m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@kravietz
Most don't seem to understand that by supporting Palestine (whatever that might mean) they aren't solving the underlying core problem: ordinary people they want to support have no control over their lives, just like they have no say in what this money gets spent on 😩

@hj
Ha-ha, yes it is! All EFI-capable machines I have are Macs and they have a handy boot selector that looks for .EFI-files on all attached media and which you can fire up holding Option/Alt at boot.
It breaks the linux's suspend/resume from disk though: you have to use the exact same entry system was originally booted for resume to succeed — that's a bit annoying too, I've lost the saved state a couple of times this way 😩
@quad @eal

@quad
Yeah, that Edge stuff is really annoying. In Windows 11 it did break things like widgets, in Windows 10 it doesn't really break anything, but I can't install newer Visual Studio without WebView2, which is unfortunate — not that I use VS itself, but I need build tools for Rust and CGo support in Go. Well, anyway — older ones still work 🤷

@quad
That's odd, for me the winget way always worked — it's not very obvious, but nonetheless. It stopped working with one of the updates last autumn, but it looked more like a bug than something done intentionally. The next update that restored it, the winget way started working again both for Edge itself and for WebView2 — which I don't want in my system either.
It could be related with that court ruling of course, but I did not look so 🤔

@hj
Isn't it relatively easy to restore them though. I think it's just an ordered array of descriptors of where to look for bootloaders 🤔
@quad @eal

@quad
You can remove new Edge using winget. They did break it with one of the updates, but I think it works again now.

@th3rdsergeevich
Да уж! Вызывают некоторое недоверие. Наводят на нехорошие мысли, я бы сказал 😅
@neural_meduza

@meduza_unshackled
Ну так-то деревянный сортир вполне себе гендерно-нейтральный, тут не надо быть семи пядей во лбу. Так что РФ в этом отношении может быть прогрессивнее многих 😆

@iska @astrid
Just like emacs 😏

@MK2boogaloo I do like meaningful soundtracks that have artistic value even outside of the game TBH
Transistor OST is a great example of one: https://supergiantgames.bandcamp.com/album/transistor-original-soundtrack
I have it on CD that came with deluxe edition of the game and I sometimes listen to it even though I haven't played the game in years. I think Darren Korb did an impressive job with it and with Bastion soundtrack too. I presume both of their later games have good OSTs too, but I'm yet to play them.

@glennsills
If you work at a store where they sell candles? Someone will — they just won't know it 😏
@Miriamm

@thatguyoverthere
Exactly! I didn't have a job even before the lockdown, but at least I didn't have to eat bread, e-eww! 😖
@Miriamm

Hey, AliExpress! I did indeed order a wireless network card two years ago, what makes you think that RUBBER DICK is relevant to my interests today? 🤔

That adapter isn't even that bad and I don't want to slap the one who sold it to me with a dildo. In fact it still works perfectly 😂

@pointlessone @risottobias@tech.lgbt @seldo
I mean it doesn't know any answers that we don't already know, the trick is to expand very vague criteria it's given with what people are likely to expect — no magic there 🤷

@pointlessone @risottobias@tech.lgbt @seldo
Isn't it exactly how it works? It doesn't "give answers" it just attempts to predict a criteria that you do not define explicitly. Then it "hallucinates" some totally random stuff (that takes the most computational resources) and matches it against that criteria, presents to you what statistically matched it the most — that's it!

@catto
SECAM world 🤪

@neural_meduza
*Найк Борзов — Лошадка.mp3*

@dushman
She's just scared you might immediately use those to get your hands on a more expensive shotgun 😱