Notices by small, versatile 6DoF c++ witch *ada (ada@zoner.work)

@lizzy@social.vlhl.dev @djsumdog@djsumdog.com @PurpCat@clubcyberia.co Flying is not enabled on this server.

@PurpCat@clubcyberia.co @djsumdog@djsumdog.com @lizzy@social.vlhl.dev a dollar per gigabite, impressive.

@lizzy@social.vlhl.dev @PurpCat@clubcyberia.co @djsumdog@djsumdog.com (on an aside; to be fair on the screaming goose, eac linux enablement seems to be enabled by default now since i can't find a reason why every recent game has it enabled despite not even being aware it's a toggle. it's specifically fortnite that the screaming goose screams over)

@PurpCat@clubcyberia.co @djsumdog@djsumdog.com @lizzy@social.vlhl.dev it does also seem to be specifically western developers. eastern/slavic seems to be going in the opposite direction (server based detection rather than kernel), probably a sign of the future since cheating is significantly more rampant there.

so one thing has to start happening, and one thing this one would like to happen:

engines need to support the steam runtime as a build target first

and, the steam runtime should make their own appimage format so distribution outside of steam is less acidic.

@lizzy@social.vlhl.dev not going to happen with the current project leadership and you know that

@lizzy@social.vlhl.dev mesa has too many cooks, also generally bad testing culture so abi breakages are going to happen

i think recently mesa-git was broken for my configuration because they decided to make some components of mesa static which wasn't updated for a few subsystems

@lizzy@social.vlhl.dev TDD and open source are nearly antonyms at this point, only enterprise (and enterprise OSS) end up having those.

which wine falls into that latter category

@mischievoustomato@tsundere.love last time i checked i didn't mention you directly for that point

also running this runtime outside of steam as an end user is not trivial

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1kcklcf/comment/mq3fruk/

interesting explainer on why (basically) nobody is porting games to linux

it boils down to the system ABI ("glibc") is not stable, and isolated containers are impossible to monetize.

steam has the v3 version of the same titled runtime which solves this but engines need to start supporting it first

plus if you hate containers (like podman, docker) you're shit out of luck.

charging for an ipv6 ip should revoke the ASN registry

@Rasp@raru.re social connections (nepotism)

" Unable to decrypt: DecryptionError: This message was sent before this device logged in, and key backup is not working. "please... no more problems today...

[Debug] [PerSessionKeyBackupDownloader] – "Got current backup version from server: 5" (index-BF6FXjZx.js, line 115099)
[Info] [PerSessionKeyBackupDownloader] – "The current backup version on the server (5) is not trusted. Version we are currently backing up to: null" (index-BF6FXjZx.js, line 115099)matrix was a mistake

it appears this one is the only entity on earth that has encountered this specific issue

@navi@social.vlhl.dev @kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net which reminds me, nvidia still tries to break out of the sandbox to talk to the gpu for anything cuda related

@kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net @navi@social.vlhl.dev you can afford that luxury because of the package store, gentoo is trying to stay posix without chrooting for every package so can't really do that

@kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net gentoo doesn't either, but mostly because it compiles everything.

it keeps track of .so references to all binaries, preserved them (temporarily) if there's a broken sodep due to a partial install.

@kimapr@ublog.kimapr.net the actual solution is to use slots correctly, which most things do but not always. it mostly exists as a fail safe so things don't break during failed updates