Het zal niet helpen dat er beperkt budget is (en je er dus snel bij moet zijn) en dat de NS eigenlijk nooit dit soort beperkte sales heeft. Zelfs gewoon inloggen in de NS app werkt nu niet meer, hun infra kan duidelijk niet tegen pieken.
Ik vraag me ook af of dit wel echt zo’n goede aanbieding is voor veel mensen, weekend vrij kost al minder (€ 39,50/maand) en er is een grote kans dat als je een dagje weg gaat, ja alsnog ergens in de spits wil reizen.
Honestly the whole “change civ every age” change didn’t feel that bad. However to me, every time they release a new civ game it feels like it is lacking civs. This time it was really bad with Hawaii being there on release and countries like the UK and the Ottomans only coming later in a a DLC. I might pick it up once I feel like I can play the countries I want to play.
*Of course I do understand they want to represent every region of the world, but it is just strange not to have some of the countries there that directed the world history for centuries. And even though we can now play as Great Britain, it does require you to buy an additional DLC for 5 euro’s.
Yup although the creator claims to not want to post clickbait, one of the main issues of clickbait is a title that tells you in no way what the video is about, but does sound controversial enough so you want to know the content. And this video clearly manages to hit those goals. Just like the goal to not really talk about the topic for the first 2 minutes. It really just came down to “take things slow, don’t move on to the next thing before your understand the thing you are learning now”.
I guess it makes sense that it would be hard for the Chinese car companies to use the old factories that are not made for electric cars. It does sound good that they are considering manufacturing the cars here in Europe though. After having seen the self driving capabilities of Tesla, I do think it is a good thing that the European companies face some competition. Although I would eventually prefer to own such a system from an European company.
Het lijkt me goed om hier steun voor te vragen, ik vraag me alleen af hoeveel zin het nog heeft nadat de regering de zorgen van de tweede kamer op dit punt volledig lijkt te negeren. Het is zo raar dat we in deze tijd besluiten om zo’n overname goed te keuren. Je weet gewoon dat dit gebruikt kan worden in de toekomst om Nederland verder onder druk te zetten.
Last two weeks I have been playing a lot of Euro Truck Simulator 2, very relaxing game just driving trough the new maps (It looks so much better compared to when I bought it years ago). This weekend I also started playing Core Keeper, just a few hours in so far, but it seems like a fun underground survival game.
The game definitely has a lot of things to do yea. I’m looking forward to trying out the Dungeoneering rework they will release today.
Yup YouTube makes it very easy to receive money from adds and people that have YouTube premium. Having a YouTube premium subscription means that you are at least supporting the creator of every video that you watch a little bit (from what I can find 55% of what you pay is going to the creators). Yes YouTube takes quite a large cut, but video hosting in high quality costs a lot of money.
I think it will be very hard to do this on a decentralised platform. People don’t trust just anyone with their money, so it could lead to people abandoning smaller servers and you can be sure that bad actors would pop up and try to abuse the system. And even if you do this the right way, you would have to build this system entirely before you can convince creators to move to this platform.
It will also be really hard to offer the same quality and reliability that YouTube offers, without taking a larger cut than the 45% that YouTube takes. Hosting a large video platform is expensive, and many of the Fediverse users are anti-adds and will run an add-blocker and maybe even sponsor-blocker.
On the touchscreen I can use pinch to zoom in browsers like Firefox and Microsoft Edge (I use it because Firefox doesn’t have PWA support), it is also supported in apps like Gnome Maps and Kirta. In Krita I can even move and turn the canvas with two finger input, it seems moving and turning are both supported in GNOME.
Outside of apps, you can also use a three finger up gesture to go to the active app overview. And you can switch between the active workspace with a three finger swipe to the right or the left (this can make switching between applications really fast). Long press for right click seems to work in most places.
You can drag an app to the left or the right of the screen to make it fill up half of the screen, and drag it to the top to make it full screen.
