my patreon bill is about $100 a month, I have a nebula subscription, and i pay for dropout, so yes i do.
and i pay those people if i engage with their creations. i still get ads in their videos, so i use sponsorblock.
advertising is emotional manipulation that i do not wish to be subjected to when not actively seeking it out. doesn't matter if it's done out of necessity, give me as a viewer a way to support you directly if that's the situation.
many animals change biological sex completely, like clownfish for example. it's very natural.
i think the mod loader is for a console release.
you could always paste it into the browser and see what it makes, but it looks to be a lot of the same color...
all ice cream vans in my country play the same, bespoke song
Oxygen Not Included. it's taken over my brain.
yeah, Uniper is a major stakeholder in the Oskarshamn and Forsmark power plants, and it was absorbed into the German state in 2022.
i'm a plan 9 from bell labs fan. Imagine how excited I was when wsl used 9P for its plumbing. then they scrapped it all for wsl2.
just, the power they managed to get out of those union mounts... your application wants access to the mouse? sure, here's a file named "mouse". it's got the coordinates in it. you want to draw to the screen? here's a file called like "bitmap" or whatever, just write to it. you want to start a process on another machine? just cd to it and start the process there. want to have the UI show up on your machine? symlink your bitmap file to that directory.
I also wish early web composability could have stayed and expanded. like, the old vlc embed player, which would just show up in your browser and could play any file inline? great stuff. Imagine if every application composed with everything else, like the android Activity and Intent concepts but for anything, just by virtue of living in the same os. need an image? just ask the os and it will present the user with many ways to procure an image, let the selected one run , and hand you back an image. you don't even have to care where from. in a way, it's what the arcan guy is doing with his experiments, although that's more for stitching together graphical pipelines.
mfer nationalised the comments section just like they did the swedish nuclear power plants
the old first generation one did, but the one they're currently prototyping does not as it is too heavy to move under pedal power only. no, i don't get it either.
i find it useful for things outside my areas of expertise. been doing a lot of devops lately and even though it usually fails in the specifics it can generate the broad structure of a yaml pipeline and enough pointers that i can find the right thing in the docs.