from: https://dbzer0.com/?p=24321

    > I’ve had the ActivityPub plugin active on this blog for a while now and it’s been happily federating to mastodon for just as long. However it never worked on lemmy, and I always assumed it was just not set for it and was primarily focused on microblogging since lemmy was not even mentioned in the supported software. > > This was until one of the lemmy developers contacted me, having been informed by a member of our lemmy instance that dbzer0.com was not properly configured for lemmy. I was perplexed of course because I didn’t really do any customization on the wordpress plugin whatsoever. I just used whatever defaults it came with. > > Through some back and forth between the developers and me, I eventually started experimenting with the plugin settings, trying to see if any of them would make it behave in a way that lemmy could understand, until one of the options finally did the trick. > > As a result, this WordPress blog is now happily existing as a lemmy community !dbzer0.com@dbzer0.com > > ’tis a bit of a silly community name, but it works. > > Unfortunately the previous posts on this blog are not retrieved automatically, so you won’t be able to see them or their comments in the community, but one can search for a blog url in lemmy and it will discover it and open it for comments. Any comments posted there should also appear as comments under the posts here which is pretty neat! > > Example > > So if you’re on lemmy or piefed, just visit its community from your own instance and subscribe to it, and new blogposts will appear directly in your lemmy feed. I love apub! > > Many thanks to both pferfferle (the apub plugin developer) and the lemmy developers who looked into this! > > leave a comment (from lemmy?) to let me know what you think.

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    Fiery Lava Dragon

    (Givi1) (2024)

    Image description: A fiery serpentine dragon crawling cross a lava flow. The dragon has spikes on their back and also a mane colored like the fire coming off of them. Their eyes shine with a bright hot yellow-white glow.

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    Dragon Rider Knight

    (Castr0) (2024)

    Image Description: A knight riding a large pale blue dragon. The dragon has bright orange eyes. The saddle and cape are a bright orange color. In the background a palace and trees can be seen mostly cut off by the left border of the image. The sky is a blue-yellow color, likely early morning just before dawn.

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    Tiny golden cat dragon

    (Pinkielicious) (2024)

    Image description: A tiny winged dragon sitting on a person's thumb, the dragon has a cat-like face and their body is covered in golden scales. Their tiny hands have tiny black claws.

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    Welcome to Stable Dragons, the community for AI dragon art on dbzer0

    Hello and welcome to Stable Dragons, the community for sharing AI generated artwork and imagery of and related to dragons. Despite the name we do support usage of multiple AI models to generate the images, our Avatar and Banner were generated using DALL-E. However stable diffusion and AI-Horde is preferred and recommended here, even if it is not explicitly required. Please make sure to read the rules in the sidebar before posting.

    If you have anything to ask please feel free to comment in this thread.

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    Information on NSFW content, and what is and isn't allowed here.

    This community has a rule requiring NSFW content be marked and also in addition banning certain forms of NSFW content altogether. The purpose of this post is to clarify exactly the types of content that must be marked and content that isn't allowed.

    Content Which must be flagged as NSFW

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    • Sexual content

    This includes scenes of mild nudity, such as a naked woman or people bathing in a stream or river. Images with naked humans must be marked as NSFW regardless if they have genitalia visible due to possibly offending people on the count of cultural reasons associated with nudity. Nudity in dragons or humanoid dragon characters is permitted as SFW provided they do not have visible genitalia.

    In addition content that can be seen as sexually suggestive, such as alluding to the act of sex must be marked as NSFW.

    Note that Pornographic content such as sex scenes or maturation is not permitted at all in this community or on dbzer0 as a whole.

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    • Violent content

    Minor amounts of blood and violence are to be expected in a community about dragons. However any content which contains it must be marked as NSFW. An example could include a dragon ripping apart and eating a fish, a dragon eating an animal, a dragon fighting against a knight. Things which may contain minor amounts of violence but are otherwise natural. Content like this is permitted provided it is not too graphic (if it's more violent than a BBC nature documentary it may not be acceptable, will be handled on a case-by case basis).

