I don’t see the downside of blocking everything Meta.

Because I don’t watch random videos, I watch people I’m subscribed to and they don’t exist on other platforms. I would love to switch, really. The very fact I’m on Lemmy tells you that I’m open to doing that kind of thing.

I was running my Gateway 2000 486 sx33 with Linux did she extended amount of time as a router with NAT. I’ve still got it somewhere in the loft.

I really enjoyed it and didn’t experience any bugs as I waited for it to be sorted. It was also one of the rare games that held my attention long enough to finish, so that’s probably why I think highly of it. Love that I’m being downvoted! I’ll know not to bother contributing my opinion next time.

If it wasn’t as broken as it was, it might not have ended up as good as it did.

Many countries require cars not have sharp edges that kill people. Elon insists on it.

For be it’s still System Shock 2

Too be fair, this can also be said of teachers. It’s important to recognise that AI’s are as accurate as any single source and should always check everything yourself. I have concerns over a future where our only available sources are through AI.

Actually it’s taking me quite a lot of effort and learning to setup AI’s that I run locally as I don’t trust them (any of them) with my data. If anything, it’s got me interested in learning again.

I think this is why I always loved System Shock and System Shock 2 so much more as the narrative building was so much bigger than any game I’ve played before I since. I wish someone would sort the licensing out for that game and bring us a System Shock 3.

I imagine it’s because they’re bolted down quite well

“The drivers teenage daughter was in the car at the time” Jesus H. Christ

Thanks I’ve uninstalled Google’s calculator and installed OpenCalc

Then it’s not engagement. We have to stop this nonsense.

Also, we need laws making bots that pretend to be real users illegal. We’re heading for some black mirror shit otherwise.