Flexitarian bicycle commuter (he/him) from the Netherlands.
My Iceshrimp account can be found here (accounts on Mastodon etc. can follow that account too).
My Pixelfed account on Pixey.
It kind of makes sense on many BIOS/UEFI-less systems where e.g. Uboot is used. And it does contain things like kernel images, sometimes initRD files etc. (which may not be bootloader files but are still system boot files).
I mean, your screenshot looks a bit different graphically, and the second tile in the pic from OP looks different in e.g. the roads. Also, the second tile in OP looks a how I remember 3000 to look. For further reference, please check this section of an LGR video on 3000.
The second tile is indeed SC 2000. more likely 3000 (with the third tile being 4?).
I had not even thought of that yesterday (that Jiggle had interpreted it as “because”).
The joke in this chain of replies is, that “70s” ain’t the 1970s. Please see @ours@lemmy.world comment writing “BC?” and @No_Eponym@lemmy.ca rolling with it. Unless you meant to answer @CazzoneArrapante@lemm.ee.
No worries, I Just misunderstood somebody elses comment.
That Firefox window? That usually is not how people set up their browser. It neither has nothing to with GNOME (or Cinnamon, which is used on the screenshot).
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AFAIK lemmy.ml is the only instance that still has the filter on. When federation was not enabled yet and there practically were only two (!) instances up and running, people on Lemmy were already pointing out that things like posted by OP would happen. 😆
Edit: I think however, that this case was mostly in jest and on purpose.
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For Cyberpunk I would just try the myriad general gaming comms for now.
polandball@lemm.ee nvm, it seems to be a dead community
!canada@lemmy.ca, !canadapolitics@lemmy.ca
I do not know whether any of this is helpful.
Something like the communities on the @programming.dev instance?
For the uninitiated: his wife was murdered by him.
OP states to have the Pi already.
.webm is but a container, so it cannot be considered (in)efficient on its own, only when considering the video and audio “formats” (no expert on the terminology) within (probably VP8 or 9 for video).
Plan 9 is also monolithic, according to wikipedia. For BSD it depends.
And Wikipedia confirms that I was closer to the truth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_V:_Skyrim