Victor

Half Life games for Linux will have been WROUGHT, bruh! 6 7 🤷‍♂️👏👍🫶🙌🤲👐✊👊🤟👋

I thought it was posted to The Onion at first; had to do a double take.

The last time it happened wasn’t too long ago and things didn’t die off in droves as far as I understood.

These findings also say that carbon dioxide and methane gas aren’t the main causes for global warming and the climate change, as they weren’t the last time(s) either.

I’m not going to involve ad hominems here against either side (ahem), I’m just relaying the findings.

There are scientists saying this and there are scientists saying that, and that’s all we know until we deep dive into the studies to analyze and scrutinize them ourselves.

Science was wrong about sugar and fat for decades, too. No need to down vote here. I just think it’s important to take all findings into consideration before we sink trillions of dollars into changing the world into something that isn’t really helping. Or inventing things that might release less CO2 but release more toxins for other reasons, like electric cars e.g. (I say as an EV driver…)

Again, I’m not saying either side is wrong or right. But it’s important not to stigmatize being open to all the science. Stigmatizing isn’t scientific at all. That’s mob mentality and very dangerous.

Same. I didn’t even move my Windows SSD over from my old computer. I wasn’t using it before anyway, since a few years ago. Everything I play just mostly works in Linux now so what’s the point. I didn’t use Windows for anything else but Steam.

Not only billionaires. Scientists claim this is just a phase of the earth that has taken place many times in the past. Scientists are saying it, but are being drowned out or silenced. So there’s people saying this and people saying that, and it’s impossible for any one person to trust the words of anybody else in this very complex and complicated matter, with many, many stakeholders.

Man, we really can’t have nice things in the 2020s, can we.

Isn’t it a legal thing in Iran?

Did they take away the ability to make servers?

No no, that would be crazy. It didn’t seem to even be a Nitro feature. You can just make a server for free, still.

I don’t use it for anything else than communication while gaming.

This is the way.

I just made my own server right when Discord came out and invited my friends. Very curated, only for us. I am also the lord of it, which is a bonus lol.

I also learned from TV, mainly Friends, Scrubs, Family Guy, and similar, with and without subtitles. Then had a gf/wife for twelve years who was native English speaking from across the pond.

I’m good with math and music, and such people tend to also pick up languages easily, or so I’ve understood. I would say I speak and write at a native level though thanks to being with that woman for so many years and communicating with her in English, and doing daily communication online in English for decades now.

Also having a curiosity where I look up words I don’t know, or when I see new words. And I’m interested in a lot of fields where there’s a lot of advanced lingo which also helps. People I listen to are well spoken and good with words, which inspires me.

So I guess all these things combined made me quite proficient. 🤷‍♂️

Yeah I mean it’s very little money but also a very low bar.

Anything in particular you’d want to focus attention to in this release? I don’t even know what this software is and the article was very long. Please add some description to your release dump. 🙏

Hhhhh okay Mami, I mean yes officer.

I like to get a little choked every now and then, during. Am I illegal?

What an absolute lad. 💖

I’m quite interested in literally every release of Nextcloud, Firefox,Flatpak, Docker, Invidious, Redlib and Nvidia (partially) open source driver, based on my own use case.

Then the natural thing for you to do is to subscribe to releases of those things where they are announced, and not hope someone posts them here, right? And everyone who has the same interest should do the same, or perhaps subscribe to the communities of those specific software, if they’re fine with maybe missing a release announcement.

The fact that an open source software, I’m interested in, is getting regular updates, and not getting abandoned is quite special to me.

Okay, cool, then that’s a post right there. That’s a post. That might be an opinion you want to share. You see?

That’s the point I’m trying to make is that we are in a community of people here, and just dumping release logs becomes noise if there’s nothing to talk about.

“Just scroll past it and ignore it.” The thing with that is that it’s not a passive action! It’s something I have to do actively and consciously. And doing that so many times a day becomes annoying. And it makes me want to leave communities that otherwise have lots of interesting posts and people, if you disregard the release dumps.

Just to be clear, unless there is a specific rule enforced in this forum, your opinion and my opinion are equally valid.

To be perfectly clear, that’s exactly what I’m looking for. That’s the type of rule a lot of us wish was in place in these communities.

You don’t need to drag other in, just to prove your argument. Your own opinion should be good enough.

I’m not trying to “prove” my point. I’m trying to make you have more empathy and respect your surroundings by showing you a lot of people have the same feelings I have. 🤷‍♂️ These types of posts become exhausting if I want to continue to be in these communities.

So do with that information what you will. That’s all I’ll say on it. Remember, you didn’t do anything “wrong”, as you know. We’re just looking for a bit “more”—a reason to click, to interact, with you. If there’s no description in the post, there’s no motivation.

Have a good one. 🤟

That sounds dangerous, wtf.

That should be a case of the bartender being guilty of manslaughter or something. “Accessory to the death of another” or summit? I dunno. Nobody should be served 43 shots, let alone children.

Very good, I like it! 🙂