In a way, I see it more as a square/rectangle situation. A game that helps to shape you is probably a favourite one, not necessarily the other way around. It’s a good thread either way.

Honestly I love reading about peoples favourite games! I thought it was funny in this thread

I’ll admit that there was a time I thought only idiots wore branded clothing. Partly because advertising, but mainly because some prints age terribly while the piece of clothing itself is fine.

That was before I realised how easy it is to connect with someone because of their clothing.

ITT: A bunch of people misunderstanding the question

It’s definitely not stupidity, you don’t have to be stupid to fall for propaganda. They just overwhelm you with information so it becomes impossible to filter out the truth, so people default to what they feel or instinctively grasp.

Yeah movement is goofy like you’d expect people to be goofin

Yeah it reminds me of those pictures takes when the sun is at the zenith with barely any shadows

Emulators are legal

With the caveat that an emulator cannot copy any copyrighted code to use in the emulation. They try to add as much proprietary code and encryption that it’s nearly impossible to emulate without breaking the law.

It’s scummy, but people have and will continue to find ways around it. But even the smallest of copyright infringements will result in Nintendo’s wrath.

Girl, you’re -

Are we really all gmod enjoyers? Or more to the point, are we all the same person on Lemmy?

Yes, and the way this reader functionality works is using structured tags in the HTML code. A very small effort that leads to a magnitude in accessibility that some just do not give an F about.

The kicker here is that these tags also impact SEO heavily, so not having them not only makes it harder for many people to use or read some sites, but it also makes them score lower on search engines.

❌️ Adding accessibility features to make the internet usable by anyone

✅️ anyone other computers

RCE means exactly this, the ability to run any code on a remote device (the one running notepad).

It’s a parsing issue. I’ve encountered the same writing an MD parser for a website, not as trivial to solve as it seems. For a multi billion dollar company this is hilariously stupid. Why do I get the feeling someone vibecoded this entire implementation.

Yeah at least, it died with the rise of encryption

When you realise the main difference between an Air and a Pro is active cooling on the CPU on the Pro, it makes sense why the Air is a powerhouse. Knowing the M-series is very efficient, you’ll only notice the difference on heavy loads. (I know the Pro has more options, but it only makes a difference in specific workloads)

Paying the exuberant Apple tax for more soldered RAM and storage is something you’ll never see me do as long as there are ultrabooks without permanently attached storage.

First thing that came to my mind as well! For those not wanting to watch a short: it’s Hank Green showing a cap that shows you a timer since the last time the bottle was opened.

Gotta keep em on their toes

An interaction I had on a documentary about the massacre yesterday:

Quite common as in, I’ve only met one person here in my life who can only drive automatic. Electric cars being more mainstream means many more people are driving automatic, but if you do your licence in an automatic you are not allowed to drive a manual car. So I’d wager over 99% of people can drive a manual. This is in Belgium btw.

As a longtime Debian user I’m probably pretty biased, but Debian + KDE Plasma is goated