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    • Controversial, political, or potentially offensive content

    Content which could be considered controversial must be flagged as NSFW, this could include usage of political flags from now defunct imperialist or fascist regimes. As well as fantasy usage of flags from currently operating fascist or imperialistic regimes. It can also include wars or combat scenes. There is a limit to whether things may be considered propaganda but we do want to encourage artistic freedom and exploration.

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    Content that is not allowed under any circumstances

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    • Beastiality

    Any depictions of beastiality or encouragement of the practice no matter how seemingly mundane or benign they may appear are unacceptable and will be immediately removed and lead to a permanent ban, as well as Admin notification. This is more extreme than simply pornographic content as beastiality is illegal and morally disgusting.

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    • Sexual depictions of underage characters (CSAM)

    Any sexual depictions of underage characters are not allowed and highly illegal. Posting material containing them known as Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) will result in a permanent ban on sight, Admins will be contacted, as well as law enforcement. This is a heinous crime in many jurisdictions and can have severe and dangerous implications for instances caught up in it. Yes this does include underage dragon characters, fantasy CSAM is still CSAM.

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    • Violence towards underage characters

    Content depicting violence towards underage characters is unacceptable and will not be allowed here. This includes content which portrays violent or gruesome attacks against underage characters, killing of underage characters, or the live consumption of underage characters. This type of content will be immediately removed if posted and ban will be applied to the user who posted it. This content's legality isn't entirely clear but it is safe to say it might be illegal, and so admins will be contacted in the event this content is posted.

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    • Extreme Violence or Terrorist content

    Content which contains extreme violence such as excessive dismemberment or depictions of genocide, as well as any and all depictions of terrorism is not allowed under any circumstances. Examples of terrorist content include imagery evocative of terrorism, promoting of terrorism, or terrorist propaganda. Propaganda encouraging genocide or violence towards any groups or excusing the genocide of any groups falls under this rule, even if the groups are fictional. Terrorist content can be considered illegal in many countries so violations to this one will be taken extremely seriously and may result in a permanent ban, and will result in Admins being contacted.

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    There may be grey areas or areas where the distinction between acceptable and not is unclear. In these situations it is up to moderator discretion as well as intent of the person posting it which will determine if it is acceptable or not, as well as the action which will be taken if it is deemed in violation. As of note if the dbzer0 admins determine something to be illegal or unacceptable their discretion takes precedence over the moderation team.

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    Allow Matrix verification in the Lemmy software.

    github.com Allow using Matrix for Account verification · Issue #5141 · LemmyNet/lemmy

    Requirements Is this a feature request? For questions or discussions use https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy_support Did you check to see if this issue already exists? Is this only a feature request? Do not p...

    Allow using Matrix for Account verification · Issue #5141 · LemmyNet/lemmy

    An idea I just recently had was to add the ability for users to verify accounts on Lemmy using Matrix accounts as an alternative to Email. I think this would be a great idea since it allows for users to have choices in how they sign-up to their accounts. It would also encourage more usage of Matrix accounts for secure messaging between users, a feature which hasn't seen much use among users here.

    It would still in most cases be optional and server admins could choose if it's even enabled at all, just like how email verification is right now. Even if it was required I feel like it should be a supplement to email in most cases but servers could choose to make it required instead of email, especially in cases where they don't have a mail server.

    The different states of it could be:

    • Matrix or Email Required
    • Matrix required, Email optional
    • Email Required, Matrix optional
    • Email and/or Matrix Optional

    Servers could also choose to have the matrix account used for verification be on a server that isn't their own, though this would generally be discouraged and would be specifically for admins who don't have their own infrastructure (like the ones who don't have a mail server).

    I made an issue on the Main Lemmy github, feel free to check it out here. Feel free to either share your opinions on this here or on the Github issue.

