Ngl this might be it for my instance, not dealing with all this.
Something tells me those people don't generally use iPhones.
Your depiction of anarchism is literally just direct democracy.
What GitHub script are you referring to? I know of one but I definitely still have a super laggy mo2.
I haven't even tried with vortex tbh, I didn't use it even on windows.
Get your bullshit concern trolling out of here.
Skyrim and Fallout mods work great! The mod organizer I use, MO2, is pretty laggy though. So I imagine it'll be the same with starfield.
And they're stupid for that.
"Let's charge full on handheld console money for a device that can't function away from a PS5!"
This should be doa but it's a PlayStation, it'll probably sell 30 million.
I just connected it to my steam deck and it worked out of the box so idk man, maybe try and use steam.
It's kinda crazy the whole reason we have Firefox is a company was crushed by Microsoft and said "fuck it, shit's open source now."
I'd argue The Prince of Egypt movie from 1998 is the best, but I wouldn't be upset if the majority say Veggie Tales.
Honestly the right hands look mostly fine but the left hands look like lumps of flesh.
He keeps having kids so probably not.
Kinda weird when your song talking shit about politicians contains an explicit reference to the folks you're talking about being north of the capital of the Confederacy.
Expansion of the surveillance state, you go uk.
How does reporting work on Lemmy? If I report someone on another instance, do the mods from the community I report from get that report?
Asking because I get reports I make, it would seem rather silly to me if I can't report misconduct because I'm on my own instance.
Edit: so the answer is yes, another user kindly helped me verify by reporting my test post in the community on my instance. It looks like it sends the report to the relevant people just also sends it to my local admin account for whatever reason lol.
What was your first experience using Linux? How old were you? Stick around or did you go back to windows before eventually circling back to Linux?
I'll go first, I took my mom's college textbooks which came with discs for a couple distros and failed to install RHEL before managing to get Fedora Core 4 working. The first desktop environment I used was KDE and despite trying out a few others over the years I always come back to plasma. Due to being like 12, I wanted to run my games on it, and man wine was not nearly as easy to use (or as good) as it is nowadays. So I switched back to windows until around 2015 or so when I spent the next few years trying to replace windows as much as I could. Once valve released proton, I switched fully and have t looked back, unless my still there windows partition tries to take over my computer when I restart it at least.