You should try Terraria.

Then get into mods. Calamity is absolutely amazing.

The mod scene is so strong and expands the game so much.

My mother and sister is on my homeserver.

Also my SO.

And my every friend.

And we use Jitsi for calls during gaming or whatnot.

I use the pip install without issues for 8 years.

Never join matrix.org from your server (or ideally any other) and you’ll be fine.

I have my entire inner circle on my homeserver without issues, sharing pictures and texting a lot, and in that time we are on like 25ish GB in disk space.

Part of the deal

Oh, he’s on AWS, that might explain some things

So let’s start adding pockets to womens clothing and stop the mandatory purse plague at its core.

Anime fans lose big after Crunchyroll still in business.

Still not a thing

LLMentalist strikes again

Ja?

But even senior devs don’t know that.

I’ve seen a senior describe the chatbot as ‘expert senior colleague to discuss ideas with’.

Which is horrifying. Cause that’s the most wrong take there could be.

For fucking WHAT?

never

… and therein lies the problem

I know that’s not the intention, but saying it like that slides into apology territory.

We should be absolutely appalled at the firing, maybe to a lesser extent, but there is no better time to point out this than during a big event.

It’s kinda like saying ‘protestors should not disrupt public spaces’, like they have done everything else, what else do people need to wake up and draw the line?

I’ve seen people on the internet suggesting Darktable as a solid Lightroom replacement… I don’t know anything about photo editing, but am curious - how bad is it?

We’ve just had survey at work about genAI, a large part of the devs use Linux and LLMs, yet nobody could explain how genAI works.

I was very surprised.

You would be surprised.

An awful lot of people, including Linux users, are into genAI. And not many understand anything behind it.

They were never gone, and most likely never will be.

ALSO to it’s own citizens, but also everyone else

That’s the neat part.

Ever since ‘journalism’ has been reduced to reposting social media posts, there is very little reputation to be had.