Caveman
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You can also just do a
sudo !!the!!is a shorthand for whatever you tried to run previously.
Wasps and bees are closely related to ants, ants really go crazy for honey.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Any good indie games on steam? Can be any genre.English
13·5 days agoMust be a troll comment.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Any good indie games on steam? Can be any genre.English
411·5 days agoI play indie games a bunch, here’s my shortlist:
- Factorio (factory builder)
- Enter the Gungeon (bullethell top down shooter)
- Slay the spire (rougelike deckbuilder)
- Subnautica (underwater exploration/survival/base building) - nr 2 is in early access, publisher deal with Krafton so good for the devs they fucked up trying to get out)
- Megabonk (rougelike auto-shooting, 3d vampire survivors type)
- Outer Wilds (space mystery exploration)
- Chants of Senaar (language decoding)
- Return to the Obra Dinn (forensics)
- Dave the Diver (dive fishing/sushi serving)
- Celeste (2d platformer)
- Neon White (speedrunning FPS)
- Papers Please (soviet style document checking)
- Cuphead (metroidvania)
- Magic Archery (very short and solid incremental, free and unmonetized, very rare)
- Inscryption (deckbuilder)
- Schedule I (drug dealing sim)
- Hollow Night (2d platformer Soulslike)
- Hades (roguelite)
All of them are good and they’re mostly different types of games. All are tons of fun to play and most of them have a very charming art style (schedule I, and Megabonk Notably lacking there)
Out of these the absolute favorites are Factorio, Outer Wilds, Return to the Obra Dinn.
Side note, very important you stick with Outer Wilds until you find a major secret, people sometimes bounce off it and miss out on a once in a lifetime gaming experience.
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•GitHub - Lunarboar/debian-gaming-suite: Universal gaming optimisation for all Debian-based Distros — AMD, NVIDIA, Intel ArcEnglish
14·5 days agoJust to add, finding good wayland support can be more important for gaming depending on your hardware. You get HDR, variable refresh rate, fractional scaling for monitors and other goodies.
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PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10 I just purchased for my son. Bought new in Australia and paid $1500English
71·5 days agoOverkill for the use case, great deal for the price. Also will last forever with 4 battery cells.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What piece of media thoroughly disappointed you?
1·6 days agoHonestly, I also felt like it was boring starting out since you’re just exploring aimlessly. Then after a while of just flying all over and looking at shit it starts clicking, the pieces start falling into place and the enjoyment of the game grows. Revisiting old places doesn’t feel like a chore anymore because you’re using new knowledge and instead of aimlessly wandering you’re on a mission to explore a nook that looked off limits.
So yeah, if you started it and didn’t get far it sucks, if you finished it then it’s amazing.
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Games@lemmy.world•What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ?English
2·6 days agoRelatable comment
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Games@lemmy.world•What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ?English
1·6 days agoAs a counter example MonsterSSS has a lot of fun.
This is what happens when you reward people based on token usage. People no joke can just put in before every PR “review every detail, be very thorough, make sure it fits into everything, check for every possible undefined behavior etc.” while giving the model a massive doc with list of all files in the project.
Not even sure if they check the prompts because “review formatting of the entire codebase” is also super heavy in a large repo but if prompts get checked it’s an obvious token sink.
The model will just ransack the whole project every time through the whole stack when you could enforce a contract with a couple of tests with strict input validation.
Uber has the dumbest AI policy in the industry.
I still sometimes do it randomly because of editor lag in Jetbrains Ideavim, you can just hit u usually until you get back to where you were.
} jump forward to next empty line is really quick for navigating, also if you know the identifier then /myVar<enter>nnnn is much faster than scrolling and gets you ready to edit. Otherwise 5j;;;; also works of course.
I use Neovim as much as possible but Jetbrains C# just has a really nice debugging experience (with Vim mode on, of course). I still use Neovim for reading C# and doing some small edits and it works really well when reading what the LLM wrote.
It’s hard to beat stepping through a method until you hit an exception, go into a catch block, ctrl+O until you hit the last line before the exception, breakpoint, skip to top of method and rerun.
I think downloading is also illegal since you’re creating an illegal copy on your computer although distribution of copyrighted material is more serious.
Although, you could copy the CD instead legally in many cases.
Gold price would lower until it’s the same price as it costs to mine and bring it to earth, if that’s at all lower than whatever it’s currently.
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Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•AOC surges to lead in 2028 primary for first time
6·14 days agoI think it’s more along the lines of Hillary and Kamala were just too meh of a candidate to actually get people out to vote. I think AOC even though generally not as big tent as the previous two will still perform really well because of the amount of billing willing to go out and vote for her.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Plex’s price hikes prove I was right to switch to JellyfinEnglish
2·18 days agoI’ve been running a Jelly server for 2 years now on a used desktop I bought for cheap. It’s just been good and zero effort since setting everything up.










That doesn’t work? I would have thought it would work.