Canonical (Kubuntu) and Red Hat (Fedora, I suggest the KDE variant) are very big and old companies if that's what you want.

I roll my eyes when I see people saying they'll leave Windows when they can run SteamOS, considering there are other distros that are just as good or better. But the brand name recognition will definitely bring some people.

You could probably route the logs to /dev/null but IDK if the IPs also get stored in the DB

Can't you just create a community on an existing Lemmy/PieFed instance? Sounds safer and easier

I would suggest Zero Rando over Shifter. Or if you want stuff like balance changes and automatic augs, use Zero Rando Plus (in the Game Mode selection)

The Rando->Gameplay menu will let you mix and match different balance changes too. But Zero Rando has them all disabled by default.

Lay D Denton is a mod that allows you to play as a female version of JC Denton, with full voice acting. It's very good, and fully integrated into the Randomizer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g8LHf5TF_U

The Randomizer has many QoL features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. And you can play with randomization disabled (Zero Rando) to turn it into an overhaul mod.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksoj1QMoGIc&list=PLZIQTa_kwZhBksj7UzcahPiRaHk87fWch&index=1

Ok I don't watch this anime, but this translation is really interesting lol. Do Japanese people also use the -ception suffix? Or did they have something similar before the movie Inception came out?

Actually it does come up when I stretch for Dune, Lemmy searches community description texts too

But I see now the ID is !dune@lemmy.world it's just the name that is funky

I'm impressed that Dune community is able to grow so much despite the difficult spelling with the Unicode characters lol

Are they still doing ActivityPub or did they ditch that?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_KrPyOMJn0

October 8th

I believe it appends the Steam ID number to the folder name when there's a conflict

And then they fire Josh with a wink and a $5mil severance

Lol I thought they were supposed to delete the ID images once confirmed

Everyone thinks the moderation/admin features need to be improved. I'm curious which improvements people are really needing. Whenever I see big complaints about it (beehaw, lemmy.one) I never see any specifics. Link the filed Github issues for them otherwise the feature requests don't really exist, and I'd like to give them thumbs up reactions so they get prioritized more.

Once I saw Beehaw give an actual specific complaint, and it was fixed in a hotfix (v0.18.5) within a couple weeks. Of course Beehaw never updated to that version anyways.

Is this the tipping point? There was another popular Youtuber who made a similar video recently, I forget who, but I could see videos like this bringing enough users to make Linux more than a drop in the bucket.

People are so stubborn that they're still using Twitter lol. It'll be many years before anything overtakes Reddit, I just hope it's decentralized

I'm sure it does, considering even my old busted laptop has hit the Steam hardware survey before, but it's not one of my primary gaming PCs.

Another way of saying this is Steam Machine is slower than about 44 million gaming PCs (30% x 147 MAU, a very conservative number since that's monthly and number of users instead of number of computers).

The fact that its GPU is slower than the 5 year old PS5's, and it only has 8GB VRAM, makes me question Steam Machine's longevity. And it apparently can't do FSR4 cause it's RDNA3.

It needs to be cheap.

Not gonna watch this video, but I see the clickbait thumbnail says "LAST CHANCE" which is just dumb. Linux will outlive him and me and you. There's no reason to not give it another chance within the next 20 or so years. In fact, they'll almost certainly release another video about Linux.

For those experiencing issues with boot failures, we had to put together a whole new guide on how to fix it. While we wanted this out earlier, it takes a few hours to research and write it all up

but people say Windows doesn't require any tinkering! only Linux does! /s