Just tried itch version on void linux, and no, it's not that easy.
Itch "installs" a 7zip archive which you have to unpack yourself.
Then you have to provide 32bit libraries as its binary is 32 bit.
Then you have to set up pipewire or pulse or whatever to emulate alsa which the game requires (might work out of the box on some systems)
Steam version mitigates those issues by using their own runtimes it think. It should be possible running the itch version using a steam runtime though.
The removal itself isn't surprising, the surprising part is that the party was allowed to be registered for election in the first place. Before even slightly dangerous parties would not be allowed anywhere close to the process, and threre would not be a loud removal from the ballot. This last happened in 1996, before khuylo era.
This looks like a major fuckup.
Yeah, doesn't look like it at first glance, but author has "LLM Ops | Bitcoin Tech" in github bio, which is icky enough on itself. And makes their project suspicious.
For me it's many things, boot time not even a priority.
This is not an invitation to challenge my personal grievances.
If i wanted a monolithic system half of which depends on a single service/library, I would use windows or macos. Basically, I'm trying to avoid vendor lock. I want to be able to replace almost any part of the system on a whim.
I don't care if some user process is not stopping gracefully, I just want to shut down my machine as fast as possible.
When I change a user's groups, I expect that a simple logout/login will be sufficient to apply them.
I want sensible defaults, and systemd has the opposite in my opinion.
I don't want to spend hours trying to find one maybe existing setting in some unnecessary system service (which I did not want in my system in the first place but which is shipped in almost every distro) that will probably be deprecated in the next release and I will have to do it all over again.
From what I've seen on social media, systemd's developers and its fandom are insufferable assholes with a superiority complex.
And many many other small and not so small issues that pile up over time (and systemd developers/adopters help with this a lot) and lead to a burnout.
Right now I'm using void btw. And ironically I'm running elogind, which is systemd code. But it does one specific thing in this case and doesn't try to replace the whole os.
Just tried itch version on void linux, and no, it's not that easy.
Itch "installs" a 7zip archive which you have to unpack yourself.
Then you have to provide 32bit libraries as its binary is 32 bit.
Then you have to set up pipewire or pulse or whatever to emulate alsa which the game requires (might work out of the box on some systems)
Steam version mitigates those issues by using their own runtimes it think. It should be possible running the itch version using a steam runtime though.
Fuck summer
Fuck warm nights
Fuck the smell of sunscreen
I'll be happy if I never see another summer in my life, only yearning for the watermelons. Cold you can compensate for and it's good for sleep.
The removal itself isn't surprising, the surprising part is that the party was allowed to be registered for election in the first place. Before even slightly dangerous parties would not be allowed anywhere close to the process, and threre would not be a loud removal from the ballot. This last happened in 1996, before khuylo era. This looks like a major fuckup.
Yeah, doesn't look like it at first glance, but author has "LLM Ops | Bitcoin Tech" in github bio, which is icky enough on itself. And makes their project suspicious.
It's slop innit.
It is. It was created to divert voters from Navalny's structures IIRC
When I had one, I used it a couple of times to play Civilization V on an airplane.
Unfortunate. One other possible workaround may be this: https://gist.github.com/dlqqq/876d74d030f80dc899fc58a244b72df0
Btw, you have amd-ucode installed, right?
Yes
Yeah I mentioned resetting everything because I had many experiences on different hardware where that helped. Glad it worked for you.
Try clearing bios/uefi cmos, even if you didn't touch its settings. They are buggy meases. Update it if possible
For me it's many things, boot time not even a priority. This is not an invitation to challenge my personal grievances.
If i wanted a monolithic system half of which depends on a single service/library, I would use windows or macos. Basically, I'm trying to avoid vendor lock. I want to be able to replace almost any part of the system on a whim.
I don't care if some user process is not stopping gracefully, I just want to shut down my machine as fast as possible.
When I change a user's groups, I expect that a simple logout/login will be sufficient to apply them.
I want sensible defaults, and systemd has the opposite in my opinion. I don't want to spend hours trying to find one maybe existing setting in some unnecessary system service (which I did not want in my system in the first place but which is shipped in almost every distro) that will probably be deprecated in the next release and I will have to do it all over again.
From what I've seen on social media, systemd's developers and its fandom are insufferable assholes with a superiority complex.
And many many other small and not so small issues that pile up over time (and systemd developers/adopters help with this a lot) and lead to a burnout.
Right now I'm using void btw. And ironically I'm running elogind, which is systemd code. But it does one specific thing in this case and doesn't try to replace the whole os.
A regular RimWorld playthrough
I'm not arguing with that
You can stop blaming them if they are dead or no-contact, sure
We don't need more slop though.
I would certainly associate his paintings with Naive art which can be both a result of lacking the formal educarion or a delibirate choice
Look a that fancy brain capable of making a decision
Sadly fedora went full slop
Each time our landlord has "fixed" the plumbing I had to redo everything after him because it started leaking even more