You probably knew the game/modpack MineClone2. That itself rebranded to VoxeLibre, because the devs wanted a bit more liberty rather than miming Minecraft precisely.
Well, and as a result of that, a fork came into existence, which is called Mineclonia and which continues on the mission to replicate Minecraft.
I feel like folks are antsy, because it doesn’t look revolutionarily different from the original Steam Machines, which flopped back then.
But yeah, there actually is a revolutionary difference, which is that the vast majority of games now do run on the new Steam Machines. This has also already been proven to the public with the Steam Deck.
And I do think there is a market of folks looking at a Steam Deck and thinking they don’t need it to be a handheld and would rather have more bang for their buck.
I guess, we will have to see, but I could also imagine the cornered memory market playing into the hands of the Steam Machine, as the better memory efficiency of Linux will let you do more for less.
Apparently, there’s the Rwenzori mountains with glaciers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwenzori_Mountains
This map suggests that Mount Elgon in the east is also rather cold:
But from what I can tell superficially, it doesn’t have glaciers…
Well, you certainly have more of a dictionary available than I do. For me, it looks like this:
(Which, again, might actually be broken on my distro by excessive minimalism. No idea.)
My About→Components section in Kate says this:
Kate: 25.12.2
KDE Frameworks: 6.23.0
Qt: Using 6.10.1 and built against 6.10.1
NixOS 26.05 (Yarara) (Wayland)
Build ABI: x86_64-little_endian-lp64
Kernel: linux 6.19.2
You could try setting the “Default language” in the Spellcheck settings to something else and see, if it still completes the same words, just to try to find out whether these dictionaries are connected.
But yeah, might be worth filing a bug report with the Kubuntu devs. At the very least, it would tell them this behavior may not be wanted by everyone, if it is intentional…
Yeah, I specifically buy cough drops that don’t taste overly good for that reason now…
I mean, if we go back to evolution for just a moment, there is evidence that homosexuality aided survival rates: https://britbrief.co.uk/health/research/homosexuality-evolved-as-survival-strategy-in-primates.html
So, the cum button may have actually come about through evolutionary pressure…
Reminds me of the glacier mice that got posted here a few weeks ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacier_mice
Hmm, that’s strange. Don’t think, it’s supposed to work like that, but that does not either seem like behavior that would manifest from a simple bug.
The words in your screenshot do seem to all be in the English dictionary, well, except for “trotz”, but that’s a German word, so might still be that it somehow takes a dictionary into account.
There might be some dictionary package installed through apt, which might enable that.
Can you check in the Kate settings under Editing→Spellcheck, if any languages show up there? On my system, I actually have none there. Perhaps, if I “fixed” that for me, I might end up with similar completions as you have there…
Also, sidenote: To my knowledge, the T+ icon means that it is a word completion (normally based on words in the document), and not a keyword completion or similar.
Oh man, I don’t want to get deep into all the politics involved, but man, this reads like complete non-sense:
The outage comes following Iranian attacks on the UAE as retaliation for US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
If they did specifically target US corporations in UAE, that would make some amount of sense as direct retaliation.
I guess, you can also attack UAE and hope that they pressure the US to stop invading.
But in any case, this seems like a really good way to drag more nations into the conflict, or at least to force them to become active, which is not in the interest of Iran.
Oh man, seeing folks suggest it as a Discord alternative always had me uninterested, because I don’t even use Discord and it just seemed like yet-another-standard.
Now I’m reading this really technical title for a talk which mentions XMPP and I’m instantly sold.
Well, to be honest, “Movim” also sounded like a VC-funded startup. Looks like it’s a bus-factor-of-1 open-source project instead, which I have significantly more trust in.
^This comment is talking about the deluge of log messages you may or may not see (depending on the distro) while booting the system.
Just thought I’d add that, since the meme doesn’t actually mention booting. Not sure, where you got that from. 😅
Yeah, but he has stated that he really doesn’t have an opinion. He just happened to install Fedora on the family PC a long time ago and now he neither wants to deal with two separate distros, nor switch the whole household over.
I’m gonna take this way too seriously, but I was thinking just yesterday that the egg shape or ellipsis shape is actually really nice, because you can angle it to make it match the curvature of what you’re eating out of.
If a circle spoon has too small of a curvature, it’s always going to just scrape in the middle and leave the sides untouched.
An egg spoon 🥄 will have a larger curvature on the sides, but even if it is too large of a curvature, you can “lean” the spoon forward, which will contract the curvature (because some of it is now in 3D space), making it possible to fit the curvature perfectly.
Of course, you cannot do that for curvatures which are larger than your spoon’s curvature, which includes flat surfaces in particular, but even there the wider curvature of the egg spoon will match it better.
And bonus points: The tip of the egg shape has a very narrow curvature, so you need less angling for scraping out very narrow curvatures.
Well, you could presumably at least use web-sys for interacting with the DOM and wasm-bindgen in general for generating the boilerplate.
But yeah, there might not be a pre-made library for interacting with the extension API, so might need to write your own JS←→WASM bindings.
I was gonna object that it’s a vegan diet, because they’re presumably not gonna do eggs or milk, but apparently not strictly vegetarian either:
Mountain gorillas spend about a quarter of their day eating, mainly plants. Around 85% of their diet is made up of leaves, shoots and stems, but gorillas can also eat larvae, snails, ants, and even roots, barks and rotting wood (a good source of sodium/salt).
Damn, did they run out of color ink?
I also really hate that since AI slop has turned search engines useless, you virtually cannot find anything, even if you remember the exact words of the title.
I mean, yeah, this shouldn’t be seen as an announcement or whatever, but rather as a thing to discuss and potentially get involved in. KDE is a community project after all.
Damage should be possible to disable in the main menu before jumping into a game: