I got used to XFCE, but, with my new awesome Tuxedo laptop, I got KDE as a DE for a stock OS, and I could say it feels much more complete. But the performance drops, when opening a terminal, for example.
I want SimCity 4 that wouldn't crash. Even better if it was libre.
...in a galaxy far away...
Norway, Sweden, Finland: NSF (a.k.a. Not safe for)
Yes, but Social Media games have always had MUCH lower quality than online/standalone games.
Also, individual games can still be found online: https://dan-ball.jp/en
Seems the developer has rewritten his Java/Flash games into HTML5.
There were nuclear weapons but no intercontinental ballistic rockets that could carry them. Fat Man and Little Boy were dropped from airplanes.
Imagine somebody using LemmyBB
Paid subscription is not as bad as it sounds. Your software can be FOSS, yet you have a side business that hosts a server with that software, without any additional configuration. This is what WordPress.com or element.io do, they are hosting SaaS of free software.
That's a good question
For sauce, yes.
For inkjet cartridges, I don't know, but, technically speaking, these cartridges get dry after the first time of use and their 'needles', that spray ink, become dirty. I had a bad luck washing the spraying mechanism after that.
Most people mentioned social media here, but I think it's the software that adjusts and auto-personalizes the content according to the live user's interactions. Good software was never meant to have that. Good software is meant to have good UX and UI, but not auto-tailoring to user's needs.
I follow the principles of 'if I need to change the design, I do it myself'. The best practice would be the special options where I could customize my software, like 'Customize Firefox'. Some IDEs also have a field to play around. No A/B testing to individual groups, no personalized feeds, ability to disable or adjust the settings.
raubarno
joined 2 years ago
Ok, it seems I've been wrong. Apologies.