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    !Linuxsucks@lemmy.world mod silently bans people from their community for disagreeing, and tries to hide the comments from being seen in the modlog.

    Hello I'm not a person who is affected by this community moderator but I'm posting on behalf of people who are, since they don't seem to know of this community yet. I attempted to reach some via DM but I'm not sure they'll respond. So I'm making this post since I feel this needs to be addressed.

    Recently I was made aware of a community that appeared randomly on Lemmy.world. It seems to be a troll community given the type of content, but the reason I'm posting about it here specifically is that this mod seems to be banning anyone who points this out or goes against his narrative. Furthermore he is only using the autoremove on ban function, not removing any content the users have posted, which I believe is deliberate in attempt to prevent the content from showing up under the modlog and revealing the hypocrisy.

    ---------------------------------------

    Some samples of comments:

    Comment from: @glimse@lemmy.world

    >Everything else you posted has been pretty cringe but what he fuck is up with this one, dude lol

    comment from: @rain_worl@lemmy.world

    >free software is SLOWING DOWN tech advancement??????? WHAT???????

    comment from: @rain_worl@lemmy.world

    >i genuinely do not understand your point

    comment from: @the_toast_is_gone@lemmy.world

    >First off, nice new community. I look forward to days of quality posts such as this./s > >Second, how many Linux distros have this level of data collection, and what is their estimated market share?

    Original comment link

    --------------------------------

    All of these were retrieved from the API, even though they aren't included in the modlogs, I could've included more but it's kind of a time consuming process to look for them and retrieve them. Viewing removed comments is easier on Lemmy than it is on Reddit but it still isn't easy.

    What do you guys think, does this seem like power-tripping? Also does this person's content seem like blatant troll content?

    CC: @glimse@lemmy.world @rain_worl@lemmy.world @the_toast_is_gone@lemmy.world

    People who's comments I mentioned, I CCed them so they know I did this on their behalf

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    Resolved: Was banned for 3 days from News seemingly for no reason, no message, nothing just found it scrolling through the modlog

    Edit: @Flatworm7591@lemmy.dbzer0.com Contacted the moderator who did it on my behalf who admitted that this was a mistake, he sends his apologies. This incident though does highlight though the need for ban notifications as well as the need for a modmail system to contact community and site moderators.

    I have left the post up with the original contents bellow as I feel it would be wrong to delete the post and rob people of the valuable information it contains, both in the post itself and in the comment section.

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    I messaged a mod from the community, not sure if that was the one who did it but this was weird. Not sure if it's power-tripping probably a mistake but it's certainly weird and seems like a knee jerk reaction since I didn't have activity in those last 10 days (I checked for votes too). Also no other bans in the modlog for "sock puppet account" so I don't even know why I would be singled out.

    Why would someone think I was a sock puppet account? Because I have multiple accounts on different instances? Really weird...

    Account is @Draconic_NEO@lemmy.world, I didn't post from that account since I try to keep each account on each separate instance (helps prevent accidental vote manipulation).

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    Vote manipulation rule (in more ways than one)

    Right wingers encouraging others to buy upvotes and downvotes on Reddit to push right-wing politics and suppress their opposition.

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    Enable Instance on LemmyFederate

    Just wondering if it would be possible to enable the instance on LemmyFederate since then we could more easily distribute communities from here to elsewhere since as it is it's kind of hard to grow communities or even just have them be discoverable on other instances.

    Uh for those who don't know LemmyFederate is a service that allows communities to be distributed to other instances via a bot that subscribes to them, then unsubscribes once a real user joins. It's helpful because communities don't become visible on remote servers until someone from that server searches and subscribes to it. Due to a limitation of how the Activitypub system works.

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    Any way to pirate the Steam Deck keyboard themes

    I was looking to try and get the Steam Deck's keyboard themes, the official ones but without getting them via the official methods. The main reason is that when getting them through the official methods they don't work offline but CSSloader themes do work offline and have no DRM.

