As someone who literally slept under a bridge to escape a horrible home, I can confirm!

I think it would be interesting to tie AI into player-generated content, like in VRchat. Imagine being able to describe a room or environment and have AI immediately build it around you, then you can tweak it. It would be like the Holodeck on Star Trek.

Just toss it all into an Access database. What could go wrong?

Steam VR runs on Linux natively, doesn’t it? I switched to Linux a few weeks ago but haven’t tried VR gaming on it yet.

Yep, with the recent responses I now agree with you.

I don’t think they’re trolling, this seems to genuinely be their belief and warrants discussion. The poster mentioned recently that they have autism, and as a neurodivergent person myself I can attest that it often takes some back-and-forth to realize when I’m wrong.

“Just don’t get addicted to the thing designed to be addictive. It’s easy bro.”

I think they were using the karma count to show how much they utilized the platform, emphasizing how big the gesture of deleting their account was.

When I was deep in the Reddit hole I was obsessed with getting upvotes and avoiding downvotes. It was a dopamine hit. When I moved to Lemmy I joined an instance that doesn’t allow or show downvotes, and it has been a breath of fresh air.

This is embarrassing.

Happens to the best of us. One time I accidentally a whole coca-cola bottle. It was bad.

I’m actually using Nobara, but it’s not very popular so I just say Fedora in day-to-day conversation. From my understanding, Fedora-based distros play better with Nvidia GPUs.

Gaming is great on Linux nowadays btw. I installed Fedora a few weeks ago and haven’t had a single problem with any of my games - I’m getting better framerates, too.

I agree that voice is what matters, but I feel that femshep is way better than male shep. Agreed on V, though.

Tbf hatchbacks take up the same amount of space but have better cargo capacity. Best of both worlds. I love that I can toss my ebike and lots of camping gear in my tiny Bolt and take it camping. Not possible in a sedan.

I’m still holding out hope for full-dive VR in the next 20-30 years.

I just hope my hands hold out long enough. I already have terrible arthritis in both hands.

Your outsourced IT provider charges for simple configuration changes? That’s a yikes from me. I worked in MSPs for years and those sort of changes were always covered in the standard contract.

It’s no different than controlling add-ons via GPO like we did in the old days of on-prem. No extra cost associated.

Intune can manage Firefox add-ons btw, no need to use any extra systems.

A very popular game streamer. This post is pretty old, at least a year.