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Oooh, I get to say an “Umm… Actually” fact. File names are not case sensitive in Linux nor are they case insensitive in Windows.
It’s entirely possible to have a case insensitive filesystem on Linux (I think ext4 supports a mount option for it now). Likewise, there’s a bit you can set on folders in Windows that makes its contents case sensitive. So realistically, case sensitivity is a property of the folder, not the OS.
Yes, that’s as annoying as it sounds.
I think the onboarding and new user experience for Mint could be better, but I think there’s one important thing that I think makes Mint a good intro distro: Its Ubuntu base.
If you look up guides for “linux” it usually gives instructions for Ubuntu, which usually also apply to Mint. Likewise, if you look for software downloads you tend to find Ubuntu debs.
I know flatpak fixes these issues to an extent, but I think we’re not there yet.
If you’re serious about getting help from the community, open source the game and/or provide concrete questions on what code you want to improve.
“Protests” like this are the “it was just a prank bro” of activism.
I have three things I want to see in a fictional world (either mine or someone else’s):
The current idea rattling in my head is for a game which will likely never get finished. A spaceship with a small crew gets blown off close while travelling at warp speed or whatever. The heroes need to visit a bunch of planets (and learn secrets within) to find… Elemental crystals or something, I guess, to make their way home. Not sure how I can incorporate magic into it though, or if that would just be scope creep.
All previously played moves get played again.
I like flatpaks and flathub, but this is just something they do badly. I think as well they also have “probably safe” which is just as unhelpful… And what does “access certain files and folders” even mean!?
I think they should just follow the example of every other app store; list the permissions in an easily understandable list and let the user decide whether or not they are comfortable with it.
The best sexy times are ones where you both have to stop because you’re laughing too hard at something.
All lgbt flags are terrible because they don’t follow the rules of tincture. /s
But seriously though, I think the trans flag is good. It has a nice amount of contrast and the colours compliment each other well. Other flags seem to have the problem of not enough contrast (like the bi flag) are too noisy (the main rainbow one) or the colours don’t mesh well together (polyamorous). All my personal subjective opinion though!
Although it could just be because I’ve seen the trans flag a lot more than the others (which is fair; trans rights are super important right now).
Doomscrolling.
Very badly.
I have never wanted to play a game so hard in my life. It seems to have the atmosphere of Inscryption, the gameplay of Papers Please and a lot of buttons and knobs to mess around with.
Video games for a time had warnings saying people should take breaks every hour or so. That would go much farther than some weird nebulous warning that social media is “bad for you”.
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Did they have to go with such a loud shade of blue? It would look so much better on the eyes if it was a nice deep dark blue.
Tbh I don’t even know why it needs to be blue or any colour at all.
… I mean, you can actually probably go without a computer entirely for a month.
I’m not sure if this would cause the issues you are seeing, but ensure your hosting provider allows you to make outgoing connections over port 25. A number of them block it for spam reasons.
What advantages does the blockchain give compared to just having a government website that allows you to download a zip archive of these documents?
(Also, having public records of house ownership and tax is a terrible idea in general…)
Giving everyone a gpg is a fair idea (with pros and cons), but I’m not sure what you mean by including blockchain?
I used to think this way, then it was pointed out to me that, without timezones, we’d be in a situation where Saturday starts mid-workday in some places.