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I didn't see the former. I know the Arch/BSPWM combo, though.

I'd recommend using something outside the official launcher. For myself, I use Freesm Launcher (Prism fork without the Microsoft account requirement), and I tried b1.7.3 without any issues. Maybe take a look at that.

What launcher are you using to launch the game?

Sendo and I do a lot of tinkering with any sort of Linux, FOSS, gaming, music, creative writing, whatever workflows we have for content creation purposes. That's pretty much all we do.

Oh, and AI roleplaying (It's actually breaking limits we didn't know we had).

Now I think about it, there's this video (Invidious link, obviously) that covers why addictions are a double-edged sword. It's this one with AI slop visuals in particular: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=TIrhcmaMZzs

This I second. I can only hope you get the help you need, Bluegrass.

I had since deleted my Thriv account (and nuked everything), because I didn't trust it'd be online for long. That's why I chose Feddit (and an author I associate with [I also write] originally used it before I let them know about some quirks with the Lemmy instance I use). I think HAL must've been stressed trying to fix it, so I just made things easier for him... hopefully.

I was looking for a PieFed instance (since I knew about it) to sign up for, just in case, for some reason, my Lemmy account was to suddenly disappear (either by my own volition or otherwise). I had one on Thriv, but HAL had to fix an OOM issue regarding some Postgre nonsense that took Thriv offline for a few days.

If a rule like what's described is used, it's vanilla. It's a concept called Vanilla Anarchy if I'm not mistaken.

Thanks. Thought I'd switch it to a community that understands what I'm doing. The previous one I put this in apparently didn't appreciate it all that much.

What it does prepare them for is cloud computing, which is coming sometime soon.

No need for me to drink due to autism, so I get that.

For those unaware of what I'm talking about, I heard about a study that essentially points out how easy it is for someone with autism to become an alcoholic. It's much faster than those who don't have it.

That, I think, is a technique called "comprehensible input", of which I was using for a couple other languages I was learning.

Number 2 due to his eyes not being so messed up. Number 1's eye was messed up a bit, unless that was intentional.