Haven't been on there in like 10 years, glad all of you finally saw the light. Sad it requires being forced off though.
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yea for hydroponics I'd stick with rockwool / coco coir / perlite but the cotton is fine if you're going into the ground.
Looks like on top of your website is the "topics" and on the drop down you can go to the "all" https://piefed.social/communities and then you can join other sites communities etc. Surprised nobody really even answered this lol
and on the main page you have local / popular / all for feeds you can view too. It should have a "subscribed" so you can see the ones you are subscribed too, I don't have an account though so can't see
lol. named canada, company in texas, guy probably lives somewhere else too
still registered, damn. Why will they not let me resurrect it reee
Put in a few more fruit trees and pruning others. Got some peppers and luffa seeds germinating
FYI instead of rock wool you can just use cotton balls, it's like 1/20th the cost. Looks like you are going to put them in the dirt anyway
Yep, vote with your wallet. I haven't gotten a DRM game in 15 years.
It shouldn't. You can even use vram as swap and max it out.
because it crashes when maxed out instead of just killing the game I assume you're on nvidia? It should just kill the game, I know nvidia had some issues releasing vram with stuff running in wine for years.
I kept fixing and then kept having new problems with vscdoium in flatpak, either have to give it all permission or give up maybe. As I was using it there would be new problems every once in a while, and different extensions introduced new issues too lol
I gave up and just installed it through AUR.
Even though it's vscodium and not vscode you can run it with firejail --net=none /sbin/vscodium and it won't have access to the internet
just fyi to you or anyone else. Proton already uses esync & fsync to get about the same result so you're not going to see much of a difference.
The kernel addition as well as wine needing to add it is for regular wine. I think a lot of stuff already just uses proton instead. We're lucky we have access to it, steam is still closed source.