

That’s just Discord. Thats how they do all dev to player comms in the beta.


That’s just Discord. Thats how they do all dev to player comms in the beta.


And the one you make at home is always better anyway. Just requires more labor.


It sounds like you’re having trouble containing yourself.


I’ve been hosting my own email servers for 20 years without issue. But email systems were a huge part of my IT career so it was easy.
It works great if you have static IPs and know what you’re doing in terms of following best practices. If you’re missing those two things you’re going to have a bad time.
If you have the statics and want to learn, I’d recommend purchasing a test domain and getting the kinks worked out before you move a domain you care about to your own system.
Is Microsoft posting AI slop memes now? What is this garbage?


Certainly a valid concern, but it’s true with any software. I think enough people (techies especially) are using LibreWolf that a lack of updates would be visible quickly.


Update frequency/latency hasn’t been an issue in the 2 years I’ve been using it.


Yes. I consider it better because it’s preconfigured for privacy, includes UBlock Origin by default, and rips Mozilla’s telemetry out. So you never have to worry about them sneaking something new in a later update.


This is caused by not allowing the website to access your html canvas data. You can fix this in the address bar by clicking the icon on the left of the URL to grant permissions.


Or even better, Librewolf.


It’s for the boomers still in denial about how bad they fucked up their kids.
And everything else.


Had a weeping willow tree in the front yard. Been there done that!


Some of us were lucky enough to get both kinds!


Take note. It’s never enough, no matter how much you give.


Clickbait title. I don’t plan to be living over the next few centuries or millennia. There are plenty of reasons to not buy a beach house but this ain’t one of them.


This is an Xbox.


Until LLMs can build their own power plants and prevent humans from cutting electricity cables I’m not gonna lose sleep over that. The people running them are doing enough damage already without wanting to shut them down when they malfunction… ya know like 20-30% of the time.
Ground Control (released in 2000) had the coolest artillery units of any RTS I ever played. And I pretty much played them all. The units fired in a long ballistic trajectory that was just really awesome to watch. And IIRC massing the units and firing at a target would make the artillery blanket the area, not all just hit the same place you clicked.