Javi

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So you realise the crew are privy to all of the buildup, which makes the following statements questionable:

Definitely seems highly exaggerated

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Seems a bit rash to throw her off the plane, just going off of this video

This comes across as you insinutating there's no pretense, and that she's the victim; which is presumably why you were downvoted.

I'm not saying that was or wasn't your intent, just letting you know how it reads. There definitely are scenarios where people are unfairly ejected from flights, but this doesn't seem to be one of those situations, based on recent news shared.

We cant get near that title, American police are significantly more fucked up.

There were 95 deaths directly caused by police in January 2026 alone in the US. There has been 1 in the UK this year so far, 2 if we state this as directly caused by police due to ineptitude.

In an ideal world we wouldn't have these incompetent fucks running society for the Epstein class, but I'd still take incompetent over bloodthirsty any day of the week.

As someone with over 200 hours in graveyard keeper, I have a tip for new players.

Make sure you buy the blue and white stone from the innkeeper, it's a rechargeable teleport item that allows you to instantly navigate most of the map every 30 seconds or so; the game will never tell you this, and i only bothered to get it long after it would have been of any use before I realised what it was. Hope this helps someone

The point is to appeal to people's empathy.

This ad is saying; 'Don't like kids getting blown up? Stop funding the company complicit in it.'

There's a growing trend here to do away with Americas tech in general tbh; AI is just the latest fad, so it gets a lot more attention. But people are boycotting far more than just openAI here.

There have been similar campaigns about Musk being a nazi for example, which for obvious reasons, is frowned upon here.

on Happy to help · c/lemmyshitpost · 3 pts · 118d

@PieMePlenty@lemmy.world I should clarify that was me pulling the path from memory. So might not be 100% accurate but it explains how the path works with proton/wine when using steam.

Essentially WINE creates a windows styled directory, with all the core folders, and then the emulator uses this as it's root directory.

Documents is a great example. On Linux the document path is

/home/<USER>/Documents.

On windows it's

C:\users\<USER>\documents

If we use the default wine settings, the path for the wine documents folder on Linux is

/home/<USER>/.wine/drive_c/users/<USER>/documents

Any program running in wine will only see the files from drive_c and down, emulating how a windows environment would work.

Happy to answer any questions if that isn't clear. Feel free to DM.

on Happy to help · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 118d

Oh definitely; and I don't think there is a great deal of users that would argue for the use of snap over flatpak either, so flatpak would be an ideal unified compatibility solution.

Not sure if I've seen a commercial game with a flatpak release; and given the open nature of flatpak, a company (ie: steam) could theoretically implement their own gatekept repository to manage purchases etc...

The main hurdle with adoption is native compatibility with steam; if they started hosting and supporting flatpak installs, the concept would likely stand a better chance. I suppose you could run the whole application sandboxed, which would theoretically sandbox every game installed; but canonical try that, and well... If you search snap steam, you'll see the issues that brings about.

on Happy to help · c/lemmyshitpost · 6 pts · 118d

Tbf the reality for like 90% of people gaming on Linux the path is something like

~/home/.steam/steamapps/compatdata/{game_id}/c/users/steam user/appdata

etc... as most will be leveraging proton via steam. And I reckon the other 10% are making use of proton via lutris or heroic... Or if they're feeling particularly oldschool, just a wine installation.

IMO it doesn't make sense for Devs to build games directly for Linux, as the long term compatibility is better via proton than it seems to be for native Linux releases. I have a catalogue of games that offer both installers, and I'd say around half of the Linux versions are fucked. (Tesla Vs Lovecraft is a prime example for me, as it even borked my soundcard for a while when it crashed, which was a real pain to sort, but the windows emulated version doesn't have this issue.)

And I say this as a Linux enthusiast/Microsoft doomsayer. Using a compatibility layer unifies the way distros interact with games... It enables the wide diversity in Linux without sacrificing compatibility when choosing a distro.

Edit: I just pulled these numbers out my arse to make my point. I have no data on how many Linux users actually use steam.

Protecting the identity and privacy of victimised children is the default stance for journalists here in the UK. I just assumed that was true in most of the western world... Does Canada identify child victims in news articles then?

The reason this girls been anonymised in this case is likely because she's already been objectified, and would be subject to further trolling/ harassment from people outraged with the situations outcome and looking for a target to blame.

Just look at what happened to Virginia Guiffre, after publicly coming forward with her allegations she was subject to consistent death threats and harassment. Sparing anyone that situation seems merciful in my eyes.