I don’t think I’ve ever used fetch apps as informational on systems I own. It’s mostly to show other people.

Thanks for the reminder; obviously this is a compliance issue and I need to make sure this adheres to guideline and satisfies spec…

I’ll add a :3 somewhere.

Yet another item on the gay agenda (sigh)

Did I mention I’m a bit of a troll? :3

(mostly just trying to avoid doxing myself… But it’s pretty easy to do. I can say I heavily modified this person’s fastfetch config https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harilvfs/fastfetch/refs/heads/old-days/fastfetch/config.jsonc then just made hyfetch use fastfetch as its backend with some scripts that select between the standard OS art vs the meme art config via explicit args for the uwu variant. You can use any ASCII art in ff like this https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch/wiki/Migrate-Neofetch-Logo-To-Fastfetch )

That’s hilarious. I know some people use other people’s config as a starting point or template, or just a reference; I can only imagine how wild it would be to learn a bunch of people used my config like a distro

Naaah we still use fetch, just differently!

I configured this using nixos and homemanager and pkgs.writeShellApplication bashscripts for shell-agnostic commands.

• When a shareholder is in the room, I run ff for a clean, stylized fastfetch output with a nixos logo.

• When in fine company, I’ll run hy for a hyfetch prideflag-colored nixos logo.

• When it’s just the cool people, I’ll run hyuwu for this

(Of course, then, I send the obligatory nix files I used to configure it)

Oh, but you do use them! Because the services you interact with use them. Even the ones that don’t, frequently use alternatives that have been influenced by their existence.

This might be a surprise to you, my liege; but the world does not, in fact, revolve around you and your preferences. Shockingly, the world seems to exist wholly independent of your uninformed and shortsighted opinions.

This is like being mad that acetylene welding exists, and saying that it’s pointless because you’ve never personally used it. Obviously if it was good or important, you would have used that technology directly yourself, riiiight? So the world and history would obviously be no different if it had never existed.

0 out of 10.

Ever heard of a tiny little thing called React? GraphQL and relay? Presto? Folly? Zstd? Hack? RocksDB? Btrfs?

PyTorch is crazy big in ML/AI and has been for a while now.

And specifically in Linux: https://engineering.fb.com/2015/10/05/open-source/improving-the-linux-kernel-with-upstream-contributions/

And that’s not even mentioning things that aren’t just their tech, like open compute and funding foss and the Linux foundations, crap ton of open source projects, testing, bug fixes, and miscellaneous contributions… Let alone all the tech that tries to compete with their tech; all the alternatives to react et al that are ‘next gen’

Like it or not, the facebooks and googles of the world have contributed significantly to things you probably interact with every day.

I got bad news for you if you use the modern web

As a user of zram, I am excited

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It’s not gambling, we’re just placing bets on statistical outcomes from which the winners are awarded money.

Babe, I didn’t cheat; I just fucked another woman

It’s not a war, we’re just bombing and shooting each other for control over territory and resources.

I’m not drinking, I’m merely consuming an alcoholic beverage.

Who is this Phore-chan?

Oh it’s actually still in development again apparently. It was canceled last I heard, now still on for 2028

On July 17, 2026, a LinkedIn statement from Steve Allison, the Chief Business Officer at Saber Interactive, was shared in a later-deleted post on the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine subreddit. The statement mentioned the Remake “hopefully” being in the studio’s release lineup for 2028

Maybe there’s hope,

But, who knows…

Fuck it. Give Kotor to them. At least there would be a chance.

Nope, it’s specific to proton. Some reviewers add other details to that effect in commentary, but the site doesn’t support or surface that information.

I was wondering when something like this would exist, especially since it seemed like SR-IOV was gaining traction outside Nvidia when Intel hit the scene, and before that with mmiou passthrough and stuff like looking glass seemed to the the future way back when. But since about two years ago, Linux has been impressively good for gaming. I don’t even check protondb unless it’s a full-price AAA. Most arguments for virtualization have kind of fallen dead.

Now, of course, there are other reasons to virtualize, even on Windows virtualizing Windows. But let’s just say that the vision I had 10 years ago about techie people running Linux and virtualizing Windows for games feels almost more dead than before the tech was widely available in consumer grade gear…

But hey, good that this exists nevertheless

I make cheats (for single player games, usually in the form of mods or cheat engine tables)

I just clocked 60 hours in Pathfinder Kingmaker on steam. I’ve literally never left the starting room. I haven’t even walked more than 10 feet in any one direction.

It do be like that some times…

Reminds me of when I’d mod Skyrim for three weeks, play for two hours to make sure everything works, and then just never launch it again for some reason… I don’t know what flavor of autism I have, but it is tasty.

It’s trivial, and many hacks for windows required loading unsigned drivers (functionally equivalent to kernel modding)

However, it’s a bit of a red herring. People also do bootloader and virtualization hacks, some also mod the bios or do spychip hacking (often called negative rings, effectively privilege rings lower than zero, but that aren’t actually modelled as privilege levels within the cpu)

However however, that’s also a bit moot, because DMA hacking exists. You don’t even need to load the hack into the target computer; you could read and write system memory directly from another device entirely.

Plus there are other non-invasive cheats, like fake hardware mice with vision-based aimbot.

This is all just a smokescreen and security theater. Partly trying to ‘raise the bar’ to stop cheap/low effort cheating, but also just as an excuse. This is for corporate and shareholders, not developers.

The only real solution to cheating is heuristic analysis, peer detection and attestation, and letting players block interactions with people they think are cheating

Client-side anticheat only exists to spy on you and make marketing departments feel nice.

sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake path

(Or just my nswitch [path] script with a file-backed path cache)

Hate the asshole but I’ll be generous. I think it speaks to a badly underserved market; a desire for a highly curated, opinionated, ‘turn-key’ solution. SteamOS is getting hype for similar reasons; Omarchy is just the techie version of the idea; someone else did the configuration for you.

Part of why I like nixos so much: makes it easy to leverage the work others have done.

Lol does this mean I saw a bunch of news articles pop up because of a discord post? Nice… Hope they appreciate the PR and dedicate some resources now that they’ve seen how responsive the community is