WolfLink

Absolutely this. I suck at cooking but my wife is great at it. She hates doing dishes but I really don’t mind.

I’d recommend /dev/urandom instead of /dev/zero

This is heresay from another thread on the topic, but I’ll repeat it here:

The 196 mods were from the lemmy.world instance despite 196 being hosted on blahaj.zone, resulting in delays of moderation actions. Blahaj.zone admins stepped in to pick up the slack, but the mods didn’t figured a better solution would be to just move it to lemmy.world, but apparently some instances are federated with blahaj but not world, or had other reasons to not want it to move, causing drama…

It reminds me of so many subreddits where overactive mods decide they know what’s best for their subreddit and impose rules that would never pass a basic yes/no poll

I’ve been a moderator of a subreddit and had to deal with people complaining about rules that were, in fact, voted in by a poll stickied for a month.

Perhaps it’s not the most clear, but that absolutely is the standard convention for how to treat exponents, because it results in much simpler shorthand for writing things like this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_series

Example on that page:

-x-(1/2)x^2 -(1/3)x^3 -(1/4)x^4 …

Using your definition you’d have to put a bunch of parenthesis: -x-(1/2)(x^2 )-(1/3)(x^3 )-(1/4)(x^4 )…

And believe me physicists would hate you if you made them do this because they’d have to do it constantly.

The website didn’t work from US IPs last night, but it’s back already.

You’ll need to receive requests locally at the port your VPN assigns you for port forwarding. You’ll need to send your requests to the IP and port your VPN assigns you. The IP you tell your software to listen to might depend on the software, but 127.0.0.1 or 0.0.0.0 or localhost are all good guesses.

I’m playing it. I think it’s on par with the OG Overwatch, which is definitely the most similar game to compare to.

It’s F2P with absolutely no P2W (the paid content is cosmetic only) so if you are at all vaguely interested just give it a try!

Easiest way is to add the game to be launched through Steam, and then you can use Proton.

The difference here is the entire DS line played the same games and provided the same core hardware. The 3DS, 3DS XL, and 2DS all played the same games.

The Switch comparison here would be:

• OG Switch
• Switch Lite
• OLED Switch

The closest comparison for Switch 2 would be the “New 3DS” which had a handful of games that weren’t backwards compatible. Or maybe the Wii U, although that tried to be innovative enough to be its own thing.

Imma wait for a Zelda edition. The only release title I’m likely interested in will be Metroid Prime 4 but I can be patient.

I really can’t tell what you are talking about.