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Valve literally released hardware and said “hey, competitors, feel free to add your own stores and even OS”. None of their competitors even bothered to try.
Valve doesn’t need to resort to underhanded tactics to secure their monopoly like other monopolies. They just know that they provide a good service.
Lift up your mouse. What is an LED but a spicy candle?
I found Hades hard to beat. Yes, there’s meta progression and item combos that make it easier, but the game requires a level of mechanical skill to beat.
Don’t feel discouraged; focus on how you’re improving as you feel more comfortable with your movement.
I’d recommend using an atomic distro. Then if you get shot to pieces you can roll back to a good state.
I’m not sure if it’s treating “localhost” as a hostname or not, but does replacing it with 127.0.0.1 function as expected?
Not paying open source devs or firefighters is taking advantage of their enthusiasm.
You don’t have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun the other guy.
I think most devs here can out-maintainable-code an llm.
Has Gitea even given any indication that they want to work on federation themselves?
Is this an allegedly “high performance” reverse proxy written in NodeJS? Uh… Yeah, good luck with that.
Also, how do they intend to protect against DDos attacks in a self-hosted environment with (presumably) a limited number of devices?
So what do we call these? Cordslop?
Ah! Seems it does, but not at Tier 1 or 2. So I guess it could be buggy?
Got curious and looked into it. All the architectures officially supported by Debian are also supported by Rustc.
I guess if you’re a fan of GNU/Hurd it might cause issues?
Vibe management? Is that what they mean by “edge” computing?
My main desktop is Mint - I feel like most of the random pieces of software I find myself wanting to run are built for Ubuntu or at the very least a lfh distro.
My server and random devices run NixOS, and I’m acrually considering combining all the config into a monorepo…
My Raspberry PI I think runs Raspbian though. I should see if I can nixify it.
Tweaking my various Nix configs feels good and satisfying.
… When it works, that is.
For the lazy:
Seems a decent selection.
Looks like it’ll functionally just be a standard Windows PC with mass produced hardware (and thus specs can be tailored for by gamedevs). It makes sense as a thing to do and I’m surprised they haven’t done it already.
Does Windows have a controller interface yet?
I don’t think those are sufficient. We could prove that a given binary can be produced from a given repo commit, but that doesn’t actually ensure that the code itself is safe. Malicious code is malicious code even if it’s reproducible.
Then the bigots will cackle and laugh out of getting a reaction from you. IMO not worth it.
How much have you already got working? This seems like a huge project, especially just for one person.
What is your policy on AI generated content as part of the development? Both for art and code? No need to destroy the real environment for a virtual one, and AI code in a secure environment is a no-no for me.
I’d also like to advise caution about having every change put to a community vote. Only the most enfranchised players will actually get involved in the process, and may make changes that hurt newer players. Players tend also to be really bad at identifying solutions to problems in general.