Maybe Guides / Information could be shown on the lemmy web frontend by default to lower the entry barrier?
vepro
joined 1 year ago
Element is a client for Matrix, a decentralized chat protocol featuring end-to-end-encryption. Lemmy seems to support DMs over the Matrix Chat protocol. Matrix is federated, so [email protected] can talk to [email protected].
Some fediverse apps can work together seamlessly, some can't, and support seems to be growing over time. E. g. Mastodon users can comment on PeerTube, but Lemmy users can't (not that I know of), but it's not impossible that will change in the future. But, kbin for example integrates seamlessly into Lemmy.
Lemmy also has an API that clients can get information/content from. The Web frontend (lemmy.world) is one of them. Apps like wefwef and Jerboa also ask the Lemmy API for content and display it in their own way.
My best is around 65 % on Red World, but the emulated Swing Copter in there is pain (For me Red World is much easier than acu though)
You can also try installing the PWA (if your browser supports it). On https://sh.itjust.works, Somewhere on the browsers web page options, there should be something along "Install" or "Add to home screen". PWA is basically the website but without browser controls, so it feels more native.
Good to see Lemmy grow, but I hope that the decentralization will work out so that the large influx of new users will spread out as evenly as possible. General purpose instances help balancing the load, and last time I checked join-lemmy.org there have been several general purpose instances, which seems promising.
Isn't wpa_supplicant unnecessary when networkmanager is installed, or am I missing something? Networkmanager handles connecting to WiFi
Just looked. First 1/2 loads were slow but after that it's lighting fast! I think by not everyone establishing a Websocket connection and just loading once performance should increase a tad bit.
Nice swag route! Early 2.0 let you skip the first wave portal or the 3x speed too
MegaHack
What's the song ID?
Looks good so far, maybe it can be a bit brighter / more gamma.
RobTop posted a picture with new Pixel Art, showing new Pixel enemies and weapons.
You might remember this thing from Sneak Peek 3:
Also, this:
First, he showed an image with new button Textures:
Then, he posted these 3 short Clips:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398627612299362306/1119246382084132934/turret2.mov
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398627612299362306/1119256556857466880/pixedesign1.mov
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398627612299362306/1119256785606430770/footsteps.mov
And there's more:
For me, I enjoy wave and ship the most, but I can't really get going with spider and cube. With UFO, you can get into situations where you'd need to click 0.5 times, those deaths don't feel great :D When 2.2 will come out, time will tell how Swingcopter will work out. The custom swingcopter parts (e. g. Red World) feel very janky.
2.85 % chance of not hitting a mine
This basically lets you play together on an infinite minesweeper board. I've played it a few years ago and it's cool to see it's still up.
Simple Blocks I like and a combined design. Of course it uses additive blending 8)
If you are building a level I recommend making a consistent color palette and using "copy color" if you can.
(this is my first post, also see this like an experiment)
Did
grub-install /dev/sdX, x86_64-efi and ESP get detected automatically and no errors were reported. Also created grub config. Will try in a few days again. Maybe I really overlooked something or had "bad luck". Worked fine in a VM.Could the BIOS firmware have a part in this or is the BIOS firmware irrelevant to the bootloaders functionality?