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submitted 2 months ago by Coldus12@reddthat.com to c/music@lemmy.world

Love story: https://youtu.be/DF3XjEhJ40Y

Golden brown: https://youtu.be/z-GUjA67mdc

To me they sound very similar. But I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere (in the comments of either song, or on forums). While Love story is a great song it feels like it kind of just ripped of Golden brown.

Opinions?

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 40 points 3 months ago

I dont think body odor ever played an evolutionary role. As far as I know body odor is caused by bacterias eating and multiplying whenever we sweat. If this is the case body odor is here because we sweat which isnt that common within the animal kingdom.

(Although dont quote me on any of this, this is just what I seem to remember and Im lazy to look it up - tldr i might be lying)

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 9 points 6 months ago

I teied using termux as a "linux" on androis before, but tbh I dont quite see the use case.

Termux as it is is great for ssh-ing into my headless server and executing commands. But everything else i do on my phone / tablet is something that a phone/tablet can already do, so idk what to do with (a bit clunky) x intterface. I tried programming via termux on my tablet, but that wasnt that great either since for text files a proper vim setup would have worked as an ide for me, and graphics accelerated stuff (ie opengl vulkan etc) are (ofc) not supported with this termux linux.

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 6 points 6 months ago

Yes, yes, Engineer is protected in a lot of spaces. Even here. That said the university programme I've attended was to make me into a "Sotware Engineer" not a "Developer". This university is a university for engineers. Obviously I don't have to requalify every year to remain an Engineer, but saying that I am not an Engineer is factually untrue.

I dont care about names but to be offended because it says Software Engineer on my resume is just dumb.

Also we design a lot of crucial systems. (Such as any RTOS, banking systems and so on and so forth)

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 13 points 6 months ago

I'm really curious about this case's outcome.

On one hand yuzu shouldn't be illagel, on the other hand, their patreon income surged when tears of the kingdom came out, and maybe that is enough to say that they enable pirates and thus should cease all operations.

I'm rooting for yuzu. Have they said anything at all yet? Btw if you want yuzu I think now is the time to download it while it exists (in case nintendo moves forward / wins, or yuzu devs are intimidated to take it down)

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 24 points 7 months ago

"Skulls and Bones is actually an AAAARRR game because pirates"

My favourite sentence

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 62 points 7 months ago

This seems interesting, and I might try it.

But... I'm kind of sick of web applicatioms. Why does everything need to be a web application or a "not" web app using electron. (In this case I see the use case and reason, but in general)

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 11 points 10 months ago

Separatist prorpaganda.

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 9 points 10 months ago

Biblically accurate angel

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 7 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

I'm not the guy you are replying to, but that is just not how the world works.

According to steam's own survey (https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam?platform=combined) osx (aka mac) users make up a whopping 1.4% of steam's players. Now the question is: is it worth it to put in the work for mac? (work which i might add only works on mac as the apis that work on linux and windows do NOT work properly on mac)

Valve's answer is no. Put simply even though they take 30%, its very clear that mac users do not make up a huge enough user base to put in the work. In other words the costs of mac development might exceed the income they'd get from max players (but this is just speculation, the point is, its very that Valve thinks its not profitable to develop for mac)

Why put in the work for linux then you might ask? Well linux uses the same APIs in most cases as windows (Vulkan, OpenGL, and in case of directx, vulkan can "emulate" directx), so its a lot less work to be compatible with linux than it is with mac. Also Valve owns a console which uses linux as an os, so they do not have to rely on propriatary windows.

Anyway my point is development costs are probably higher than the income they get from mac players.

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 8 points 1 year ago

I have one as well, but let's not overpraise it. That handheld isn't a "ps4 as a handheld" (obviously since the vita came out 2012 or 2011 cant remember which). And sadly it struggles to play its generation's games (i.e. Borderlands 2 (one of my favs on vita) runs at 20-40 fps).

There are great games that showcase its abilities auch as the killzone game, but that was made for that system.

And let us not forget that it wasn't a successful handheld. There is a reason sony hasn't made a new handheld device since.

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Huh the more you know. I didnt understand hexbear users' points mainly because i confused social liberalism with economic liberalism and didnt get how you could support (social) liberal views, but still "bash" those who supported them. Going to read up on economic liberalism.

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My question is fairly straightforward: I've got wireguard set up on my home network, and I'm really happy with it, but I also got a paid VPN service as well for privacy reasons.

The paid VPN i got is Mozilla VPN (which in theory uses wireguard as well).

My goal would be that I have my own VPN through which I can access my home network, and the paid VPN on top of it, which "forwards" the outbound traffic.

Is there a way to do this? Anyone has any experience with this?

[-] Coldus12@reddthat.com 32 points 1 year ago

I agree completely.

As a sidenote: If somebody wants something easy-to-use that is arch-based I'd suggest EndevaourOS.

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