Sometimes I find this funny, which is kinda fucked up but it's either that or sadness, but one of my favourite things is when someone attacking communism does this.
"This is what the world would look like under communism:" literally a picture of injustice happening due to capitalism
RE: https://akkoma.mellivora.social/objects/cc3c301f-3c8b-4673-83a7-015eb6563161
oh fuck, there’s apparently a captcha solution that doesn’t make people go through bullshit GenAI/self-driving training shit (https://mcaptcha.org/)
and it’s apparently only self-hosted, which is both a benefit and a drawback. benefit because that’s a guarantee of privacy, drawback because wow that’s more work to get up and running. 8P
gonna have to set that up for my git repo. maybe one day i’ll also get akkoma to work with it too.
@KaydeArcane oh, that’s “fun”
I’ll have to look into the implementation, maybe it happens to be regex, in which case it should be possible to work around the issue
robocop: rogue city did the funniest fucking thing of giving me a splash screen for the graphics card I have (an intel arc) and then immediately throwing a fatal error
newwwwww blog post alert! i finally got around to writing more in depth about the games i tried out over the most recent steam next fest. please enjoy~
https://kaydes.study/blog/entry/next-fest-oct-2024
@nwenny I personally tend to recommend endeavour os (which is basically arch with a pretty installer), arch may be harder to set up initially, but it’ll definitely reduce pain in the long term
I also tend to recommend it knowing that issues might happen and interactive support may be needed sometimes, so if you ever need help with it and the wiki/forums don’t answer your questions, feel free to reach out
if i could pull it off i would absolutely wear a witch hat as part of my daily wardrobe
The new Kindle models don’t support any type of sideloading, which also means there’s no way to remove the DRM, no way to back up books, and no way to obtain delisted books you’ve already purchased but haven’t backed up. They also don’t have any buttons. If you’re in the Kindle ecosystem, now is the time to remove all that DRM and get out.
For large ebook stores there’s ebooks.com, Nook, and Kobo. There’s also several smaller ones.
In terms of devices, Onyx Boox, Pocketbook, Kobo, and the emerging categories of e-note devices like the ReMarkable, and reflective/transflective LCD devices like the Daylight DC-1, all compete with Kindle. The Kindles are still appealing devices with an economic edge, but where the competition is behind it’s not far behind, and where it’s ahead it’s ahead.