Yeah I saw it more that we are just in a different part of that timeline Archie living his teenage years blissfully ignorant of his grisly fate.
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Didn’t he die saving someone a few years back?
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Bazzite would shut down if Fedora goes ahead with removing 32-bitEnglish14·12 hours agoI don’t see it happening, ubuntu tried and backed out last second years ago. Project mangers just get fussy about putting in resources they don’t directly see the use of. It’s like that new manger you get that thinks they should remove all these processes as they don’t see the use with them. Then slowly as they learn the hard way add all of them back.
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Original Crysis suddenly vanishes on Steam in another blow to preservationEnglish349·1 day agoIt doesn’t need to be always for sale to be preserved my copy is still there and it’s still playable. It’s only lost of those that paid for it can’t play it.
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Bazzite founder might shutdown whole project if Fedora drops support for 32 bit packagesEnglish181·1 day agoI would be shocked if Fedora went through with it. If anyone remembers canonical tried to do this with you one to some years ago. They backed down then after push back as well.
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•RDR2 on Fedora 42 stuck in borderless windowed, can’t force fullscreenEnglish7·2 days agoI know it sounds stupid but i could be as easy as hitting alt+enter. It’s worked for me in the past
But the real question is does the AI read gold plates in a hat.
It’s a sad day that a shill like pirate software killed a movement that helps everyone. Based on history it’s not unsurprising.
Yep i honestly think that’s why the steam deck is not available in retell in the US. MICROSOFT probably has a clause in place that would remove any license discounts from the big OEMs if their machines are stocked with Linux machines.
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto movies@piefed.social•Most U.S. Exhibition Execs Think Traditional Moviegoing Has Less Than 20 Years as ‘Viable Business Model,’ According to New SurveyEnglish21·3 days agoIm very curious what was the theater chain you went to?
Yeah I will say it’s been super cheep for me to go to the movies it’s about $5 or less per movie. But i recognize that not everyone has the option to go to the Alamo Draft House. I also don’t eat during the movies i eat before.
Yeah black bag was a great movie that no one saw and only was in the theater for like a week before it got pulled.
lordnikon@lemmy.worldto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What are ways to independently make a few bucks on the side?English6·4 days agoI know my wife sells glass art but really only doesn’t it to make room and break even on materials. So it may be allot more work to make a profit at it.
They still have a few the low budget horror films and originals by Soderberg but no one watches them even when they are really good. I go every week and don’t watch any remakes and maybe the occasional superhero flick when it reviews well. There are maybe 9 people in the theater.
Very interesting I learned something new thanks
There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork. It was even conceivable that they watched everybody all the time. But at any rate they could plug in your wire whenever they wanted to. You had to live–did live, from habit that became instinct–in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized.
Ah that makes sense i know Brazil has laws to keep imports low. That’s why Brazil kept the saga mega drive active for so long. So having Linux on machines makes sense. Since it’s both an import and not an import at the same time.
Which country is that it sounds amazing
It just goes to show you. The only way to get the Linux desktop market share up is not building. Something better than Windows we have been there for a while. It’s make hardware, put Linux on that hardware and sell it in a store. Avg people don’t change operating systems. They change computers. Now if we could just get steam decks in retail stores. It would be a huge.
Yeah it’s my biggest gripe. Communities should be blended like how the federation worked on IRC. We would all be connecting through different servers in that network but channel #comicsbooks would bring us to the same room to chat in. It should be the same for lemmy.