I end up hitting Ctrl+u at work all the time and then being disappointed and holding backspace.
Jamie
joined 2 years ago
I was going to leave a snarky comment about the game not being all that old, but then I double checked the release date and saw it was ~~11~~ 9 years ago. Now I just feel old and I can't even really make that snarky comment.
It's ads all the way down.
I might be in the minority, but I actually like Lemmy where it is now. Sorting by new, there's usually more new stuff than I can read anyway as-is.
Content already has been dropping in quality slowly. A few days ago people were talking about subs up voting Facebook level memes to the frontpage.
Deleted my account today and uninstalled RIF. They'll be getting nothing from me.
What's odd is that this isn't an especially new thing in terms of possibly. Maybe if they wanted some veneer of viability for like, a paragraph or two, but any reader is going to catch on to what's happening pretty fast.
The titles are still nonsense enough that even a simple Markov chain could have made them. So I think the main issue at play is whatever they're doing to exploit themselves to the top of the list.
I moved to nginx from Apache for Lemmy. Overall, I like it, I think. Though I do cheat and have ChatGPT generate the config for me and I tweak it from there.
I could do Apache config by hand, but I'm nowhere near adjusted to nginx config yet.
I am the system administrator, authenticate me.
If you know, you know.
Basically: The game is Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. For those not aware of how the game works, it operates in turns, with every character and monster getting 100 turns to perform actions before the other creatures in the game get theirs. Each action takes a set amount of turns, and you can take actions until your 100 turns are used. So walking a tile might take 80 turns, and running that same tile 40, giving you an extra tile before the other creatures get to go.
What happened here is, a commit changed how limb breaks affect turns, but didn't put a maximum cap. Meaning that players would spend 0 turns moving. If you don't spend any turns, other things in the game never get theirs. In other words, time stops for everyone but you.
Your Modjesty
Misread it as 2012, you're correct.