GET MAD!

It was fixed in mere minutes

The ml in lemmy ml means marxism-leninism, it’s maintained by the lemmy devs so it has lots of “normal” users too. Some people associate lemmy.ml with “tankie” viewpoints.

Something that really should be used more is using those rubber hot water bottles. it won’t heat your whole room, but it’s great when paired with a blanket.

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I don’t understand what’s wrong with the image, so I click the link and get hit with a yasukuni shrine jumpscare.

Level clear - Tom Cardy

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The torment nexus

That would be great, but normal tf2 gameplay isn’t commonplace in community servers, the closest equivalent to casual is probably uncletopia, and that has plenty of changes to be a bit more competitive like class limits. most servers are just 24h ctf or gimmicky maps with rtd, if you want to play the other modes like payload in a vanilla enviroment, casual is the only major provider of that.

So this is why yasuke (black retainer to obu nobunaga) was trending on wikipedia a while back.

Don’t forget the parades in lisbon. I think italy has some cool things going on too.

Ok, I wasn’t sure if you were praising henry kissinger or not. Thanks for clearing that up.

did you forget a /s?

but for the price…

Depends, if you want to play online, tough luck. Most anticheats refuse to work with Linux, the smaller games probably work fine, but if it’s somewhat mainstream (fortnite, valorant, cod, rainbow six, etc) it probably won’t work. ProtonDB has a great list.

The pig was the one preaching,but I think other than that, it was like this.

While I don’t think flatpak shouldn’t replace traditional packages, I still like it.

Flatpak apps just work most of the time, they work without issues and are often very up to date. The sandboxing does have benefits because no apps interfere with it, the problem is that it doesn’t work super well with other apps, sometimes the theming is off, and it doesn’t work well with other apps, installing apps takes much longer, and it isn’t as easily started from the command line.

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Fair, but it’s an early access game, and still in development.

Also, I didn’t know about that GOG thing. I wish that was more common.

I like early access games because at least you know the game is unfinished.

And the game is making money while still being in development, so the devs can take their time without having to worry about deadlines.

Early access games can also change fundamental gameplay aspects since it’s in development, so if a feature sucks, they can just remove it.