This one’s pretty good

Does whatever country this is posted from not have a minimum wage? Screenshot says USA, I thought they did have one?

Apple already proved they’ll roll over for the EU on encryption backdoors.

Did they? They explicitly made a big deal about not doing that for the UK government’s request.

A workaround doesn’t excuse terrible design!

Are you arguing that it’s good design to have invisible characters behave differently or am I missing your point?

Do all three of them still treat tabs and spaces as functionally different? If so then they’re all in the bottom category.

I had to check the syntax because I also don’t use it enough to be sure, definitely a bit weird. Basically just grep for a regex and print the specified column.

Are you opposed to using awk? Printing out a specific column is basically the only thing I actually know how to do with it: df -h --output=avail,source | awk '/dm-2/ {print $1}'

One for !softwaregore@lemmy.world

NOT A DRAGON TYPE!

Proton calendar is free, though you’re limited to the different colours you can use and the number of third-party calendars you can add

I remember reading this comic back in the day, don’t remember playing anything like it other than Nintendo Land

GoldenEye on the N64 was the only game I’m aware of to have a control layout where you could use the left and centre prongs to get a proto-dual-stick experience

The WiiU’s second screen is great for asymmetric multiplayer or an auxiliary screen for things like inventories, most games just duplicated what was on the main screen

Don’t forget The Megas!

An unanswered question?

What’s the actual relevant info in this massive wall of legalese?

I think you can just buy a pack of stickers for your preferred layout for a fiver if you want the low-tech solution!

That’s what I meant by “never connect it to the internet and plug in a more trusted device”, whether that’s a Chromecast or your PC you can always plug in something else you trust more than the TV. Obviously finding something you can trust that does everything you want is another story.

My (very basic) understanding of a pihole is that it calls out to an upstream DNS provider (such as the one you’d be using without a pihole) and caches everything it gets back, meaning that it’s only making new requests when you’re querying a domain it hasn’t queried before. I can’t think of any reason a game would need to constantly be accessing different domains (except maybe for some kind of server browser?)

What games are you playing that regularly send out lots of DNS requests to different domains?