Look, I right-clicked $1.2 million.
(Full disclosure, it took a little more than right-clicking to download that image. OpenSea apparently purposefully makes it hard to download images. Not terribly hard, though. Only took me a couple of minutes to figure out.)
The world needs more things like Skibidi Toilet. It’s reminescent of a brand of bizarre internet humor I thought had permanently died out long ago.
2023 was the year Mississippi declared war on New Mexico.
Trusted computing is back in a new form. :\
I’ve got a smart TV on which the Wifi broke very shortly after I got it. I just use a Chromecast and it works nicely.
Derivative and uninspired. Have an upvote.
I can still feel in my mind’s skin the sticky, greasy venier that coated the inside of the play places.
The kiosk, but only if it’s new and hasn’t been handled by the greasy-fingered hordes for years already.
How did you get it to play sound when my phone is muted? How!?
Completely unrelated question: is there a /c/OutOfTheLoop yet?
Did someone say pirate music sharing thread?
I Am A Pirate - Whitey Cracker Warez Loader
And everyone knows this one, right?
The really short version is that the Wayland designers are still debating how to best allow clients to do certain things like intercept key presses or take screenshots in a safe way. The makers of wlroots on which Sway is based got tired of waiting for a standard and safe way to do those things and added their own insecure and nonstandard APIs for allowing that.
That said, X11’s way of doing those (and many other) things is if anything more insecure than wlroots’ way.
The only one on your list I’ve ever touched is Weston.
Feel free to ignore me if you’re married to that list but I’m a huge fan of Sway. I can’t imagine ever switching. It’s pretty much “i3: Wayland Edition”.
I can see not wanting to use it because it’s based on wlroots, though. The nonstandard wlroots extensions to the Wayland protocol are a bit controversial and have security implications. (Though no more security implications than X11, which I get doesn’t inspire confidence.)
I never had Sony or Microsoft consoles, so I don’t have the nostalgea for those. My choice is definiteily Wii. Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, Mario Kart Wii, and all the great retro games on Virtual Console.
Plus, the Wii homebrew scene was awesome.
Just my own $0.02, but…
If people are hoarding and stockpiling, at least part of the response needs to be to look at the motivation these people have to stockpile and address that motivation. A hoarding problem is probably a valuable signal of some deep societal issue of distribution that needs resolved.
The vast majority of scarcity we face in this capitalist-controlled world is manufactured, so I wouldn’t think actual scarcity would often be an issue, but if hypothetically it was and someone was stockpiling more than they could use of some basic need like food allowing others to starve, I’d say the starving taking the surplus (the portion the stockpiler can’t use) by force would be justice.
I don’t understand all the poop references on Lemmy.
And at this point I’m too afraid to ask.
One option might be to run certain of your apps in Docker. There are ways to go about running even graphical apps in Docker. And with Docker, you can tell it to mount /home/<username>/.config/someapp on the host to /home/<username>/.someapp in the container.
Is there an anarchist animals community? There needs to be an anarchist animals community.
That’s interesting. I’d be a little concerned that widespread use of that might create more legal issues for Archive.org that wouldn’t be problems if it never caught on much. On that basis, I’d probably not use it.
But I’d imagine ideological opposition to such a thing wouldn’t be enough to keep it from catching on either.