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    Minecraft Piracy Resources

    This post contains a list of resources for people wishing to play Minecraft for free, including launchers, bypasses for launcher account checks, and skin/auth services.

    Launchers

    This section focuses on custom launchers.

    PollyMC

    PollyMC is a fork of the popular launcher known as PrismLauncher, it has been modified to remove the Premium account requirement, and also has had other features re-added like FTB modpack support and curseforge bypass which many other launchers chose to remove. In addition PollyMC also comes with support for Alternative Auth Services.

    The launcher is available on Windows, MacOS, and Linux, and even has flatpak available (not available in flathub).

    PollyMC Github

    Legacy Launcher

    Legacy Launcher, formerly known as TLauncher is a Minecraft Launcher with support for the Ely.by auth server as well as robust modding support. In Legacy launcher you need to download mods and modpacks manually as it doesn't have download support built-in to the client like PollyMC.

    To download you will need to use a VPN to another country as the Admins of the site disabled downloads to certain countries. You could also use the russian Mirror version of the site.

    Official Site

    Russian Mirror

    For the Flathub version you will have to run this command to bypass Microsoft account requirements:\ flatpak --user override ch.tlaun.TL --env=TL_BOOTSTRAP_OPTIONS=-Doomsday

    Prism/Poly/MultiMC Bypass

    If you really want to use the Original Prism or MultiMC Launcher versions these have Microsoft account requirements in them, however it is possible to bypass this requirement. A guide by the name of PrismLauncher bypass highlights how to do this, both automatically via commands or manually by copying the file. The accounts.json file also works on MultiMC and other similar forks.

    Warning about Malicious Launchers

    There are certain launchers out there such as TLauncher which are malicious and include spyware in them. Such Launchers are often named after or similarly to well known reputable launchers. It's important to only download reputable launchers from official sources.

    Alternate Auth/Skin servers

    This next section focuses on alternate auth servers, these are a few picked from the list of auth servers on PollyMC's github.

    Ely.by

    Ely.by is one of the more popular Auth servers, it includes its own Skins system, which is proxied with the official one allowing both skin systems to be active together. In addition Ely.by can also be installed on servers which allows for it to be used as authorization in place of the official servers.

    Blessing Skin Server

    Blessing skin server is another popular authorization server, as the name implies this one's primary focus is on Minecraft skins, it supports both regular and also HD skins. It does have auth support as well but its auth support isn't as well documented as ely\.by.

    LittleSkin (alt Instance of Blessing Skin)

    A secondary instance of Blessing Skin with basically the same features, just on a different website.

    Non-Premium Servers

    While the majority of Minecraft servers these days are premium servers there are still plenty of servers which do not require premium account login.

    You can find these servers on various lists such as:

    Mos of these servers are public Minigames servers, if you want more survival oriented or building servers these are harder to find. People can feel free to share servers they know of here.

    Also there are basically no free servers at all which use alternate auth servers like ely.by and BlessingSkin, Hopefully this can change in the future, if you know of any such servers feel free to share them in this community.

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    test @sh.itjust.works Draconic NEO @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Sometimes I need to hear this

    leftymemes@lemmy.dbzer0.com

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    sdxl-aspect-ratio: the pokemon gengar with black and red tint with a foggy and bright background In the style of Ken Sugimori

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/7782973

    > Prompt: the pokemon gengar with black and red tint with a foggy and bright background In the style of Ken Sugimori > > Style: sdxl-aspect-ratio > > !Image with seed 506103531 generated via Stable Diffusion through @stablehorde@sigmoid.social. Prompt: the pokemon gengar with black and red tint with a foggy and bright background In the style of Ken Sugimori!Image with seed 1986564182 generated via Stable Diffusion through @stablehorde@sigmoid.social. Prompt: the pokemon gengar with black and red tint with a foggy and bright background In the style of Ken Sugimori > > You can vote for the best image here: https://sigmoid.social/@stablehorde_generator/111358840579474860

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