

I would love to have this be the Linux Skyrim modding fix I need to get through the coming winter. That said, I remember when this was first announced there were rumors that it was a vibe-coded project. Has that issue been cleared up?


I would love to have this be the Linux Skyrim modding fix I need to get through the coming winter. That said, I remember when this was first announced there were rumors that it was a vibe-coded project. Has that issue been cleared up?
I fear whenever someone who’s somehow worse successfully whips them into a frenzy. Then we spiral into our “Barracks Emperors” era
Plus, the Dr460nized Gaming Edition comes with conflicting package managers, so you can get the training wheels on for being a power user! … I have it on my gaming tower and I love it


As I understand it, the greed has outpaced inflation for some time now
Every crisis is another excuse to make it worse, too. Since at least Covid times


Did they really ban porn with flat-chested adult women? Feels like the first story that really made the world aware of how backwards and puritanical the government is down under


Not that they were looking all that great over the years, but I’m becoming convinced that I should hold off on buying anything from Bethesda until it gets rereleased under the “special edition” … And goes on sale … On GOG


As I understand it, it’s less that the LLM’s use the exact same memory and more that the resources we needed for our RAM to get built have been bought up for the immediate future and repurposed to build what they need for the stupid data centers
You’re not wrong. MO2 really didn’t suit me, but I did okay with the workarounds for Vortex and was just wondering if we finally had a Linux-native alternative for me in particular. The other mod managers just don’t work for me as well as Vortex does, and it helped me understand exactly how prefixes work