HL3 has been rumored to be on the way for longer than lots of people on the internet have been alive
Eh, fine, have an updoot
Ah yes, exactly what the country needs /s
Desiccated, even
I know you're trolling, but you could at least write some funny ones
But will he even say thank you??
Don't get it twisted. The DNC will run her again. She'll lose again.
The DNC is perhaps more disconnected with voters than ever before.
A couple years ago this was the "just don't live in California" argument.
+1 for Keychron. Esp the QMK ones.
Nothing like a rich guy who has never known struggle to tell everyone else they need to struggle because he's a moron
For all the shark jumping these corporations do, it still shocks me how many people just keep paying. Even other corporations, in this case.
Anti-union bullshit. I mean that towards Starbucks and the staff reduction. Don't support these clowns.
Get the dinosaurs out of the party. Now.
I'm not sorry about it anymore. No one should be. The country is falling apart because these people have all the resources and use them to make shitty decisions to empower themselves more, despite being so old that they'll never even see the return on their greed. Vote them out. We need progressives.
Does have only one lapel? Why does he only have one lapel?
So. Many. Choices. Not sure I can pick one.
It's kind of fascinating: the Steam Deck is the only device I can think of with a "halo effect" that doesn't involve giving a company more money: the ecosystem it pulls you into is an open one, and you don't even have to have purchased a Deck to jump in based on the idea alone.
I've really liked it. I've gone back and forth between Cosmic and their old Pop Shell on Gnome. I find the tiling system on Cosmic to be much better, especially on a multi monitor setup.
I also agree with another commenter that the file browser kind of sucks, but that's a minor complaint right now.
I think CS:2 was far too ambitious, and there were very strange design choices around subsidies which effectively removed any challenge from the game -- at first. I just played it the other day, and frankly it has turned around a lot. Decent game now.
KSP2 was just a corporate shit show -- devs were well intentioned but ultimately were unable to continue based on factors out of their control. It really sucks because KSP1 is one of the best games ever made and KSP2 had a lot of promise.
QMK modifications for OpenRGB
Recently got a Keychron K10 Max. Love the board, and it runs QMK firmware.
On Linux, I am able to use OpenRGB to control my case lighting as well as my USB Logitech mouse. However, OpenRGB does not detect my Keychron (which is fine -- it is not on the supported hardware list). I have verified that I can control the keyboard lighting via the webtool, but obviously that isn't ideal for common usage.
My understanding is that QMK keyboards should be software controllable via OpenRGB. I have added the device (by PID/VID) in the QMK settings of OpenRGB, but it is still undetected.
I have seem some older posts about enabling OpenRGB support in the QMK firmware. I have verified I can compile and flash firmware, so mostly I am wondering if anyone here has experience for modding QMK for OpenRGB, or if that is even supposed to be necessary? I am a bit at a loss as to why it isn't working, tbh.
Thanks in advance!
Edit: want to add some additional details. I have also:
- tried adjusting the d
Are there previous historical examples of cult-like followings of US political candidates?
(This post was intended for politics@lemmy.world, but as it seems they don't allow text posts, I'm posting it here)
This post will likely not go over well with everyone and some people may not agree with the premise of the question. Mods please remove if not allowed.
I am curious if the MAGA-esque approach to politics is new for the US, or if there have been other examples of similar political movements which may be considered "cult-like". To better define what I mean, here are some examples:
- Large amounts of signs bearing a candidate's name being shown by single individuals (e.g. big trucks covered in Trump signs everywhere)
- Use of a candidate name over the US flag
- Use of a kind of supporter uniform (e.g. the red MAGA hat)
- The "alternative facts" of MAGA, where debate can be impossible because supporters believe anyone who is a detractor must be lying
- In some cases, voter intimidation or coercion from staunch supporters
It seems to me that some of this is new but I'd
Out of everything, I really want to see my helmet in first person
I know a lot of people hate this kind of feature, but there are significant reasons why I think it would make Starfield better.
If I'm not wearing one and I leave my ship, I start taking damage if the planet is dangerous. The only way around that is to be in 3rd person while in the ship (aside from the workaround below). There isn't any indication anywhere as to whether or not you are in a spacesuit, besides your menu and 3rd person view. There is no way to know while maintaining immersion.
Bethesda's workaround is to auto-hide spacesuits and helmets in atmo. This sucks, because I personally like tailoring the look of my character to the environment. But more importantly, I want to know that I am wearing a pressure suit if I'm out in a dangerous environment. I don't want it to feel like I'm a freecam wandering around -- I want to feel like I'm slogging along in a freaking spacesuit.
What's really strange is: if you put on the broken Constellation helmet, you *can see the tape piece