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That gameplay looks a lot like my old school favourite ut2004. Can you comment on how it compares?

• lightposts are generally steel, an axe wouldn't do much
• 1.5m is kinda short for a lightpost

I bought a modern MSI gaming laptop with awesome on-paper specs and they did something fucky such that the keyboard doesn't work until about kernel v6.7. The keyboard. Wtf.

Any idea how forgejo compares to radicle?

I'm trying to decide what to install on my home server. I want something easy to start with but reasonably extensible and federated would be nice

I imagine this process is more about ensuring the employee is the one entering the new password, rather than the malicious actor - which would easily be possible if a simple password reset email was sent out.

A password has nothing to do with validating your identity, it's merely about authentication.

Authentication (n):
Computing
the process or action of verifying the identity of a user or process.

The kinda neighborhood you see people pull up into other people's driveways to turn around.

Outside the US, this is every neighbourhood

This seems like comparing apples and cricket balls. Kinda similar on the surface, but they serve drastically different purposes.

Are you announcing a release or just posting to get some eyes on the project? I'm keen to read through a changelog before upgrading from trilium v0.63.7.

I've been self-hosting trilium for a few years and love it, would like to see updates though; there a few UI/UX areas that feel like they need polish.

I was initially unhappy about using a database to store my notes, and I do worry about how I'd migrate my trilium notes to another system, but the experience thus far has been pretty great.

I don't enjoy how Calibre works. The way it manages its library in a folder separate to where/how I store my ebooks rubs me the wrong way. It also seems to like adding itself to metadata and messing with stylesheets.

I gotta admit though, nothing else even comes close to replacing it.

Dude I went through the exact same thought process

How does a little bit of extra voltage result in "oxidation" inside a sealed package? Is this a media spin way of saying they borked the microcode and fried some chips?