@modev I'm genuinely surprised to see so few C courses integrating standard C safety tools, such as linters. It's extremely easy to write unsafe C on the beginning, heck I passed years avoiding loops like the plague because I didn't manage to write them correctly without going on an off-by-one error. Something that a linter would have caught and fixed for me.

Could we expect players from unsupported regions to have the original game retroactively removed from their libraries?

Most important part to me: Adwaita is finally themeable again! No more black-or-white-or-the-highway

@deegeese @BrikoX If it's light enough to be added liberally to a smartphone without turning it into a brick, it probably is light enough to add it to a car roof with no major weight added. The question is, will it actually absorb enough sunlight to fill a car battery?

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@RandomVideos Because it still platforms the person, even if indirectly. You might remember the slightly wonky paintings made by a certain Austrian painter that plagiarized Chaplin's mustache, right?

@RandomVideos They should have also removed all the code and artwork he contributed to the project as well (which is to say, the project should have been taken out of the market). Otherwise it's merely pushing the controversy under the rug.

@kilgore_trout I'd usually say that, but then there's the entire issue of the villagers still being a vague stand-in for Jewish stereotypes (and then, to make things worse, said stereotypes then rubbing off to the Piglins in the Nether).

@MinecraftWikiEN And then, Notch went mask-off, retroactively making the entire series morally questionable to support (no, the fact that he sold it away is irrelevant as he's still the original author, and no, Miku is not the author either)

@MinecraftWikiEN And then, Notch went mask-off, retroactively making the entire series morally questionable to support (no, the fact that he sold it away is irrelevant as he's still the original author, and no, Miku is not the author either)

Time to /r/insert plenty of /r/references to /r/unrelated /r/subreddits just in case

At long last, some theming support for Adwaita! I really missed being able to change colors, at the very least

@BrikoX As somebody who just used his FortiToken to log into a FortiNet VPN: AAAAAAAAAAAH

Account verification is relatively simple, if you have your own website you just add a link back with a special formatting. Problem is, barely anyone applies for self-verification, and several platforms such as Lemmy don't support self-verification whatsoever. I can see why something like a distributed verification agency should be a thing, if we manage to make the implementation less technical for the end users of course.

Many local governments have lists of local businesses to support, you could try finding your city's municipality's website and see if there's such a list.

@Andromxda I have a Nextcloud instance where I set up the UnifiedPush distributor. Problem is, I've only found, like, three applications that work with UP - one of them constantly crashes, the other requires manually installing additional services on my server in order to even work, and the third one I barely even used in the end. I seriously hope to see more apps using UP now that it's finally landed on the main Maven repositories.

@nanoUFO At least it still runs on the Steam Deck, right? ...Right?!

@alessandro Ah never mind, total purchases were 25000 so the brute earnings were about 1 million USD

@alessandro

• Estimates give around 700 total active players on PC
• Each copy costed $39.99 USD plus taxes
• Let's consider about 700 players on the PS5 side of things to be fair
• No microtransactions added to the game, that I know of
• The total lifelong brute earnings of Concord (and thus the amount of money Sony will have to refunds) would therefore be around $60 000 USD, which in the world of AAA gaming is practically peanuts

@bilbobaggins The good part: my self-hosted VaultWarden supports passkeys, so I've added them to everything I can. The bad part: Android does not support third-party passkeys on Android 13 and lower, and guess whose phone is stuck with 13 being the latest official release for his smartphone - that means that the websites that completely substitute the password with a passkey, such as PlayStation and Microsoft, are currently off-limits for me because I'll end up locked outside.