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SavvyWolf
Hello there!
I’m also @savvywolf@furry.engineer , and I have a website at https://www.savagewolf.org/ .
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SavvyWolf@pawb.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•In my head canon, there is a timeline where Gobolinux took off in a big way, and radically transformed the Linux filesystem structure as we know it.English
0·8 days agoEhhh… I was more going for someone saying they like vegan foods and responding with “ooh, have you tried this recipe?”.
SavvyWolf@pawb.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•The Engineer Who Tried to Put Age Verification Into LinuxEnglish
0·8 days agoJesus fucking Christ guys. Regardless of your thoughts on age verification, hunting down someone just for complying with the (currently) rather inoffensive law is nuts.
Posting his face here is absolutely going to get him doxxed, and going to cause someone to actually hunt him down and hurt him.
Focus your anger on the people who actually passed and push for this law. Not the person who drew the short straw and had to implement it.
SavvyWolf@pawb.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•In my head canon, there is a timeline where Gobolinux took off in a big way, and radically transformed the Linux filesystem structure as we know it.English
0·9 days agoIf you want different programs to have their own file structure, there’s always NixOS. It’s not as readable, but every package has its own directory in /nix/store.
SavvyWolf@pawb.socialto
Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Lutris dev says he's cool with AI generated bugs because his code is already full of bugsEnglish
0·9 days agoThanks for the bug reports!! Quite honestly, if that’s the level of bugs we’re dealing with due to our use of AI tools, that’s a pretty good deal. I’ve seen much worse, so much worse in code that we actually shipped in releases. And no AI was used to create those critical bugs. Now we’re dealing with edge cases. Like that whole extractor bug for AppImages. This was introduced during the development of the GameJolt service which can have a few different ways to package games. The key here is to have a very solid and complete test plan and minor bugs like that will get caught.
This is absolutely not the “technical debt” and “bloat” and “vulnerable code” I’ve been hearing about. Those are bugs that aren’t nearly as bad as the ones we’ve been used to over the year. And they’ll manage to get fixed like every other bug.
The full comment, nowhere does it day he’s “fine” with AI generated bugs, only that the frequency of them is comparable with non-AI code.
(Not that I support his actions, ofc)
SavvyWolf@pawb.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•what do you think hypervisor cracks will do to linux gaming?English
0·9 days agoI think it’ll be a tough sell for game developers. Steam Deck and the Steam Machine are now “real consoles” and supporting them is seen as important.
The optics of blocking support for a platform people expect the game to be playable on using a technology that games are openly hostile towards would be really bad.
You can draw parallels to anticheat, but gamers are generally more accepting of anticheat than drm.
I’d make it 4x4 rather than 6x6 or fill it out a bit more.
Everyone focusing on the font and swearing, but nobody noticed that one of the steps is to remove the battery… Unless it’s a laptop in which case you should unplug it and hold the power button instead.


Reminder that binaries cannot change a shell’s working directory, so the non-mines will do nothing.
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cdis a shell builtin)