18 points ·
I bet someone will 3D print an attachment that could fit a USB CD/DVD player and clip to the Machine
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18 points ·
I bet someone will 3D print an attachment that could fit a USB CD/DVD player and clip to the Machine
30 points ·
>Sometimes it's best to ask for forgiveness rather than permission.
Ah, yes, the Christian way
1 points ·
I honestly have no idea. I just got the controller and I haven't been tinkering with settings or anything, but I'll take a look. Thanks!
5 points ·
Disclaimer: the last time I used a controller was more than 20 years ago on a PS1, so this might be entirely user error.
I've been playing some Vampire Crawlers with the controller and sometimes the sticks act weird. In the game you move around a maze, using the left one to move and the right one to turn, except sometimes the character moves when I meant to turn and vice versa, as if the two inputs got mixed up?
Again, it's possible it's me fucking up, but I'm putting it out there in case someone else noticed something similar.
4 points ·
Damn, I've seen a few of threads about this and it's making me feel a little guilty that I managed to order one without really trying hard for it.
7 points ·
To me, clockwise = down would be the intuitive setting.
I'm not saying that's the "right" way for it to be, just a personal preference that either the devs share with me, or that the same devs believed most users would share.
As for why I find that intuitive, it's probably because I associate clockwise with "forward" and anti-clockwise with "backwards". In this specific scenario, "forward" would become "further down". I hope that makes some sense.
16 points ·
I don't expect it any time soon.
While public opinion seems slightly in favor it's far from a done deal. Also I don't think the EU would make the same concessions the UK enjoyed in the past, which would make negotiations longer and harder.
54 points ·
Right now Meloni is suing Daniele Fabbri, a stand-up comedian, for a satirical video he published in 2021.
The comedian was commenting on some sexist insults the politician received, saying that it's possible to criticise a public figure without being misoginistic. Being a comedian he did that by listing some overly childish insults along the lines of "stinky" and such.
It is very troubling when a prime minister aims to silence dissident voices exercising the protected right to satire, and I find it particularly egregious given said person was basically defending her as a woman even while criticising her as a politician and public figure.
4 points ·
Seems like a bit of everything
1 points ·
Well, maybe hate crime.
I understand not jumping to conclusions, but a white man shooting up a school for immigrants kinda sounds like a duck
18 points ·
It's a good practice to have the home folder on a separate partition, so it doesn't get overwritten on a reinstall