High-speed train in Germany.

Primitive Technology can also select their tools for maximum gain. Apparently it’s relatively easy when you’ve got the right woods and kindling.

When you’re somewhere in the wilds your wood might be too hard, too soft or too wet or whatever.

Bummer. Maybe you can get that from some other distro’s package and add to the library path.

But at that point going the Proton route is probably easier.

Report it to a local tech site. That’s a scandal.

Hopefully this will translate to all software. Next step: Stop killing hardware

Probably. And with the next version Lemmy as well.

Maybe. But more importantly, it downloads a new binary.

Windows version is also problematic.

Do you have a current version of the game?

Lutris scripts are also often a good help: https://lutris.net/games/install/504/view

Drugs are good!
They let you do the things you know you not should!

Mine is. Only I have it.

GPS and similar systems are just big atomic clocks flying around the earth, shouting their time down to earth. A GPS (or other) device just needs to know the current time and the position of the satellites to calculate its own position.

The most control the US ever exercised over GPS was to encrypt the more precise parts of the satellite’s timestamps so that only military devices could get really precise positions. They stopped doing that when other systems went online. That was for the whole world, including its own citizens.

China’s system can’t be used for spying. It’s as passive as GPS. These things are harmless. No amount of control can be enacted through them.

A sentiment that wants to end democracy has no right to participate in that democracy. Yes, that sentiment has to be fought with ideas as well. But Germany knows too well from history that a democracy can be ended through democratic means. That is why these instruments were implemented in the first place.

Maybe still effects of the one-child-policy times. It’s probably much easier to punish people for having too many children than it is to incentivise having more.

There’s a villain in the DC universe who is actually an immortal caveman. But he uses his immortality to learn the languages and customs of the area and era he is in.

For a long long time compnies provided dedicated servers to their players. Sometimes included in the game files, sometimes as separate downloads. Often it was just a Linux binary, sometimes both Windows and Linux. Players would then have to enter the IP of their desired server.

Sometimes a central server would list all the available servers. For the Unreal games that was recently shut down. The community created a new one and patched the games to use it instead of the official one.

With games like Minecraft or Baldur’s Gate 3 the server is even included in the game. If Microsoft and Larian and Steam went away you could still play them that way with minimal fuzz.

I think Piefed supports that. Multicommunities. Was already a thing on Reddit that was calle Multireddit, I think.

It’s stupid to not just use all the available systems. Don’t just support Beidou. Use Beidou, Galileo (European), GLONASS (Russia) and GPS. Makes lock on faster, increases precision and helps if one doesn’t work for whatever reason.

The US cannot just shutdown Iran’s usage. That would impact all other countries as well. GPS consists of only about 30 satellites for the whole world. Starlink satellites are much much lower and can thus be more easily associated with one country.

That’s because Outlook doesn’t support Gmail’s authentication mechanism. Has nothing to do with favouritism. The app-specific password is a workaround offered by Gmail for legacy apps.