If Wafrn has hardcoded search links, maybe follow a tag from Mastodon with RSS, and set links to redirect to your instance’s search?

When everything’s data that could be harvested for who knows what nefarious reasons, I’d rather not risk their “can’t read” to be actually “pretend not to be able to”, specially coming from Microsoft.

(One per message because Mbin doesn’t have quick embedding as Lemmy, PieFed or Mastodon)

Have two more:

Reminds a bit of Scott Pilgrim maybe? Been some years since I read the comic so I may be misremembering though.

It loads for me if I open in a new tab, but not through my instance’s link preview.

Good idea. And if @[email protected] goes for it and is concerned about the physical drive with Windows potentially tempering with the Linux install or reporting back to MS or whomever else whatever it finds, goofsqueak could unplug the Linux drive before plugging the Windows one, so no physical access to the main system is given to Windows.

And to goofsqueak, any problem with Fortnite on the Switch? I don’t play games as services so I wouldn’t know, and at least from my experience with offline games, if the problem are graphics, Fortnite from the little I know of, I don’t think would lose much in terms of quality.

Afaik Fortnite blocks access to Linux users due to anticheat? Options that come to mind are running on a VM with Windows, playing on consoles, and playing on a burner computer with Windows installed on bare metal.

Added to “Other stores, store-adjacent and catalogue-esque sites”:

• Kickstarter - Go to the posts tab of a project and add .atom at the end so it becomes https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/%7Bauthor%7D/%7Bproject%7D/posts.atom.

These tools are as good as the information fed to them, so I’d presume they weren’t fed nuanced situations. Now why would that be, I have some theories, either the people building the machine didn’t think/remember/find such materials to feed it, or these materials are hard to come by.

Reminds me how, also in Japanese, most dictionaries online I found, and even some people I asked about, couldn’t tell the difference between 今日 and 本日. What helped me was having enabled the Japanese-French dictionary setting in a multi-language dictionary I checked despite barely understanding French.

In the movie, the natives understand Miguel and Tulio, so either the movie’s also very inaccurate, or they understand Spanish too. =)

But people can always report works that may be breaching TOS or showing materials not representing the final product.

Isn’t “alleged” used to refer to something thought to be, but yet to be proven? Attached image makes it seem pretty obvious, but in case it hasn’t yet been proven, wouldn’t it need to be before the tag is added?

TL;DR: Tricky Store is an Android root module by developer 5ec1cff that spoofs your device’s hardware key-attestation certificate chain and reports the bootloader as locked, helping a rooted phone pass Google’s Play Integrity checks. Paired with a Play Integrity Fix module, it can reach device integrity; strong integrity needs a valid, unrevoked keybox.

Good for those that need it, but having seen such solutions multiple times over the past decade, it’s a cat and mouse chase that goes on until one of the parties depletes all possible moves. So I’d recommend to those that can, keep looking for more future-proof alternatives before it’s too late.

I don’t know if these numbers can be verified, or if it’s a “trust me bro” situation, but in case Reddit’s numbers are legitimate, its userbase to be still growing but only 1% could be inertia even as acceleration becomes negative. In an analogy, putting a car in reverse while it’s still moving forward can only keep taking it forward so much.

To @[email protected], if you make a community, either the pottery one if you feel like making a second one or any other community, feel free to post about the newly made community to either/both [email protected] and [email protected].

The more people follow a given community, the more it propagates whenever a post is made, and the more it propagates, the higher is the chance of someone feeling like interacting with the community or even following. And making the post to either/both communities helps giving an initial boost, though persistence in keeping posting until it gains traction should still be needed.

Starbound maybe?

Might not match the hardware and controller requirements since its optimization changes depending on the machine, and the commands are keyboard and mouse-centric so adapting to a 24-keys controller can be hard.

[email protected] crosspost candidate =)

How many times have I clicked this combo by accident and logged off Mint… 🥲

(sauce)