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Does this use Btfs’ RAID5? If so you might want to avoid since RAID5/6 arent production ready for Btrfs and contain known bugs that can lead to parity loss.

private trackers are the way. DigitalCore is one Im signed up for and it helps a bit with fleshing out my library.

thats like the only thing that would’ve made this better bro

Our government is so goofy. These massive overreaches into privacy and fair use all while having zero resources to actually enforce anything.

Remember the ““porn ban””? Beyond ISPs changing some filtering settings I don’t think anything actually changed for 99% of internet users.

Hell, our copyright laws might be based on the DMCA (The EU copyright directives and DMCA are ratifications of the same treaties) but I have never received a single Copyright letter in my life, even whilst running a seedbox for the last 2 years from my boiler cupboard!

I still don’t understand why Fedora feels it is superior at packaging a flatpak over the people who actively develop and distribute their own flatpak.

Sure, the bugs might be fixed now, but Fedora still prefers its own flatpak repo over flathub for little benefit, duplicating the effort of dozens of developers for a worse downstream experience.

If you distribute your app via Flatpak, what benefit is there over “disk space” (irrelevant for all but embedded devices) or the vague superiority complex of distro maintainers to manage your dependencies for you.

Even if downstream fixes a bug or two, those should be merged upstream. Imagine if Fedora staunchly refused to upstream fixes to bugs in the kernel?

Greg is a great level head in the kernel regarding rust, at least among the senior maintainers. I hope he can convince some of the more hostile maintainers to accept the new status quo that includes Rust in the Kernel at all levels.

You could get special NES items in the game for completing certain tasks. They designed the emulator to work with arbitrary ROMs so they could add ROMs later as part of nintendo promotions and events using the eReader Cards.

These custom items are encoded in a standard format in a user’s save file, so you can still visit people’s towns and transfer these items around.

Since the NES is so well documented and relatively simple, I hope people can get these consoles repaired easily.

No issues at all! Obviously speed caps will be useful since eventually you’ll have enough torrents that even gigabit will be saturated, but even a low speed can mean a lot over a long time.

I use qbittorrent so maybe this is why, but when my downloads finish theyre moved to my movies/tv folder but since qbittorrent handles that, it keeps seeding the files afterwards.

KDE and I keep it mostly stock. I usually get a compact desktop pager widget and add a kwin plugin to dynamically add/remove virtual desktops.

i have a raspberry pi 4 and it’s completely fine running 24/7 with torrents. Granted, with 3MB/s upload it’s currently hitting one core at 60% but I use Dietpi which has a nice utility to reduce the CPU priority on qbittorrent if another service needs it.

Plus, you could set up a samba share, store your torrents on the shared drive, and copy them to your Main PC when you need em. Doesnt need to be sophisticated.

That’s a damn shame, I’m sorry! I hope you got to back up a few of your personal things, and if you didn’t at least you have a bunch of knowledge to take onto your next project

People have really weird usernames sometimes

True, but there are other benefits too. Bots can’t crawl through your likes for example. Maybe you want a feature on lemmy or mastodon or whatever with anonymous polling? (ik masto has polls but for sake of argument) Maybe you’re implementing anonymous polling into an app for a trade union that needs total anonymity even from admins? It’s not totally unusual!

IMO it makes sense to do this at a platform level just because there’s a unified implementation of obfuscation across all the fediverse for any platforms that want to use, rather than a bunch of unique solutions that would be duplicated effort.

we need a debian name that initialises down to sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root

You should be fine with just Godot for now. Don’t over-engineer things until you need to, or you’ll just scare away potential contributors.

If you need to test portability, try spinning up a VM or a second system and getting the project running on that new system. You can work out the issues from there.

A final thought: one method for open sourcing commercial games you may want to consider is separating the assets and engine into multiple repositories, with a restrictive (paid) license for the former. The engine can then be openly developed by owners of the game.

Of course, I’m gonna support anyone who open-sources the FULL game but it’s worth considering if you’re thinking of this as a hobby project or a commercial venture.

the picture on the right isn’t demonstrating an engine. They simply use renewable energy to power the fans that suck in the air.

Doesn’t change the fact that industrial carbon capture is a scam, and most of that captured CO2 is later released back into the environment to help extract oil from old wells.

https://www.aogr.com/magazine/sneak-peek-preview/carbon-capture-boosting-oil-recovery

That’s the standard practice in most countries- if you take the whole unit you can break into it later!