A similar option is to split your social media accounts in two. Keep everything political on one account, only dive into that account occasionally/rarely.

For your main account, keep it subscribed to all of your hobbies and unsubscribe from anything political. For this account switch your news feed into “uplifting news” feeds.

Since the E. coli here are only functioning as a screen, you could do the same thing with a neogeo and then write another clickbait article about it.

Looks like a slight decrease compared to Win 10, but an increase across different Proton versions.

Win10: 50.82
Proton-EM-10.0.33: 43.88
Proton-EM-10.0.37: 49.96

I love you, you love me… Then something about ganging up on Barnie…

It could no longer function all on its ohm.

Works fine for the most part, although I’ve noticed a bug in docked mode where, when changing users, it won’t show me where the highlight is at. I just listen for the audio queues and select the right profile that way.

Some TVs have a “gaming mode” that must be enabled to avoid laggy inputs when playing games.

If you want to dive into the court documents, you can here: https://courts.delaware.gov/Opinions/Download.aspx?id=392880

But I would just recommend listening to some lawyers comment on the situation, like Opening Arguments: https://www.patreon.com/posts/idiot-ceo-used-153623405?collection=867807

That’s correct, revenue, not profit.

The CEO of Krafton was the one who signed the deal. He definitely had buyers remorse which is why he ended up ignoring his lawyers and turning to ChatGPT for advice on how to delay the release of Subnautica 2 and avoid the payout.

The judge extended the deadline on the bonus by 9 months (to September).

If Subnautica earns $69.8million in revenue by then, Krafton will need to pay up the full $250million to the team.

https://gamerant.com/subnautica-2-250-million-bonus/

Considering it sold 2 million copies in 12 hours, at $30 each, I’m assuming they’re very close to reaching that (if they haven’t already).

Link to the terms of service here: https://subnautica.com/en/policy/tos

I didn’t see anything about VPNs.

Besides that, it’s definitely an overreaching document. I expect it to get a failing grade at ToS;DR.

Edit: found the part for VPNs listed under the “prohibited uses” (emphasis my own):

use IP proxying or other methods to disguise the location of your use or Device, whether to circumvent geographical restrictions on the use of the Game, the Documentation or Services or for any other purpose or in a way that violates these Terms;

The only ones fired were the 3 co-founders. They were the ones who were set to receive the largest amount of the bonus (they had promised to put most of that back into the company and to share with the development team). The judge ordered that only one of them be brought back and for the deadline on the $250million to be extended by 9 months.

https://www.ign.com/articles/judge-slams-subnautica-2-publisher-krafton-in-victory-for-fired-workers-orders-company-reinstate-boss-and-extend-250-million-bonus

Some additional features that PieFed has:

• You can create posts with polls.
• Crossposts will display comments from everywhere that something is crossposted to (organized into their own sections)
• Feeds for combining multiple communities into one.
• Mods can move posts from one community to another (such as in cases where a post is a better fit for a different community)
• You can blur images with spoiler tags instead of needing to use NSFW.
• You can tag posts and then filter down posts based on those tags within a community.
• You can set a time/date for when something gets posted.

A more complete list can be found here: https://join.piefed.social/features/

Same reason as many other responses here, I came here because of the Reddit API situation. The Reddit app was garbage at the time (likely still is) and losing 3rd party apps with all of their features was frustrating. The API pricing scheme was obviously set high to push out most other applications.

What really pushed me over the edge was the way that Steve Huffman acted towards the Apollo dev (Christian Selig). The Reddit CEO lied about Apollo “blackmailing” them. Luckily Christian had recorded their conversation and could prove what was actually said, even then Steve doubled down.

https://www.reveddit.com/v/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_will_close_down_on_june_30th_reddits/

In the fediverse I started on Lemmy.ml, but then I saw how the Admins treated those with opposing views. I switched to Lemmy.world and stuck with it for a while. Then PieFed came out with all of its additional features. I quickly switched over and felt much more comfortable donating to their development costs.

The Lazarus facilities in Star Citizen have a constant irradiated electromagnetic storm around them. If you fly too deep (past the facility), your ship will be disabled and you’ll crash. You can take a tram deeper into the storm and you’ll start to receive radiation damage. So you’ll either want a special protective suit, or take refuge inside of facility buildings every now and then.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OzfPaUWYpY

On this particular planet, your ship can also get hit by stray bolts of lightning (a rare occurence) while flying around any storm . It will shut your ship down for a short time.

On some parts of planets, the weather is cold enough to freeze you (if you’re not wearing the right protection).

Some planets are very hot and will kill you if you stay too long outside without protection.

There’s an underground prison on a hot moon that you can escape from. If you don’t get to a vehicle in time, you’ll die from the heat (or lack of oxygen).

I actually had the opposite experience.

It was the perfect device for going through university for me. I mostly used it for note taking and homework with OneNote. For something like proving my work with matrices I could just copy the last matrix, paste it, then replace the one column/row that I was working on and repeat. In that case, work that took other students an hour or more would only take me a few minutes.

Additionally, since it wasn’t just a tablet, I could run whatever software I needed on it for completing projects.

Of course a somewhat recent update from Windows bricked the device, and I haven’t gotten around to switching it over to Linux (like I have with my other devices). It does look like there’s a great group helping to support that transition though: https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface

Yeah, that comment is /c/lostlemmings material.

It’s showing up now. Might have been a federation issue for a bit.

Out of curiousity, can anyone else see this image? I tried through PieFed and Lemmy, as well as an attempt through the Voyager app, but it doesn’t seem to be showing up.

Edit: And I tried through Mastodon as well. MBin actually shows a link with the accessibility text. Looking again with PieFed showed the accessibility text for a bit, but then it disappeared with a refresh.

The accessibility text:

Person holding a “Steam Deck Compatibility: Verified” tag and saying “Woah. This is worthless!”

According to comments related to the investigation, the interface repeatedly checks whether all buttons fit within the available horizontal space. If the controls overflow, the system hides one of the buttons to free space. However, hiding the button changes the container’s width, immediately creating a new problem.

Once the button disappears, the available width appears enough for the interface to believe there is room again, causing the hidden button to reappear. The buttons then overflow once more, forcing the interface to hide the button again. The cycle repeats continuously at extremely high speeds.

I wonder if this affects any pages that have YouTube videos embedded as well.