I don’t know if this one is loud enough, but it sure is small and efficient.

https://www.printables.com/model/1211132-ultra-compact-mini-whistle-100-db-on-your-keychain

add up a bit for their storage requirements

I bet I, myself, with my current hardware could store ALL of the cloud save files with redundancy.

Save files are usually some type of text. All of the text on Wikipedia comes out to about 24 GB.

I’ve been told over and over again that Valve needs that 30% and they can’t possibly do all that they do with a lower margin. Clearly hosting some files, hosting a forum, processing payments, etc is about ONE THIRD of all the talent and effort that goes into creating a game.

It’s an old tactic to reserve your name on every server.

And if a cheap, used, decade old EV battery is down to 80% of its former max life, that’s still a very usable vehicle for almost everyone. It probably isn’t even noticeable outside of long trips.

In fact, I can vouch. I keep the max charge on my new battery at 80% to extend its lifespan. I don’t even plug the thing in every night. My charge from 80% down to 45% can last nearly a week.

It’s a switch. It’s clearly marked. It literally says “sponsored”.

To establish a history. There’s midterms less than a year away. And this place is going to be at least as infested as Reddit.

Reddit will have the consent and cooperation of the admins. Lemmy will have an open API and not many ways to stop it.

Yeah, more games need to be like Amazon’s New World, where they kneecap their own game in an effort to appeal to the masses like you and the shareholders.

Tennis would also have wider appeal if you didn’t have to run back and forth so much. They should look into that.

The PvP is the majority of the challenge of the game. If you remove that, for the PvE players it becomes Cookie Clicker and they’re done in a week. And it also reduces the participation in the PvP side and damages that part of the game as well.

The cat & mouse mechanic is integral to the game’s success. If that doesn’t work, this isn’t a game.

PopOS with Cosmic did handle my odd 4 monitor configuration better than Ubuntu did.

As long as javascript is running they can track your mouse movement, which is similar to people’s gait when they walk.

Gonna need a source or a reference for that second part. Yes, I’m very aware that your mouse movement can be tracked, so we can skip that part.

Sometimes you get a new dream machine that has internal ipv6 disabled by default and only your matter over WiFi lights stop working, but you think they’re thread, which shouldn’t leak ipv6 past the otbr. So you work on getting them reconnected to the Internet by removing your firewall policy that kept them local, but Ubiquity now has Zones as well, and your dumbass did a little of each. Plus, for some reason, they’ll negotiate an ipv4 and drop off the network, and there’s no easy way to identify a bulb by it’s IP or mac address. It’s not like the Mac addresss is printed on the bulb, so you try to judge by signal strength. But then your buddy who’s been helping you troubleshoot for the past couple hours tells you to link him the lights from your order history, so only then do you realize they’re matter over WiFi and not matter over thread, and enabling ipv6 locally does the trick. Now you’ve just got a set up your automations again, because you had the bright idea to put actual switches in the walls that depend on home assistant, and the automations don’t know the new entities so none of your wall switches work until that’s fixed. And eventually you’ll get around to reinstating that firewall policy to block them from the Internet, but not today because you’ve spent long enough for one day on fighting with your light bulbs.

Or so I hear.

Check abrp, a better route planner. Can’t say if it’s open source, but it’s provably better then the default one in my car.

Dark Age of Camelot

They may not be my friends, but they are my allies.

You can be with us or against us. The two sides are fascism and anti-fascism. If you refuse to choose, the fascism choice is made for you.

Fight for primaries, sure. Primaries are important and there are choices to be made. But when it comes to actually fighting the Nazis you’re either with us or against us.

!dull_mens_club

Kidding, mostly.

I need my Omnissa Remote Client (VMWare) to work on Wayland with multiple monitors and I’d be good to go.

As it is, I have to use Windows for work.

Ubuntu didn’t work, but PopOS with Nvidia drivers built in works great.

It’s not a mistake until you admit it.

Oh fuck right off. They presented Project 2025 to the people and they didn’t vote against it. Hillary literally told us Trump was a Russian puppet in the biggest stage she had and we (collectively) didn’t listen.

We all allowed propaganda to destroy us. You didn’t do any better about it than the Dems did.