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Void Linux was my daily driver for around a year and it was fast, really fast, and had a lot of tinkerability. I highly recommend it.

I recently bought montero using LocalMonero recently and I didn't kyc or anything like that. Although I did use Revolut to make the exchange, there's other ways to exchange monero there that don't require KYC, like cash in hand, revolut, cash by mail, bank transfer, transfer wise, paysafe and some others. I bet you can find a way that satisfies your needs there.

I do agree that it's a little hard to buy monero nowadays, most of the trades there require KYC or some other verification and sites that provide an exchange require KYC like Kraken or something but if you're willing to dig a little harder you can find people willing to accept that money for you.

this comment implies there's is an environment variable to toggle vsync.

I mean, reading the comments it seems like it can be disabled through environment variables. For vulkan at least.

I've been playing league on the steam deck using lutris for over a year now, it was literally a 1 click install!

When you type in www.example.com, you request the IP of the server for that site using a DNS server. The DNS server sends you the IP and then you connect to it. If they are using https for DNS it means that your ISP or onlookers have to reverse which domain you're accessing from that IP to know that you're accessing www.example.com.

At least I think that's what is happening.

I agree with you, I saw people on twitter once talking about this. Pretty disgusting to even consider.

Import? Arrrr, we better plunder those guides for ourselves

I love Bevy, I made a lot of little things that I loved to program. I've never developed such deep love with a programing paradigm. But recently I moved to Godot and actually started finishing projects. When I was using Bevy, I kept making tools, loaders, engines, formats just to make it possible to load into what I envisioned but never finished anything. In about 45 minutes I made multiplayer pong in Godot with different maps and game modes, lobby screen and main menu, what took me a couple of weeks in Bevy with UDP packet design and several iterations.

When I program in Rust, I go for perfection. When I use Godot, I actually finish stuff. Only realize this a bit late now.

For reference, I write custom applications for Shopify, including cart extensions in Rust using Shopify Functions and maintain a block-based blog manager that integrates with Shopify in PHP as well as several micro services in Node.js for other integrations.

If someone could tell me where it went wrong, please do, I love Bevy but I can't use it effectively.

That's a lot of copy pasted buildings, sheesh

It's such a weird generation, her right hand is holding the mirror like she's going through a door but at the same time it's a mirror. This AI :/

That room has such a weird perspective what the hell it's fucking with my brain