In a parallel universe: staff meetings, but underwater.

Missed opportunity to post this twice.

I’m referring to the art-style specifically. Designs have changed, but the style sticks with the era.

Yes.

Ocean water can also be supercritical. You can find videos on youtube of under-ice water flash-freezing out from a nucleation site.

Yes.

They have that too, but less of it.

The feathers work almost like a dry suit. Trapping a layer of air to insulate their bodies and keep them exceptionally warm, even as they swim into water that’s below freezing temps.

They can’t dive as deep though. Air is compressibly by the quickly increasing water pressure, so the cold will sap their body heat faster as a penguin dives deeper.

Fat isn’t compressible, so seals don’t suffer the same problem.

The style is based on the Manga.

IT LOOKS SO GOOD

AAAAAAAAAA

And that’s why astrology is different from astronomy.

What the other guy said.

What you do is set up a reverse proxy, which you can then configure to forward connections either using subdomains or subpaths to the relevant ports.

Subdomains look like jellyfin.domain.com while subpaths look like domain.com/jellyfin. Generally the former is preferred, because the latter often requires that the service you are running allow you to configure the subpath you’re using.

Subdomains in turn require separate SSL certificates for each one.

You can also set up domains that only work inside your LAN, using self-signed certificates. No external or public domain needed.

Wierd pick, but Dorohedoro.

The world and main plot are undeniably dark. But at the same time side threads and charachters have a juxtaposed wholesome and positive outlook, and tonally things work like a slice of life a lot of the time.

It’s great.

do not dead

That’s good.

But there is definitely a cultural difference as well.

That said, it’s not like everyone in the west online is nice, but in western culture it has gotten MUCH better.

It wasn’t too long ago that every english speaking person in a video game chat was absolutely horrible. But today I encounter much more people online genuinely trying to be nice a constructive. Especially in games from studios that care.

And you can leave a negative review, and still be respectful. That isn’t what the majority are doing.

I hope that improves. China has a lack of truly wholesome devs that are also as successful as some western indies. Instead it is a hellscape of companies arguably worse than EA, Activision and Ubisoft.

Answer: Chinas gaming culture is toxic, and does not differentiate between indie and corporate pay-to-win live service bullshit. They are used to going straight to review bombs as the only way to make a point to developers.

Monster Strike. As in the title.

Finland: “Sweden, you’re my best friend”

Sweden: “Thanks”

While that’s true, fediverse mods and admins are MUCH faster and more diligent about clamping down on this stuff.

Even though we can’t all be around at all times, the ones that are instantly start freezing out the offender on the community and instance level.

It really doesn’t take long for walls to come up around problem users.

And if the user escalates… well.

I’m particularly thankful for the way the fediverse seems to have collectively agreed that the second you wish death upon someone, you’re just out. It’s not up for discussion at that point. No slaps on the wrist, none of the admins want to host that stuff, so the moment a report reaches them, that user(name) is simply gone.

Still not a reason for things not to end in them going “waaah, why won’t you validate and upvote my bigotry?!”.

Also account deletion.

That person went really off the rails in DMs, and all I did was comment.

They should learn to deal with facts before they go suggesting others struggle with “opinions”.

For anyone unaware, this was the user that posted “autism isn’t real” in unpopularopinion and basically got told “that’s just ignorance, not an opinion”.

Sure.

Saying people would end up “cowering in fear” and telling KDE to reassign the person who came up with making their own distro to kcalc was entirely pragmatic on your part.