

People were playing text-based multiplayer, effectively mmos with PvP well before Tim-Berners Lee invented the Web Browser.
http://mud.arctic.org/ this one is still around.


People were playing text-based multiplayer, effectively mmos with PvP well before Tim-Berners Lee invented the Web Browser.
http://mud.arctic.org/ this one is still around.


But why? You don’t need telnet to transfer text.


I’ll always be able to play Balatro, Factorio, and he’ll, I’d go to text based MUDs first.


Like a wireless router?


Can your neighborhood communicate when the Internet goes down like Iran?


You can just have things be out of scope. It’s really okay!
Thanks for the work you’ve put into this.


If you treat it as spicy search it works pretty great though.
I mean, I was going to make this joke, but this kind of ruins it. Though, maybe if the joke is seen first…


Which is just as risky as instantly updating unless you’re really closely keeping an eye on which updates are security related.


Thank you!
Yeah, my monitors didn’t work under Ubuntu X11. At least on PopOS, that just worked.
I want Omnissa (VMWare) Horizon Client to support Wayland. Until then, while I have to boot into Windows for one thing, I might as well boot into Windows for everything.
Maybe next year will be the year of the Linux Desktop.


Just read these 14 books from 1930 if you want to have an opinion. No, I can’t summarize anything from them. They can only be understood in their entirety.
All hail Putin, Xi.


If you want to find out if they’re an actual tankie, just look for anything related to Russia or China. They out themselves pretty quick, usually.


I recently picked up a Ubiquity Dream Machine router, so I’d probably go with PoE Unifi camera if possible. Just got a find someone to run conduit, or I’ve gotta watch some home improvement videos.


I’m also using Reolink without an SD card, WiFi, hooked up to FTP, and streaming directly to HA. Old doorbell wires for power.
Reolink didn’t seem to have the type of stream ideal for Frigate? I don’t remember the protocol offhand.
Go to their GitHub and look at issues and their comments first.


Watch the video of the Station Nightclub Fire. You’ll be scarred, but you won’t ignore fire alarms.
We haven’t, really. Our “complete neutrality” is infested with troll farms, where people are employed to make hundreds of accounts to spread propaganda.
I’m thinking the answer is to implement a huge barrier for troll farms, but a small speed bump for real people.
It could be oauth with Steam or your cell provider, where you can make an account if you’ve spent over $250 with them. Actual credit history would work. You can combine these and allow any of them, which might let one person make 3-4 accounts, maybe, but that’s still limited enough to make things difficult for troll farms.
There is an issue where billionaires that want to influence us have absolutely absurd resources, and maybe paying $1000 per account isn’t enough of a barrier for them. But at least it gives us a chance for the bans to stick significantly more than they do now.