the lemm.ee admins should be able to assign mods
Yeah you'll need an account. Once you have an account the easiest way to edit is to click the pencil icon at the top right of the file in the website. You can edit in the web browser and then submit a pull request from there automatically.
Yes it crashes for me, not immediately but after like 5 seconds or so. Pixel 7a
I loved this game and the soundtrack. Can't wait to try it in VR, I haven't turned on my headset in a bit.
it really is the perfect song for this joke, even if it wasn't in the first movie it'd still be funny, but considering it was such an iconic scene makes it even better lol
Interesting thought experiment lol, what's the difference between the knife stabbing a human vs an animal (meat)
I agree with most of your comment but IDK about the end part. Bots haven't seemed to be working at all, most people hate them. Luckily there's a setting to hide all bot posts but most people don't know that option exists in their settings.
I think the problem with bot posts is that they can put more content in than the human community can sustain. If we don't have enough humans to vote on all these posts and comment on them, then adding more posts into the pile makes the problem worse, it's artificial. If humans were actually interested in the content then they would've posted it themself. The OP is someone that put themself out there for engagement, it's an offer to socialize with someone. The next person to see the post knows there's at least 1 other person willing to talk about this, because there's always at least the OP.
Instead of bots we're probably better off just doing our part to make more posts and comments.
Also we probably need to kick some habits from Reddit, like we're used to not doing self promotion, or being afraid of a community being mostly compromised of your own posts. Also another Reddit habit I think is only posting in specific communities but here if the community is too specific then it won't have many subscribers, so we should be crossposting to the more general communities too.
another funny optimization I made was we were setting up a big Perl project for Docker. The automated tests were very slow because each test was doing includes which was searching many include paths and if you're using Docker on Windows or Mac then I/O stuff can be slow. So we made the docker init script create a single master lib folder and have it make symlinks to the actual files, perl then only had the default include path and this master folder, gave us like 2x or 3x speed boost on running the test suite.
Have you tried any of the mobile apps yet? They're really good. I'm using Boost right now, Sync and Connect are also good.
but there is this https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818
I know you said your right arm is broken, but The 7th Guest (and the sequel, The 11th Hour, but the puzzles are very difficult) would be easy to play with your off-hand mouse anyways
just make sure you use ScummVM for them, because the versions that Steam/GOG are selling aren't very stable
similarly, the first 3 Monkey Island games, or Myst/Riven
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