@StrixUralensis It's "I Am Not A Lawyer". It's usually used when giving advise and suggestions that borders on law, since many countries have provisions against giving law-related advises.
Another one is TINLA, short for "This Is Not Legal Advice".
Supporedly, saying either or both IANAL and TINLA prevents potential problems if what you said ended up damaging someone. I'm not sure, but I think those two are the only court recognized "disclaimers". 🤣
There are screen aoextensions being sold here in Pacific-Asia that does exactly that.
The first model: two additional screens. You can turn either screen to the back.
The second model I've seen: one extra screen vertical which you can fold to the back.
I haven't tried those, I plan to once I buy a new laptop.
@gcvsa@mstdn.plus How was the game? From what I've read the servers were shut down? I didn't get to try 😕 I like Rhythm games.
Niantic released Monster Hunter, but requires a high end phone 😅 I'm not sure how popular it is. Ingress and Pokémon Go are still their main source, IMO.
@gcvsa@mstdn.plus Hehe. Yep, still alive. Although I can't say the same for the local community. Flipping portals rarely happens, unless one is in a very active area.
Not like in the game's first 7 years, it was not easy to maintain L7 & L8 portals because it's hunted down.
Although in Japan, the local players are still very active.
But re: your (other) topic, I think you're looking for a sandbox MMO or semi-sandbox. Sadly, sandbox MMOs are rare these days (even semi-sandbox). The most we have are in the 1st Gen and 3rd Gen MMOs. Or, MUDs/MUSHes. (AoC looks promising though.)
@7uWqKj@lemmy.world It's hard to know. Only way is to compare what each network had prior to the migration. In the case of the Fediverse, based on the public tracking sites. While for The ATmosphere, based on official announcements.
@cm0002@lemmy.world Wow. That's including the books they archived? Or, just the websites?
O_O I didn't hear about the user data issue.
Hmm… I wonder how long it has been going on. It took a couple of weeks before I got a reply from them that an admin unintentionally deleted my account, now that you mentioned it, my account probably got squeezed between spam accounts or something. (I was just advised to create a new account, and sadly only lists can be restored. T_T )
@Varyk@sh.itjust.works Yep, it's challenging and sad. Even Wikipedia use it as a resource and backup of sources.
And there are also those using it to archive copyright infringement, or as a record of a work's license at the time (specially since some loves to change the license when they originally released it in Creative Commons or the Public Domain).
It's crazy though that there was no service as close to the features archive.org has. The only one I'm aware of available publicly is archive.ph / archive.md but they don't offer the archiving of links found, and it's pretty much very static only (TiddlyWiki sites don't work correctly).
I think it only appears that way because of the massive influx of newbies who are trying to control an (open) web standard; not because it's 16 years already. ^_^
@abff08f4813c@j4vcdedmiokf56h3ho4t62mlku.srv.us Yep! That's correct! The father of the Fediverse was Evan Prodromou. He sent the first message in 2008. Later, #identiverse was coined before it eventually became known as the #Fediverse.
@Blaze Oooh. That is awesome! Pulling comments from other communities.
Thank you for the info and sample post. 🙇🏽
@meldrik @BorisBoreUs Piefed can do that now?
@StrixUralensis It's "I Am Not A Lawyer". It's usually used when giving advise and suggestions that borders on law, since many countries have provisions against giving law-related advises.
Another one is TINLA, short for "This Is Not Legal Advice".
Supporedly, saying either or both IANAL and TINLA prevents potential problems if what you said ended up damaging someone. I'm not sure, but I think those two are the only court recognized "disclaimers". 🤣
@Agent_Karyo
@Sludgeyy @myfunnyaccountname
There are screen aoextensions being sold here in Pacific-Asia that does exactly that.
The first model: two additional screens. You can turn either screen to the back.
The second model I've seen: one extra screen vertical which you can fold to the back.
I haven't tried those, I plan to once I buy a new laptop.
@BossDj @Speculater 🤫 It's a secret. 🤐
@gcvsa@mstdn.plus How was the game? From what I've read the servers were shut down? I didn't get to try 😕 I like Rhythm games.
Niantic released Monster Hunter, but requires a high end phone 😅 I'm not sure how popular it is. Ingress and Pokémon Go are still their main source, IMO.
@gcvsa@mstdn.plus Hehe. Yep, still alive. Although I can't say the same for the local community. Flipping portals rarely happens, unless one is in a very active area.
Not like in the game's first 7 years, it was not easy to maintain L7 & L8 portals because it's hunted down.
Although in Japan, the local players are still very active.
@Agent_Karyo Same! 😁
@Agent_Karyo I haven't tried (can't currently).
But re: your (other) topic, I think you're looking for a sandbox MMO or semi-sandbox. Sadly, sandbox MMOs are rare these days (even semi-sandbox). The most we have are in the 1st Gen and 3rd Gen MMOs. Or, MUDs/MUSHes. (AoC looks promising though.)
@gila@lemm.ee Yep. Pano is good and well maintained. It keeps on improving too, new features I never thought I'd use but ending up using it. 🙂
@7uWqKj@lemmy.world It's hard to know. Only way is to compare what each network had prior to the migration. In the case of the Fediverse, based on the public tracking sites. While for The ATmosphere, based on official announcements.
@cm0002@lemmy.world Wow. That's including the books they archived? Or, just the websites?
O_O I didn't hear about the user data issue.
Hmm… I wonder how long it has been going on. It took a couple of weeks before I got a reply from them that an admin unintentionally deleted my account, now that you mentioned it, my account probably got squeezed between spam accounts or something. (I was just advised to create a new account, and sadly only lists can be restored. T_T )
@Varyk@sh.itjust.works Yep, it's challenging and sad. Even Wikipedia use it as a resource and backup of sources.
And there are also those using it to archive copyright infringement, or as a record of a work's license at the time (specially since some loves to change the license when they originally released it in Creative Commons or the Public Domain).
It's crazy though that there was no service as close to the features archive.org has. The only one I'm aware of available publicly is archive.ph / archive.md but they don't offer the archiving of links found, and it's pretty much very static only (TiddlyWiki sites don't work correctly).
T_T
@psycho_driver@lemmy.world Haha, but is it, really?
I think it only appears that way because of the massive influx of newbies who are trying to control an (open) web standard; not because it's 16 years already. ^_^
@abff08f4813c@j4vcdedmiokf56h3ho4t62mlku.srv.us Yep! That's correct! The father of the Fediverse was Evan Prodromou. He sent the first message in 2008. Later, #identiverse was coined before it eventually became known as the #Fediverse.
@ExpertPlus@mementomori.social Yes. The Fediverse started in 2008. ^_^
You can check the page where I've collected it, with links to each.
https://codeberg.org/ddfon/federated-sns
^_^