!microblogmemes@lemmy.world

Fastest way for me (and probably others) to subscribe.

It was the Apache reverse proxy. I had to add ProxyPreserveHost On to my vhost.

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. I like it for being a rolling release with quality control. On the one hand I don’t like its restrictive defaults but on the other hand I know enough to work with them and that’s given me a leaner system.

Your choice of desktop environment is totally independent from your choice of distribution. You can always change it to what you prefer.

I bet you could even run KDE Neon (KDE’s own distribution) with Gnome if you wanted to.

The Liftoff Android client at least has a feature to combine the feeds of your accounts.

• !steamdeck@sopuli.xyz
• !steamdeck@lemmy.ml
• !Steamdeck@kbin.social

There are already 5 or so Android apps for Lemmy, at least 2 iPhone apps and 2 Linux apps on Flathub. Go ahead.

If the available software doesn’t work as you want it to and you have the skill and time to make something you like go ahead. Often enough in the open source world devs of “competing” programs actually help each other.

So in the end you will just make the world a better place with your contribution.

I thought it would be about dice.

I found that Minecraft is actually a pretty good teacher. There are servers (like hypixel.net) out there where kids can play different games or buy plots of lands with coins to run shops and stuff.

My kid has seen people advertising bullshit, scams, manipulation, but also genuinely good and nice people but also betrayal from people he thought to be good.

The manipulation isn’t as good as in the real world. But it’s good enough for discussions on how it’s done in the real world.

It defected to Russia with super advanced submarine tech and a nuclear bomb.

Lutris isn’t just for Wine but for all games. Bottles isn’t just for games but for other programs as well.