I mean, they eventually do. Fetuses kick in the womb.
Linux gamer, retired aviator, profanity enthusiast
I mean, they eventually do. Fetuses kick in the womb.
I mean nobody can carry 100 coins at the same time there because they turn into an extra life, so large transactions are labor intensive.
I’m trying to think of the last food item I’ve eaten that was made in Europe, without success.
No, I went to aircraft mechanic school and learned about how airplanes are maintained.
I haven’t flown as crew or passenger since.
I haven’t flown a plane in years.
The speedometer on my motorcycles were all driven from the front wheel so the final drive ratio did not effect it.
Personally I would jsut deprecate the word “affect” entirely. Same with “inflammable” and “cleanse.”
I’ve never seen Lost, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad or any of the rest of the mandatory drama television genre. I gave up partway through watching Battlestar Galactica and kinda just stopped watching television.
For awhile there, the only non-technical conversation I could have was “Did you see Game of Thrones last night?” “No, I don’t watch that show.” “Oh. Bye.” Humanity’s ability to talk about anything except heartburn drama television for the last decade and a half kind of weaned me off of socializing.
8 is a big number of gunshot wounds.
Satisfactory’s devs call out Factorio as an inspiration, but they’re fairly different games.
Factorio is a top-down 2D game built in its own engine. Graphically it looks like Age of Empires with a 3 pack a day habit; buildings are grungy and smoky with something of a dieselpunk look to them.
Satisfactory is a first person 3D game built in the Unreal engine. Gorgeous and colorful alien landscapes with buildings that have a tonka truck kind of vibe to them.
Factorio’s environments are procedurally generated and can get to be extremely large. Satisfactory has one hand-made world with no procedural generation, the game world is approximately 25 square miles IIRC.
Factorio has pollution and base defense as major gameplay mechanics, as your factory pollutes you will attract larger hordes of alien creatures who will try to destroy your factories, and you can build walls and automated defenses. Satisfactory has no pollution mechanic and some FPS combat mechanics which amount to “there’s some alien wildlife that will attempt to gore you on sight.” Satisfactory’s buildings cannot be harmed in any way.
Factorio has a more paranoid feel to it; you’re never sure when the edge of your base will come under attack. Satisfactory is a lot more chill.
Next time I fire up my old Bloomfield era XPS to do video transcoding or whatever else, that’s what I’m gonna call it.
Funnily enough a Core i7 920 runs modern day Linux Mint just fine.
I’ve never thought about that but you’re right. I basically never have anything launch at boot. I reboot my system so seldom that who cares, but I mean.
Would that be his friend Toast just visible in the background there?
I think there was a time fairly early on when at least one was built to do the job it was advertised to.
I think more than half of Lemmy’s members were born after that though.
I’m old as well but I’m plugged into the gaming scene enough to where I think I get it.
The original cartoon had the kid screaming something like “DIE DIE DIE” at a violent video game, because scapegoat. The original artist making the point that “No it’s not guns, it’s video games.”
But here, that text has been replaced with “Wolf pussy” meaning the kid is actually sexualizing an animal character (if you’re the exact flavor of old I am, you’ll know exactly what I mean when I say “Gadget Hackwrench”) and thus the game is turning him into a furry rather than a murderer, making the parents’ point about guns being the problem obviously correct with no counterpoint.
Plasma isn’t as visually polished as Cinnamon. Go ahead and get your clock and CPU temp widgets in the system tray the same font size and positioning.
KDE feels a bit more cluttered because…I’ve said this before, KDE gives you every option under the sun, GNOME software isn’t designed to do anything unless you add extensions to enable features, and Cinnamon is somewhere in the happy middle.
username checks out.
it’s actually a quote from Portal, or marketing material thereof.
I own twns of thousands of diamonds. most of them are embedded in metal plates and I use them to sharpen chisels. A few are on little wheels I use to cut steel.
My understanding is raspberrypi.com is hosted on raspberry pis. It’s a Linux computer; it can do anything a Linux computer can do.