the first one is definitely rough. i really liked the story beats but it is the clunkiest of the bunch. 2 and its spinoffs are all excellent though, the levels really shine in those. try out the tourist mode too.

so the real-world id requirement is also user protection? play store is basically an info stealer at this point.

they’re going to make it more difficult too. you basically need to enable dev mode a second time, then for every application that can install ap, you need to re-approve then wait 24 hours.

dual booting just makes things more difficult. windows likes to silently change things in the bios and on disk drives it manages, basically pulling the rug out from under linux. you can mitigate it by making linux aware of the fact but that’s not the default behaviour, because again dual booting isn’t really recommended.

arma is an annoying one because it’s a bespoke engine with a lot of deep windows integration, coming from the fact that parts of it is from 1995. add online multiplayer anticheat to that and it gets even more difficult.

that said, i got it running on linux in like… 2019, so i would have thought it to be easier now.

oh that’s awful :( the heat does weird things to the body’s signals. going in the morning is probably a good idea anyway.

whaaaaaaaaaat

it’s the thing i’m doing because the situation calls for it. you are further along. i don’t have any advice to give because i genuinely don’t understand how you got where you are.

do you get attacked often?

watching from the other side of the world, writing to my mep’s, talking about inequality with people irl, asking local politicians to explain themselves at open houses, tearing down right-wing stickers and posters… the usual

all you guys ever do is connect dots. do something with the information, please.

…the german one? there’s literally a list of contributors and funding partners at the top of the page.

wouldn’t it need an alkyne group for that?

teflon itself isn’t a pfas afaik, but they’re used to produce it.

a teflon pan won’t emit anything if you use soft tools like wood or silicone. it’s the manufacturing that puts out forever chemicals.

not that it matters, since we can’t really absorb molecules that long and it’s already literally everywhere.

i like how you can tell this is not enhanced with ai because the text has a drop shadow.

time to dig out this old nugget again

anything constructive to add or just here for the epistemology?

yeh

right, and what’s tripping you up? you’ve set up jellyfin, but other services are not cooperating?