The CADT model at it's finest. It's funny because Linux is considered the de facto choice for legacy hardware because it runs so well on it, or at least used to. The fact is the development model used by distros (and apparently also the Linux kernel as well) is absolutely awful, and it inevitably hurts movements that depend on it such as Permacomputing.
The Liftoff app, very recently stopped working and wouldn't let me log back in. Checked the site and realized why.
Is this a bug related to updating to 0.19? I just noticed they did that and my account on the app immediately stopped working.
Very true in more ways than one.
According to Goolse it's been that way for years, and the person naver came back so he, mcornick, and I figured it would be alright and we all worked together to fill in holes, flatten the land, and also take down the house and put the materials in chests on the sidewalk in case the person comes back. So far there has been quite a bit of progress in transforming the area. Maybe I'll take a screenshot and post it here in a bit.
They learn how to program in a more efficient way that makes better use of limited memory and CPU cycles. Which frankly is something modern programmers and game designers could very much benefit from considering how bloated and unoptimized much of modern software is, probably because they didn't need to think about whether computers can actually run it.
Very Cool, I'll definitely give that a shot when I come back downtown.
Very cool indeed, also great work on that hot air balloon.
Ah I see, that's unfortunate. Hopefully you'll be able to get it working in the future, sometimes changes can be a minor setback, others they can be devastating. I remember my friend made a slime farm in a Swamp (this was a long time ago) then they changed it so other mobs spawn in Swamps and Slimes only spawn in Swamps on the full moon, that change essentially rendered his farm useless. Hopefully this change won't be as major a setback.
Wow that's very nice, I like the glass dome on the top, though if I were building it I would've personally used white or light grey glass as it has a much less noticeable outline. Still looks great though.
Very cool, what kind of Bug is that?
I wasn't able to do that even, Firefox with HSTS is dumb and goes against user freedom by failing to give a meaningful bypass method. Though I was able to get around it.
FYI people won't tell you how to disable HSTS enforcement, just delete the contents of the file
SiteSecurityServiceState.txtthen set permissions of it to read only and owned by root for good measure. Then the unbypassable warnings are able to be bypassed same as any other http warning on an https site.