

Yes, actually. The right wing ego can sometimes deflate after an issue personally affects them. That is, of course, only if they realise that it was the leopards who ate their face and they can’t find a scapegoat.


Yes, actually. The right wing ego can sometimes deflate after an issue personally affects them. That is, of course, only if they realise that it was the leopards who ate their face and they can’t find a scapegoat.


no bro i swear it was unprompted bro just please let me have one more stock price hike i swear i’ll stop after just one more trade bro
It has the TIA, which is as close to a picture processor (and also audio synthesizer) as you can get, but due to the 128 bytes of RAM, there was not enough RAM to form a framebuffer, hence the need to race the beam.


Interesting things that are not on the list:
Not sure if smart TVs fall under “electronic displays”, or if they just mean commercial displays when they say that.


You can disable ACR on your TV by disconnecting it from the internet.
That screenshot is specifically from the Atari 2600. You can tell because sprites that are next to each other are offset by one vertical pixel, which was a common effect used to help with hardware limitations.


It’d be nice to have extremely niche communities that are active. I just don’t want to have bot accounts or paid propagandists on Lemmy like what Reddit currently has.


I wonder just how much they’re relying on Trump’s NLRB to sweep it under the rug. I highly doubt they’re doing this in good faith.
Many mobile apps have a “pull to refresh” feature where you swipe up to the top of whatever list you’re looking at and then swipe up even further to refresh the whole feed. A “crazy refresh pull” is when said content appears on the newly refreshed feed and the user finds it enjoyable in a way they find to be extraordinary, or at the very least, better than average.


NixOS is great for granularity since everything is “reinstalled” every single time you change your configuration, and it’s extremely customizable. Fully declarative systems are a gamechanger IMO.
CachyOS is great for when you want a lot of pre-optimized software for your specific CPU archirecture, but you don’t want to compile everything.
Artix is great for when you want Arch minus systemd.
Alpine is great for when you want a very lightweight system, also without systemd, but also using musl instead of glibc.


They’re betting on GTA VI dominating the news as well.


Depends on the game. Many games are still playable from disc.


They’re just trying to ride out the backlash until we all get distracted enough by other news to forget about it.


Both of those are soft forks of Android, meaning they still exist at the whim of Google.
The only real alternatives are Sailfish (proprietary userland, relies on Halium for its devices to run, which means the devices have a limited lifespan as they rely on a specific version of the Linux kernel that will eventually stop being supported), UBPorts, Droidian, etc. (also relies on Halium, but the userland is open sourcs), and mainline Linux distros like PostmarketOS (has one device that is fully functional, but is extremely slow, but device support is slowly improving over time).
All of those alternatives also support an Android compatibility layer, presuming you don’t rely on device attestation DRM like Play Integrity.


I mean, yeah. It’s the entire point. The governments around the globe never cared about protecting children.


Good ol’ Red Scare propaganda.


Ah yes. The “temporarilly embarrased billionaire”. How could I forget?


Why isn’t class-based rage as popular, then?


Nazi idiology was never defeated, clearly. So how do we truely defeat an idiology?
I’m genuinely asking.
My personal belief is that it must be replaced with a more powerful, yet positive idiology, pointing to the wealthy elite being the true enemy. It has always been the elite doing the division and conquering. It’s about time that we, as the masses, start playing the same game.
I wonder if a good enough lawmaker can write a law to nip that problem in the bud.