massive_bereavement

In a knife fight the first to reach ICU wins.

Maybe an IOT iron lung?

See? That’s why Portugal should also have college loans.

You can’t leave if you’ve got minus money.

Like building a wall across the southern border, this is both unrealistic, unrealizable and a political stunt.

Oddly enough nobody blames them for neither building said wall nor for embezzling donations… Either people are very forgetful or very forgiving.

Attempt at ripping his shirt off. It was just sad.

Plus social media! It’s amazing how many voters get the news from Twitter, Facebook, etc… And bro potcasts as well to convince z gens.

And finally church leaders, you will be amazed about how much pull they have on what is “right*”.

So, let me serenade you about my obscure passion until I either feel satisfied or you give up on social decorum.

Why the “Western” in media here? Did “Eastern” media promote the opposite?

I think a lot do, but as I don’t play them and most people complaint about anticheat being the heel in linux gaming…

My two suggestions are:

• On your first week, configure a backup solution (check your distro wiki for details). Because linux is very customizable, reinstalls can be painful.
• Use flatpaks for applications, there are good store applications that simplify the process. (Some apps misbehave as a flatpak, like Steam).

TLDR: If you like massive multiplayer games, those might not work. Most of the rest will if using compatibility settings in steam.

I would say it depends on the game and platform: most games I play in Steam are just install and play, sometimes I just need to activate the compatibility options.

https://protondb.com is a fantastic trove of info for how to play most games. Though it might not cover them all as I was told, that hasn’t been my case.

Lutris, on the other hand is a bit tougher as you said, and sometimes certain games require some time investment to run.

That said, I don’t play massive multiplayer games that might require anticheat and those won’t work on linux AFAIT.

Next stop: find out.

Like my belt onion.

It was the stairs rail that it made me think it was a ceiling.

Thanks for the detailed explanation.

I’m gonna go get my head unborked.

What collage of madness I’m looking at here? This image is melting my brain.

I misread the headline and thought they would be sending more regular troops. Well this is both parts expected and indeed good news.

How come?

Lebensraum

Let’s put it this way: If in our lifetime we can simulate the intelligence of a vinegar fly as general intelligence, that would be a monumental landmark in AGI. And we’re far, far, far away from it.

As far as the iron age was from the metal alloys used in the Space Shuttle.

Talking about AGI simulating higher intelligence at the level of a dog or a cat, dear I say a pigeon or a crow is as far fetched as expecting ancient Egyptians to harness the power of the atom.

That’s why the “hustling culture” is so important and prevalent in our society right now.
Everyone “knows” someone that made bank with either youtube, selling some pyramid-scheme product, bitcoins, some collectibles, craft beer, lottery… you name it.

Social media (and before that was TV) is selling us the idea that there’s a shortcut to becoming rich, you just need to find it, hustle, and you will become one of the rich persons.

That’s also why there’s so much cult of wealth and billionaires.

That said, a large portion of Millennials and after them have a rather negative view of billionaires and are rather skeptical of becoming rich, or even becoming home owners.