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Cake day: November 14th, 2023

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  • I met this disturbed user here on Lemmy a few days ago, username “blave”. He wrote a “weird” joke as a comment on a post, got called out for it, proceeded to tell everyone that interacted with him:

    • they had shit for brains, in various different phrasings
    • they ate shit from their ass, also in different phrasings
    • they should kill themselves, and record it and send it to him.
    • etc, more stuff like that, but those were the common themes

    Really disturbed individual. He got banned from that community after I reported him. Hoping he’ll get banned from our instance as well.




  • Right but you can’t change the native runtime per game. You can only change the compatibility layer (Proton) globally and per game. The runtime is static obviously, and either used or not used. I’m guessing Proton bypasses the native runtime by having the game interacting with it? Or maybe it is a translation layer? Both? Anyway, doesn’t matter. 🙂 What wasn’t the problem.

    But I’d still be interested in how to check which version I have, just to know.

    Edit: hold on, does the runtime show up in the same list as Proton versions? That would explain what you all are talking about. And only for native Linux games. That’s why I haven’t seen it before I guess.






  • those things are not equivalent.

    If by “those things” you mean a men’s club and a women’s club, that’s kind of my whole point. They should be considered the same but are not. Given men’s history of women’s oppression, there’s a lot we can’t do without the assumption of possibly being oppressive or sexist. Sometimes it’s hard being a man of one of the first generations in the starting centuries of women’s liberation (if it will even ever conclude).

    Not as hard as women have had it of course, but if we want equality for all, that means we have to act the part, from both sides. 🙂