Cloudless

The first rule of gaming articles/posts: you do not mention the game titles

I hate this. I understand when a for-profit company tries to do this. But too many posts hide the game titles for no reason.

Can’t you just tell the nurse if you don’t feel okay? How is that not being polite?

Is OOP considered archaic now? What is a more preferable paradigm nowadays?

Sleepytime gets me every time. As a parent it is so bittersweet seeing the child becoming independent.

Don’t forget knife, fork, and a napkin.

Red wine or white wine?

donde esta la biblioteca

Previous episode:

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The site works well enough on mobile, so it is usable without an app.

That said, I prefer to use a native app, or a well-designed webapp like wefwef.

You can search by site using the “site” operator, for example:

“whatever you want site:lemmy.world”

All the results will be from/via the lemmy.world instance.

I stopped using Facebook altogether because of that.

Reddit follows the enshittification.

A good one for:

!enshittification@lemmy.world

https://lemmy.world/c/enshittification

Is Reddit adding banners in uploaded images?

If you download the internet to the cloud, then you have double the internet. Repeat several times you can crash the Matrix.

I would advise you to let the experts do the job instead.

You need to protect your server from hackers, viruses, malware, and other threats that could compromise your data or harm your network. You also need to comply with the laws and regulations regarding the content and services that you host on your server. If you don’t know how to secure your server properly, you could expose yourself to legal liability or cyberattacks.

Lots of games in Google Play Store are no longer possible to purchase because they are “incompatible with newer versions of Android”.