Notices by Steffo :deadlock_dynamo: (steffo@junimo.party)

#Wikidata is such a cool project! :neocat:

Wish it was used more…

@wikidata

@rini

if you want a serious answer…

i guess i can add to the list

1. common lisp
2. prolog
3. haskell
4. elixir
5. rust… macros
6. fish shell

@luana

remove decorations once you’re back home, at least as far as i know

while, putting them up… here in italy, the usual day is Dec 8th

@mezzodrinker i want…

@cnx who the heck is adobe

weird that #Figma doesn’t have an oklab() color picker

@solidsanek oh and d—TETR.IO

@solidsanek awwwww

@doskel @hello

oh same lmao

you’re just a bit younger than me, so have started with a newer ubuntu version ;D

@doskel @hello

me with ubuntu 8 trying to figure out what universe and multiverse meant by clicking all the install package buttons i found

@jp well, depending on what you want from your social media experience, it can be

i can easily see both viewpoints tbh

@silverpill

i mean, all servers i’ve tried respond to it correctly

• https://mastodon.social/.well-known/host-meta
• https://junimo.party/.well-known/host-meta
• https://fed.brid.gy/.well-known/host-meta
• https://ice.frieren.quest/.well-known/host-meta

#FediDev: Why are /.well-known/host-meta and /.well-known/nodeinfo separate resources with the same format and purpose? :neocat_think:

@solidsanek you mean, yourself? 🤖

@Jain @kaia

my main is @solidsanek btw

There aren’t more than like 10 people on fedi. The rest is just bots. Watch me post this from my other accounts

hi @pixel!

@sirlan

it’s not enough

with even slightly subpar network conditions, you have to provide more data than what is shown to the player

if there’s something worse than the occasional cheater in matches is the game being barely playable because of player models suddenly popping in when you get a lag spike

collecting server-side data to detect cheats is what valve has been doing for many years, but doesn’t appear to be enough to detect the more subtle cheats that aren’t blatant spinbotting

sometimes even top players use them to get an edge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDUdGvgmKIw

player reports are awfully inaccurate: you ever get accused of cheating when you’re winning a competitive match?

votekicking has the same bias of player reports, plus enables mob justice; it might work in small and tight communities like tf2 servers because people know each other and how to play, but it’s not really an option with randoms, as you could see in cs:go

tl;dr it’s not the trivial problem it seems in first place…

i get why companies take that approach, but i’d personally rather not play competitively rather than install a kernel level anticheat