MousePotatoDoesStuff

tbh, the big thing that made PS2 great for me when I was young is that I could just plug in the disc and play the game… well, at least most of the time. “Please insert a PS2 disc” was definitely a pain.

wait, really? TIL, I guess

No global karma system and therefore no karma farming.

the astronauts running a private minecraft server on mission-critical equipment? :P

today is a good day to ditch Google

Why is the European Space Agency doing this instead of a moon program or something? /j

True. I was thinking about the Hitler one in particular, as I’m sure someone would quickly notice such an extensive edit on such a notable topic.

In fact, I wonder if there are bots or something for detecting these edits…

Nah.

Sure, disinformation and propaganda are worse than ever.

But the truth is still out there.

And it’s worth looking for.

You could, but it would be reverted within 24 hours.

And by hours I mean minutes.

Perhaps even seconds if it’s during CET waking hours.

I’m not sure. Southern hemisphere countries might flush differently. Better not risk it, though.

Please don’t try to flush Portugal.

That’s one of fediverse’s most underused selling points. Karma farming is impossible here.

KDE on Arch, aesthetically pleasing and mostly functional out of the box. There are some startup quirks, but that’s likely due to my LUKS setup which I will change with the next re-install. Already tried to fix multiple times, it’s too much of a hassle to keep trying to fix an <5 minutes per day issue.

Did you mean Swartz?

Also a content warning to people who are about to find out about his fate: Let this radicalise you rather than push you into despair.

“would you still love me if I was a credential thief?”

Uh… how is someone “predisposed” for being hateful?

How far to the maximum Krafton loss point is the sales number right now?

I’ll consider buying it a month or so before the payout cutoff point if it doesn’t reach maximum Krafton loss.

thank mr skeltal

That’s a pretty good reason, too. Nuclear fusion is super cool and I hope to see it commercialised within my lifetime. (I was born in 1997.)

I wonder if less workdays alongside higher staffing would be a better way of reducing burnout while preventing handovers