I am yet to hear a justification for opposing illegal immigration that doesn’t tie back into racism or racial prejudice, let alone a justification that actually makes sense if you take it apart.

Someone prove me wrong, and I’ll change my mind.

Nothing wrong with paying for biased journalism, as long as it’s high quality.

New York times and walk street journal both publish a bunch of propaganda, but also have high quality stuff and I find it worth subscribing.

Is this a robot.txt alternative?

Final Fantasy: strangers of paradise

It has a co-op mode (up to 3 players), which is a huge plus for me.

Whats great:

• variety of weapons and combat styles
• aesthetics
• Variety of enemies
• co-op mode

Whats decent:

• combat
• character customizations
• level design

Whats meh:

• exploration and rewards

Whats not good

• story. Wasn’t really interesting and some parts I didn’t understand.

Overall I really enjoyed it, because not many coop games I can play with loved ones.

The reason is because company decisions are largely driven by investors, and investors want their big investments in AI to return something.

Investors want constant growth, even if it must be shoehorned.

First of all, I would ask them if they’re familiar with the boycott and the reasons why it is happening. If they are, ask them them if they have a reason not to participate. Based on that, and how serious the cause behind the boycott is, I would judge.

Arch is not the most widely supported distro (as in supported by the creators of programs). You will see it supported most by some of the more indie open source programs, but beyond that, Debian and Ubuntu are more likely to be explicitly supported.

Arch definitely requires you to read. It’s a distro for those who want to assume greater amount of choice and freedom in their system. If you prefer an out of the box experience, try another distro.

Arch’s limitation is that you kinda have to stick with the latest version of things. This is usually a good limitation, and imo better than the limitation of having to stick with an old frozen version.

Depending on the package, trying an older version may not work or even break the system if dependencies or reverse dependencies are expecting it to be a certain version, which is often the case.

My journal is electronic (offline) and I have been doing it for 10 years or so.

It’s just less hyped now compared to days of reddit API change and Twitter going to Elon Musk.

Still waiting for an Arabic lemmy 😔

It seems it does, but when I tried it it didn’t work very well. I don’t remember why, but it wasn’t exactly what I hoped.

Where? Please show me as I’d rather contribute to or fork existing projects

Typically Arabs would be very impressed to see you even try to speak Arabic. I have never seen someone make fun of a foreigner for their accent. It’s also quite rare for a foreigner to speak without accent.

Who split?

Is this an alternative to bitwarden and keepass? Is it better in terms of security?

For the mid Atlantic area there’s “hiking upward”, it’s pretty awesome.

That’s actually what I use as well currently. It doesn’t replace all trails completely but it’s something

I disagree that this is a concern. If you are already exaggerating about federation wars, chances are you already tried lemmy and know a good bit about selecting instances. The average user will not care as much as you do.

The average user will go to join-lemmy site, will not care at all about the different instances and likely choose the biggest one or first one they see. None of them will think “oh no this one is involved in federation wars” because thats not something you find out before knowing some about the fediverse.

Not exactly. I want this to be a place where many users post their different feeds, so I can browse through them and subscribe to the ones I like. RSS is a great candidate for this.