I installed Fedora 40 with Gnome and Wayland a few days ago on my Surface pro gen 1 and have been very happy with the results so far. I do have a type cover and I do use it a lot and I use touch input instead of a mouse. Gnome supports most touch input, and that hasn’t been an issue so far. Some third party applications don’t understand what ‘pinch to zoom’ is though. The onscreen keyboard situation on Wayland seems to be a bit messy. I didn’t really like the default gnome keyboard and I couldn’t get a better keyboard to work (note that for me, it is also important that the OSK is disabled when the type cover is attached, so you won’t have that issue).
The performance on the original Surface Pro is fine, I can even emulate Windows games trough Steam, I tried RuneScape (OldSchool and RuneScape 3) and Tunic. Browsing, reading Discord, watching videos all work fine. The main limitation when working with the device seems to be the 4 GB of RAM. So close other apps like the browser when starting a game, or the entire system can freeze. This seems to be mostly an issue when running multiple Electron based applications, gaming and compiling code.
The newer Surface devices have some Microsoft specific hardware that is not always well-supported by the kernel. If you have issues you can try the kernel made specifically for the Surface devices. https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface Personally I haven’t tried it as everything just worked so far on my device (they do try to get their patches upstream, so that is probably the reason).
For drawing, I always used Adobe and Affinity software, I did try to get Affinity Photo installed, but I did not succeed yet. I tried both version 1 and 2.
Maybe we have some bias on this topic, but I had the same thought. Maven is such a well known tool in IT, that I’m surprised they just created a social network with the same name. Until they get a bit famous this won’t be good for SEO.
He also seems to make a video almost every day. That really doesn’t help with the quality of the video’s. I doubt there is a lot of time to do additional research on the topic, so often it seems to just stick to the basic information from some kind of article and comments (and maybe a few related articles). And is often just related to the drama of the day.
Although he does sometimes have video’s that do require more research, but a lot of people won’t see those as they assume low quality because of many other video’s.
Sometimes I do like his videos, but this one was positioned so bad. The video does go over the changes in Plasma 6.1 and they are good, but this is not a huge change that would change anybodies live.
I know he is probably inspired by channels like Linus Tech Tips, but even they don’t got that far anymore. I think he probably intended this in a comedic way, as most of his audience knows that he makes his videos like this, but it really makes the videos worse.
Thanks for the update :) I was already wondering why the server was down.
Let’s hope the Local Only Communities won’t be abused (and only used for the intended purpose) so that we don’t have to start creating accounts on multiple instances.
Ah it makes more sense that way, I didn’t read the title as if they were talking about all the extensions that they found summed together. This does make it really clear that you should always check extensions when installing them, and not just install extensions with a low install base from an unknown author.
That headline is quite misleading … the malicious extension only had a few hundred installs, not millions. They just copied an existing extension that does have 7 millions installs. They did went quite far by registering a URL. Of course it is bad that stuff like this manages to get on the store, but as long as you check what you are installing, you should be fine.
I also started using Lemmy during the Reddit fallout, and stayed for a few weeks. After that I started seeing less posts that interested me, and I took a break from Lemmy for a while. And finally returned a week ago.
Even on Reddit I see less interesting posts now. Especially the amount of discussion posts also seems to be lower there now. The official Reddit app is also a lot better for reading than for writing.
This sounds like a difficult problem if he wants to continue browsing the Reddit community for pathfinder. I have seen these kind of people on D&D subreddits too, and it also put me a bit off trying pathfinder during the OGL drama.
Maybe there are other communities outside of Reddit that are able to provide the answers to questions, but I doubt you will escape this hate on the larger TTRPG subreddits.
Although this feature sounds helpful, it really looks like they went too far with this. They should probably look for a way to sell these Copilot+ pc’s in another way if they can’t get this secure enough and probably keep it disabled for companies…
I’m surprised they didn’t make sure that the part that should help you hide sensitive information worked well before letting the first testers get their hands on the feature. All this bad news about the future doesn’t help convince people to turn it on.
Yup, maar dan zonder verzekering, nummerplaat en met een frame en remmen die daar totaal niet op berekend zijn. De fatbiker mag blij zijn dat ze hem gestopt hebben voordat hij iemand aangereden heeft of onderuit gaat een onder een auto beland of zoiets.