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Comment on May 2025 Backlog Burner: Week 3 Discussion in ~games
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Comment on End of 10: Replace Windows 10 with Linux in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Wait, you mean it's a BETTER Windows? I'd say sign me up, but already made the Linux jump...They don't include the Windows Store or any "modern" apps. Apart from the Edge browser, they have almost nothing else: no OneDrive, no Weather or Contacts apps, and no Windows Mail or whatever it's called this week
Wait, you mean it's a BETTER Windows? I'd say sign me up, but already made the Linux jump...
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Comment on End of 10: Replace Windows 10 with Linux in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu I switched at around the same time, although I went with Fedora as we use RHEL at work so it was familiar. Similar experience - almost everything just works in Steam, you just might have to go in...I switched at around the same time, although I went with Fedora as we use RHEL at work so it was familiar. Similar experience - almost everything just works in Steam, you just might have to go in to the menu and click a box to tell it to use Proton. More and more games don't even require that, though, they have native Linux support.
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Comment on May 2025 Backlog Burner: Week 1 Discussion in ~games
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Too lazy to Bingo, so just gonna do the reports! With the announcement of Switch 2, I've been working at finishing up Switch games. Currently doing FE3H. I got it on first release and did one...Too lazy to Bingo, so just gonna do the reports!
With the announcement of Switch 2, I've been working at finishing up Switch games. Currently doing FE3H. I got it on first release and did one route, Claude's. I'm now working on finishing the other three routes. I just finished Edelgard's route, and started Dimitri's a couple of days ago.
After that, next up is Okami HD.
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Comment on Announcing the Tildes Backlog Burner event for May 2025: Shrink your unplayed games list this coming month! in ~games
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Sure, ping forth!Sure, ping forth!
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Comment on Firefox now supports native vertical tabs in 136.0 release in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu It probably depends on how many tabs you keep open. I routinely have two windows open with 10-20 tabs in each. I'd go nutty dealing with top tabs trying to find what I'm looking for. Although my...It probably depends on how many tabs you keep open. I routinely have two windows open with 10-20 tabs in each. I'd go nutty dealing with top tabs trying to find what I'm looking for.
Although my first side tab experience was actually based on a screen ratio thing rendering a browser unusable without them - I had one of those old Acer Aspire One netbooks with a 1024x600 screen. The vertical space was so tiny that just being able to ditch the tab bar was a massive usability improvement. I got used to it then and I've stuck with it for 15 years since!
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Comment on Firefox now supports native vertical tabs in 136.0 release in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Probably OG Tree Style Tabs. It was much more powerful before Firefox deprecated the old UI API because it was a complete performance hog in the layout engine, which meant TST was limited to just...Probably OG Tree Style Tabs. It was much more powerful before Firefox deprecated the old UI API because it was a complete performance hog in the layout engine, which meant TST was limited to just sidebar features.
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Comment on Firefox now supports native vertical tabs in 136.0 release in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Look at the top left corner at least on mine - the side bar button opens and closes the tab bar now. Watching the sidebar icon, dragging it to the left all the way seems to be essentially a...Look at the top left corner at least on mine - the side bar button opens and closes the tab bar now. Watching the sidebar icon, dragging it to the left all the way seems to be essentially a shortcut to clicking close on that.
Can't comment on the new window part. I usually have two windows open all the time side by side (ultrawide monitor that I use like two old 4:3 monitors just with no bezel) so I don't open a new window very regularly.
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Comment on US Army to build "warrior ethos" by no longer mandating basic laws of war or combat medicine training for all soldiers in ~society
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu The VA is expensive. Time to have fewer V to A.The VA is expensive. Time to have fewer V to A.
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Comment on Firefox now supports native vertical tabs in 136.0 release in ~tech
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu PRAISE BE! It lacks the tree nature of Tree Style Tabs, but perhaps they'll be able to use this as a basis to get a more native style TST.PRAISE BE!
It lacks the tree nature of Tree Style Tabs, but perhaps they'll be able to use this as a basis to get a more native style TST.
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Comment on US Department of Government Efficiency set to cancel lease on weather 'nerve center' as tornado season begins in ~society
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu There's specific laws banning government employees/government unions from striking. Thank Reagan. It would just make DOGE's job easier to have cause to immediately fire every last one of them.There's specific laws banning government employees/government unions from striking. Thank Reagan. It would just make DOGE's job easier to have cause to immediately fire every last one of them.
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Comment on Interview with Dungeon Crawler Carl author Matt Dinniman on new book and LitRPG genre in ~books
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu I will throw in a 110% "You should read this" recommendation for Kitty Cat Kill Sat. I was not expecting that many feels from what seems like such a silly concept.I will throw in a 110% "You should read this" recommendation for Kitty Cat Kill Sat. I was not expecting that many feels from what seems like such a silly concept.
