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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 28th of July 2021 03:02:44 PM Filed under
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  • WILL IT LINUX? | Scarlet Nexus

    Steam Deck is coming, and this is one game I'd LOVE to play on it. With gorgeous anime-style graphics and engaging "brain punk" combat, Scarlet Nexus looks like an RPG worth enjoying. But Will It Linux???

  • About that Discord server...

    I hate drama, I didn't want to make this video, but apparently, I need to explain what happened on the "TLE Official" Discord server, so here it is! In short, the TLDR is: - Someone approached me to create an "official" server for the channel - I agreed but didn't think of getting ownership of the server - The owner of the server started making people leave by openly attacking a certain group of people - Whether that was made as a joke or not, I don't know, and I don't care, this group gets these jokes thrown at them every day, they don't need that from a Linux Discord server, and even less from the admin / owner - I told him I really didn't like it, and he kicked me out, renamed the server, and told everyone I had left because the server was too toxic. I didn't leave, and I think the server was great, the admin just wasn't. - I won't get into a debate on free speech: whether you make a joke, second degree, edgy, whatever, think about how many jokes of the sort the people you're targeting have already received. Imagine a characteristic of yourself that you have a hard time dealing with, that is causing confusion for you, and now imagine people make jokes to your face about it, every day, everywhere you go. - You wouldn't take it either, and that's not something I could accept. It's not censorship, it's not "against free speech", it's just being a decent human being and not mocking others, even if you're doing it in good faith, for "fun".

  • The Rules Of Netiquette For How To Act Online

    In the early days of the Internet, there were certain rules that everyone was expected to follow in online forums, web chat and usenet newsgroups. These rules were called "netiquette" and it is something that is sorely lacking in how people interact online today.

  • Denial of DOS | Coder Radio 424

    Mike shares his adventures coding while riding Amtrak, Chris is trying to get DOS running while he still can, and many of you wrote in sharing your concern for GNOME.

  • mintcast 366 – Prox Your Mox

    First up in the news DuckDuckGo protects us even more, then, It’s always DNS, the SteamDeck looks awesome, the Kernel is 30, and more

    In security, updates on Kaseya, PrintNightmare and a new systemd vulnerability

    Then in our Wanderings, Joe actually wanders, Josh proxes his mox, and I’m going full btrfs

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