What was a shit show about ESO? I understand it was pretty successful and still receives support. It didn’t even have a bumpy launch like FO76, afaik.

Only using Mealie as a recipe manager at the moment. Haven’t used the meal planner function. Sounds interesting though and might give it a try.

Economical, environmental, ethical. How can it be used responsibly when the Earth is burning and making it required pilfering the sum total of human knowledge and creativity for private profit?

It’s just mayhap, fyi.

They’re not disconnected from reality. They are liars, cheaters, thieves, and crooks.

https://static.klipy.com/ii/c44064a00e4b7451969381d90dea1769/92/95/KWRViUrY.gif

I prefer a GUI when possible.

Care to provide an example or two?

Everything Linus buys seems like an ego purchase.

It’s entirely a popularity contest.

Lack of breathing will more often than not cause a fall, I think.

Falls can be devastating for 84 year old people.

As @chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world says, the community draws the line, and that’s the point of having a variety of categories. Plus, Speedrunning is not a hard-and-fast ruleset… only if you want to participate in the community leaderboards do you actually need to abide by the “rules,” otherwise speedrunning is whatever you want it to be. If you want to sit there and mash through the cutscenes each time, go ahead and you’ve just made your own category and can set the world record in it. ;)

You can tell when commenters have not read the article.

Make it make sense.

Of course you’re allowed to disagree, but the reason they use a mod to skip cutscenes is because as a community they decided the cutscenes aren’t interesting for a speedrun. They also inhibit entry into speedrunning the game. There’s no speed tech or skill required to watch a cutscene, the skill comes in routing and executing the rest of the game.

Awesome win for that user.

The fidelity holds up decently, it’s more just the graphic direction. Everything’s so grey.

A dev that is abusing the system is going to be delisted by Valve real quick, methinks.

Wow, I hope that young woman gets the help she needs.

When I was starting out with selfhosting and stuff, I had tons of issues with networking, reverse proxies, etc. And much of the advice here was not… particularly helpful. I genuinely don’t think most people here understand how much they know, and how much comes across as gibberish when they speak to a true newbie. I still see it in this forum all the time for new people. Just the other day someone described themselves as a total newbie, nothing more than Jellyfin running on a Mac locally, and a comment I saw suggested their next step should be running proxmox and setting up VMs and this that and the other service. Like… that’s not a good next step.