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Comment on Interview with Dungeon Crawler Carl author Matt Dinniman on new book and LitRPG genre in ~books
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu On top of the books themselves, Jeff Hays' narration on the Audible version really takes things to another level.On top of the books themselves, Jeff Hays' narration on the Audible version really takes things to another level.
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Comment on Hi, how are you? Mental health support and discussion thread (February 2025) in ~health.mental
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Hugs. Also a Fed although in a much more secure position (posting from my phone while work computer is busy doing its boot up security stuff - at least it doesn't take 30 minutes to start all the...Hugs. Also a Fed although in a much more secure position (posting from my phone while work computer is busy doing its boot up security stuff - at least it doesn't take 30 minutes to start all the security software like it did a few years ago, McAfee sucks but we're mandated to use it). It's been a wild couple of years these last couple of weeks.
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Comment on Snacks that aren't just sugar or crazy salty in ~food
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Chipotle Cinnamon seasoning would be my personal recommendation. I keep it around because I like it on cubed butternut squash, but it's a good one for popcorn also.Chipotle Cinnamon seasoning would be my personal recommendation. I keep it around because I like it on cubed butternut squash, but it's a good one for popcorn also.
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Comment on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport closed after a military helicopter collides with a landing regional jet in ~transport
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu Saw an interesting comment over on Reddit from a USCG helo pilot who has flown in and is familiar with that airspace -...Saw an interesting comment over on Reddit from a USCG helo pilot who has flown in and is familiar with that airspace - https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1idba8i/plane_crash_at_dca/m9yfvz6/ (I know I know, Reddit, but fednews is kind of a big deal right now)
The part that really caught my eye is that apparently, the incoming aircraft had been routed on to a relatively unusual approach. They would usually land on runway 01 (the longest central runway), but were switched to runway 33 on approach - a shorter runway but long enough to handle a regional jet. For those who don't watch CGPGrey - add a 0 to the end and the number roughly corresponds to the compass direction you use to approach the runway. These runways are close enough in orientation that the jet could be easily redirected with minimal disruption at the time it happened, about 10 minutes before anticipated landing, but far enough apart that the helo pilot could easily get confused between traffic approaching 01 and 33. They very well might have had sight of what they thought was their target aircraft, as they reported they were in visual to the tower (who very shortly before the accident apparently observed the closeness of the approach and instructed the helo to maintain visual and pass behind the jet), but actually had sight of one that was closer to landing to 01.
A map of DCA Reagan runways to get a visual idea - 01 is the long north/south runway, 33 is the one that starts about halfway up the length of 01 on the right. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bf/Washington_national_airport.jpg
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Comment on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport closed after a military helicopter collides with a landing regional jet in ~transport
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu (edited )Link ParentNot just more maneuverability (in general and especially while landing at a low speed, takeoff and landing are the most precarious moments for a jet), but the final approach lanes are well known...Not just more maneuverability (in general and especially while landing at a low speed, takeoff and landing are the most precarious moments for a jet), but the final approach lanes are well known and consistent.
It really wasn't a good area for the helicopter pilots to be going at the best of times. -
Comment on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport closed after a military helicopter collides with a landing regional jet in ~transport
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu ATC has had issues in the US for a while. Consistently underfunded and understaffed, most of their technology hasn't been updated since the 80s and they're extremely overworked and stressed at the...ATC has had issues in the US for a while. Consistently underfunded and understaffed, most of their technology hasn't been updated since the 80s and they're extremely overworked and stressed at the best of times. They tried to make it better at one point... then Reagan fired them all.
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Comment on US President Donald Trump to make historic move towards revoking birthright citizenship in ~society
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu MAGA Texans with Guns: "Nah, that just makes them Outlaws, by the old Wild West definition[1]. Time to break out the good 'ol rifle, it's open season on the most dangerous game!" [1] An old west...MAGA Texans with Guns: "Nah, that just makes them Outlaws, by the old Wild West definition[1]. Time to break out the good 'ol rifle, it's open season on the most dangerous game!"
[1] An old west declaration of "outlaw" pretty much meant a person was effectively no longer considered a person in the eyes of the law or government - they had no rights, no privileges, and no protections.
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Comment on What are your favourite let's plays? in ~games
WiseassWolfOfYoitsu (edited )Link ParentBoatmurdered is a classic. It was my introduction to DF.Boatmurdered is a classic. It was my introduction to DF.
I'm still working on Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Picking a game that takes 150 hours or so to full clear all the routes is not helping me finish quickly, although it's been enjoyable hours! I have about half of one route left.
Oh, and getting distracted by starting Tactical Breach Wizards because I didn't have my Switch nearby and wanted to play some tactics isn't helping get it done either... Fantastic little indie game though!