Can confirm familiar is quite decent.

Glad to see all of Ross’s effort wasn’t in vain :)

Debian’s documentation can be pretty awful. The Nvidia Driver install guide in particular could use a revamp.

No worries, and will do! :)

Apologies. Alt text added!

They were us back then too, and we still beat them.

And the first three episodes are free to watch on YouTube!

The rest can be watched through other means 😉 🏴‍☠️

Damn straight 😌

Consider that Germany was in far more dire straits economically, and Hitler’s approval was crazy high even towards the end of the war (something like 60 or 70%). So the entire time the opposition was outnumbered.

In comparison, Trump’s approval is around 45%.

TrilliumNext Notes is an excellent open-source alternative to both Notion and Obsidian.

https://github.com/TriliumNext/Notes

Ah, when you mentioned it was long-winded and should already be blatantly obvious, I thought you meant it was not useful information.

Usually I’d post this to [email protected], but unfortunately slrpnk will be down for a while, and figured I’d share it here in the meantime.

Is this community only for higher level discussions? I think for people newer to anarchism it’s a good encapsulation of the concept it tackles.

Kind’ve an odd suggestion, but if you like more arcade-y type games, and think you’d an enjoy a more advanced sorta spiritual successor to dig-dug, I’d recommend checking out Mr.Do! On the SNES. Weirdly good.

Sunset Riders is a fun and short western arcade shooter, as is Wild Guns.

There’s also a pretty neat Shadowrun RPG on the SNES.

I decided to throw Mega man Legends 2 on my miyoo mini, as I had fond memories of renting the first game as a kid, and never tried the sequel.

It’s an odd spinoff of the Megaman series that turns it into a 3rd person dungeon delving shooter, complete with story and fully voice acted 90’s anime style in-game cutscenes!

Thoughts on the sequel:

It has some improvements over the original, such as the ability to fly around the main ship on a world map! I liked the globe trotting aspect (the OG takes place in one city), and the art style and controls were pretty good.

It held my attention for about 4 or 5 hours, until I came across an underwater level, where things went downhill.

Even equipped with a missable underwater specific speed upgrade ability, movement speed underwater was cut to about a third of normal speed, and this was combined with large open spaces and the need to throw around some finicky boxes to reach high ledges sometimes were dead ends.

I just don’t have the tolerance for that sort of thing like I used to, so I deleted it and finished it by watching the cut scenes on YouTube! The ending is pretty cringe, so I’m glad I bailed, honestly.

We will! Unfortunately there’s just no way to fix the problem until the server owner gets back home in a few weeks. But we’re absolutely comin’ back.

Here’s the post from our Admin on what happened: https://feddit.org/post/13613230

Zen had some really concerning security/privacy concerns recently, which called into the question the competence of the creator, so I’d be wary of it.

You may want to take note of the date today, which may explain unusual behavior. :)

One really nice advantage for Posteo is even if you stop paying, they’ll never delete your account unless you specifically delete it yourself(preventing address recycling, unlike mailbox.org) and you can still access your account and recieve emails, you just can’t send any until you pay again. They won’t even delete it from inactivity.

That’s a rather unique feature in the email world now.

Personally I switched to a private email just so it would be one less avenue to harvest my data and habits for advertisers.