While not subject to copyright laws, it definetly counts as theft. If I’m working on a drawing and someone steals it before I complete it, it’s theft.

Honestly, I would play it sometimes if they upped the anti cheat. A few years ago I tried it for nostalgia but my experience was ruined because of blatant cheaters.

They’ve used 4 times the budget of APB and didn’t make a game that players would enjoy. APB was the prime example of investors who dont know about making a game throw money until a fun game pops out, and even then it was a fun game.

They’re not. Each post’s upvoters are visible via ActivityPub endpoints.

I wish they found out more though

Does this have any credible source reporting on it, just curious since this image is not a recent image.

a gym

It’s important to note that not all portals are implemented on all desktop environments. You can see this as a reference table: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Desktop_Portal#List_of_backends_and_interfaces

A Dance of Fire and Ice is the best one. You get how the game works within the main menu itself, songs can have their own tutorials for specific patterns later on the song but are fully skippable.

Rhythm Doctor also has really good tutorials, a fully skippable tutorial that tells you anything newly introduced in the upcoming track

Good to know some people are still working on X.

Git repo for those who’re interested

specific communities can have their own rules so while a ban on that community is fair, using it to ban on unrelated communities is not. Definetly a PTB

What I’m supposed to do in the game is not really obvious, so didn’t really understand what to do there.

Think of it from a random guess perspective. Guessing a number randomly generated between 0-16 is easier than guessing one between 0-8.

Now think that all passwords are stored in certain amount of bits, so let’s compare 4 and 8 bits.

Each bit has a chance to be either 0 or 1, so guessing a single bit’s possibility is 1/2.

Guessing the correct orientation of 4 different bits takes 1/2⁴ = 1/16

Guessing the correct orientation of 8 different bits takes 1/2⁸ = 1/256

Now think passwords being stored in more bits(=longer password)

appearently RTEMS used to stand for for Real Time Executive for Missile Systems. That’s a really interesting way to know that Wii homebrew was built on top of software made for missiles.

fair for both sides, I don’t see a PTB here.

For anyone who might think their glibc might be older than 2.31, you can check with ldd --version

If you’re on any distro that has released an update within a span of 5 years, you’re clear.

have you tried updating GRUB, or replacing GRUB with something like rEFInd?

Based move

WYSI

I really wish the piece of shit Erdogan dies asap alongside his fuckbuddy Bahceli