The idea isn't to let sites restrict adults, just let them restrict kids. So there wouldn't be a child internet.

So like systemd but ten times more dramatic.

Maybe he found out how many people blocked him.

Will people still be pariahs if they walk around with AR gear like gargoyles? Will VR still cause VR sickness? I don't know how apple plans to solve those problems, though I suppose they'll make a go at it.

The Internet Archive would be the usual place.

I see a lot of people doing flatpacks now, fwiw.

Only thing I install via deb these days is, like, Discord I think.

Important note for kbin (and fedia.io): if you sign up and fail to click that confirmation link, I think you're basically SOL. So don't make the same mistake I made! Click that confirmation link, it expires in an hour!

The... what?

x86 apps? Awesome.

In Excession it felt more like ::: spoiler spoiler The Culture is a race of intelligent starships that keeps humans as pets. :::

I lost all respect for his technical taste when he confessed that his daily driver is FreeDOS. I know linux folks skew at least a little contrarian but at that point I don't think we're speaking the same language of computing and there's not much I can learn from ya. Not super surprised to hear he went way overboard contrarian in other ways I guess.

I'm so hype for typed dictionaries

Huh, I didn't know you could do that. Where do you go to get to the downloads?

Are they ending the ability to upload files to Kindle too?

The nice thing about Samba is that you can find clients for everything.

I'd love a way to browse other instances "local" view the way I can browse my own home instance.

Incidentally, this is also a missing feature on Mastodon.

How do you litigate 'intention' in this way?

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N64 runs ok on pi? Since when? Which PI?

Way back in college, I took a class on systems programming where, because our professor was awesome, we logging in to macs remotely and pretended it was BSD Unix and worked on YACC and stuff. I'd of course used my linux terminal locally, but something about logging in to remote machines (and reading The Cucoo's egg) was undeniably cool, especially the idea of logging in to one other people also used. I hosted one of my first websites there, discovered and explored gopher, usenet, and of course (mostly lurked) the bboard.

I like games that indulge my poor impulse control and reward risk-taking and recklessness. Battle Royale games seem to be the exact opposite of this, which I think is why they rub me the wrong way. I don't want twenty minutes if waiting only to die in ten seconds, I wanna die over and over for twenty minutes and maybe still win the match.