https://looking-glass.io/ nice!

If you’re a frontend programmer, you only need to understand rectangle width and height lol

OP sounds like a victim of Python 3, finding various Python 2 projects on the internet, a venv isn’t going to help

Yeah, one man did hours of profiling and the other made the patch more elegant lol

Well, DRM is not the problem here, I don’t trust the games too. DRM or not, they can do what they want with my data.

I’m not saying DRM is good but it’s not in the scope of this post.

Which hypervisor? I tried booting a physical install this year with VirtualBox and two decades ago with VMWare Player and both times ended up with damaged bootloader that was unable to boot from bare metal

Sunshine sounds pretty decent but yeah, one step at a time. Thank you.

Sunshine in general sounds very tempting, I don’t play AAA games so an old laptop may be sufficient for most games, and the desktop clients are free.

I doubt the potentially malicious games will have code sophisticated enough to bypass a sandbox, just because majority of users don’t have a sandbox for them, and I’m not paranoid enough to fear targeted attacks. Other than that, the game shouldn’t have access to my home directory or network.

Amazing, this way I could restrict network access with normal tools like firejail instead of fiddling with Flatpak. I’ve never heard of this tool before: https://mr_goldberg.gitlab.io/goldberg_emulator/

That is an interesting idea, I was about to buy a GPU for AI, right now I have one whose primary feature is not using a lot od energy. Am I going to need a dedicated monitor for games if I set it up this way?

Right, the private profile message fooled me. Sorry

Have you clicked that URL?

Oh that is so odd. I’m not from the US but I think cryptocurrencies are somehow associated with right wing there and the left wing hates on them because of this?

It’s so odd seeing people self-describing as oppressed minorities hating on technology that lets you bypass that oppression.

So, as always, politicians are at fault

And you can pay with crypto, not providing any personal information at all

Exactly copying a name is a bit strange to me. I have always been under impression that whoever named the social network has been unaware of the band.

Lemmy and Debian are not the same.

They created a name clash with the band on purpose? Because they’re fans? That’s rich.

I want to know what email clients these people were using lol

I just shipped n 8TB drive of children’s shows to a friend. First, because many of the shows I wanted to recommend him aren’t on streaming services and second, because he’s moving to the mountains soon, where the internet may or may not be available.

Other than this instance, the last time was likely around 2007.

Alright then, I guess it’s time for attempt #3 with the newly acquired knowledge. Thanks!

Since when? I made two attempts over many years and an elaborate offlineimap and msmtp setup was needed both times.