

You bastard! Now if I catch my kids installing this I have to decide whether I reprimand my kids or to be proud of them!
Probably the latter. They’re pretty cool.
You bastard! Now if I catch my kids installing this I have to decide whether I reprimand my kids or to be proud of them!
Probably the latter. They’re pretty cool.
Don’t skip narrative. But try to recognise what parts of the gameplay are slowing you down and consider stopping them.
I think simply not picking up every little thing usually speeds up the game (and similar games) tremendously. My personal rule of thumb is that it’s only worth it to pick something up when it’s weight to worth ratio is 0.1 to 1. So a thing that weighs 1 has to be at least 10 gold worth. And by the third act even that was too much.
And for inventory management you should either get yourself some mods that give you automated sorting bags or just don’t do it and rely on the search function.
Last game I played was Lorelai. Why did nobody tell me how frickin awesome that game is? I thought it was a generic jumpscare 3d horror indy. But it’s actually really cool horror adventure. And the previous title in the series The Cat Lady is even more badass.
Got Lorelai some time ago for free on GOG and never played it because of above reservations. But somehow it always stayed in my head so I decided to actually try it and was blown away.
No. The only Firefox problem I have on Twitch is that any video above 720p begins to stutter. And 720p makes my laptop work like crazy. Same on YouTube when I encounter an old video with h.264. It has already been reported. I just have to wait until someone fixes it.
Funnily enough it’s been my experience that getting old games to run is easier on Linux by now. Even before the re-release.
It is one of the reasons many people turn away from Ubuntu.
I’d rather have software decode of h.264 on par with Chromium. As it is I can’t watch Twitch on my laptop in Firefox.
To be fair, the federation happens in the background after the posting is done. So just posting alone only depends on the capabilities of the instance you’re on.
Nextcloud. But only because I already have it. I wouldn’t set it up just for that.
How does search work across instances? Like, if I created a new instance, how would the others discover me?
Dolly Dolly Dolly
My love for her will be my folly.
Skill issue.
Have the same problem. But symlinks or copying them via cron solved it for me.
You’re not supposed to do it manually.
I use Cx file explorer and mount my PC via sshfs in there. It’s closed source but it supports a whole bunch of protocols including samba, ftp and webdav. And it can launch a webserver on your phone to offer the phone’s files. But sshfs is the most convenient for me.
And for links and other small texts I use either KDEConnect’s copy and paste sync or just send myself the text in Signal.
Gimme a Debian based rolling release distro with the quality control of Tumbleweed and I’d switch in an instance.
Monty Python’s Flying Circus
Ah, the good old days of pirating Linux software.
Last I heard Signal wasn’t interested in federating with WhatsApp so that initiative basically died before it was born.
Oh, they’ve got the social engineering down. “Mom said, I could.”