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He thinks the initiative’s goal isn’t clear and passing a law based on an unclear direction would effectively kill all live service games.
The problem is, reason behind making a law about it is clarifying how to approach this problem in the first place.
Very cool to see people still working on X.
the law requires I say no
I wish they found out more though
Does this have any credible source reporting on it, just curious since this image is not a recent image.
oh wow those buttons are scarily close to each other, adding moderators should be done from community settings and definetly not right next to the button you use to ban people
but at least there’s a confirmation dialogue before appointing as mod
It’s important to note that not all portals are implemented on all desktop environments. You can see this as a reference table: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Desktop_Portal#List_of_backends_and_interfaces
If only half of that leniency were granted to selfhosting tools and adblockers
Good to know some people are still working on X.
Git repo for those who’re interested
Weirdly I think it was a system update problem. Did it and restarted and now it works
I meant Valve’s Proton 10.0-1. But just installed ProtonGE 10-1 and it didn’t run it either, it just hangs like this on the logs
he isnt comparable the toenail of Mustafa Kemal. All he does is selling off state properties and factories, polar opposite of what Ataturk did.
The dude is trying to delete Mustafa Kemal’s name everywhere, claiming he is a kemalist is the equivelant of calling Stalin a nazi,
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appearently RTEMS used to stand for for Real Time Executive for Missile Systems. That’s a really interesting way to know that Wii homebrew was built on top of software made for missiles.
You can disable fast boot on Windows to remove the read only lock.
Please note that it is not a suggested way to run, nor install games. A program could modify the disk in a way Windows itself can’t parse it, rendering it unbootable.
For anyone who might think their glibc might be older than 2.31, you can check with ldd --version
If you’re on any distro that has released an update within a span of 5 years, you’re clear.
have you tried updating GRUB, or replacing GRUB with something like rEFInd?
Elon Musk: noo don’t call my tesla cars swastikars
Also Elon Musk: