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INeedMana

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  • Are there any level-based city building games?

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  • building within certain (spatial?) limitations

    Cliff Empire might interest you but I don't remember if it had livability mechanic

    solving problems or something

    First Frostpunk

    within certain (spatial?) limitations (...) a bit more focus on individual buildings and livability

    Surviving Mars?

    Not a city builder, but maybe Oxygen not Included would be your match?

  • Are there any other interesting fediverse events like Lemmyvision?

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  • I typed some thoughts into yesterday evening on my phone, and let @syncthing sync the .md files between phone and laptop.

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  • Do you have timestamps of the changes? Maybe those could shed some light

  • termux help

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  • AFAIK it's mostly similar to Linux. But maybe you're looking for this?

  • Stereoscopic photo of three children, British Mandate of Palestine, 1935

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  • I can't crosspost it as it's not a link post and I don't want to strip your OPnessI guess !crossview@lemmy.world might also admire this

  • Star Citizen Live: Q&A Inventory & Crafting

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  • They don’t want everyone to have everything of the highest quality

    That's how engineering in ED became the slog it was before they reverted that after a few yearsThe crazy ones will be grinding until they get everything up to 100%

  • DigThat32 - Grinding Just Changed Permanently— And Nobody's Talking About It ( Star Citizen )

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  • Personally I don't feel crafting gear would make me grind or give me a sense of purpose. But if it works that way for others, that's great. I feel there's been a bit too much "nihilism" in the part of community that actually logs in

  • Self-Host Weekly (24 April 2026)

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  • Somehow I've completely stopped using video formats. I feel those take more time to even get to the point and then one never knows of there's some value after the point

  • Self-Host Weekly (24 April 2026)

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  • Thanks 🙂 I added all 3 to my RSS, I'll see how they flow

  • Today's tea: daily jinjunmei

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  • How long do you steep black tea? All my sources are saying like 3 mins but to me that's too long. It gets that zing that other teas get when oversteeped. But then 30 sec I use for all the other styles is too short for black

  • Self-Host Weekly (24 April 2026)

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  • Haven't heard of selfh.st before. Looks nice

  • I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android

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  • Well, TILWhen Windows users had to switch versions because of TPM I was not paying attention, I run Linux everywhere. Apparently there can be some use of TPM

    But then, without a separate stage of encryption (like encrypting /home additionally), the system will just boot up with the data available. It can still be messed with

  • I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android

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  • This is dangerous

    Hence my point about why bother at all. Without full encryption one gets leaks. With full encryption some kind of secret is required. Either password (hence that need of keyboard in earlier comment) or a key, etc

    In order to not need a secret during boot, critical parts have to be exposed

    Theoretically one could also put logs and cache on encrypted volumes. Maybe that could be some solution. I have in the past had /var/logs on separate partition, so it didn't make /run out of space. Linux had no issue with that. But that still leaves kernel and OS exposed

    fully encrypted drive and this chain’s existence makes it easier to know that no one has tampered with my system

    The comment I responded to mentioned:

    needing to enter a password before the OS boots is a decision that makes Linux kind of awkward to use disk encryption with

    I don't think you are talking about the same setup and vectors. Their point was to not have fully encrypted drive, so it boots without a prompt

  • I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android

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  • OS encryption isn’t that important (verification is)

    I don't think I've heard about some boot-time checksum verification of root partition. Doesn't mean it does not exist, just that I can't help here

    protecting user data

    My point is: if OS is not encrypted, it can be modified. And that verification idea, if is not stored under some encryption, could also be changed. Which means that by the time you put in your password to decrypt your home, you might be already running system that will nullify the protection. Encrypting only your data will only protect you in scenarios when someone snatches your device turned off

  • The Addams Family by Charles Addams

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  • For an unpublished drawing I'd say the staircase in "Family Values" was pretty spot on

  • I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android

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  • If you want the OS to boot before it decrypts your drive, why encrypt it in the first place? Honest question, not an attack. For OS to boot without any password it needs to be booting from unencrypted drive. So the attacker could just put their keyloggers on that drive

    read only OS partition to boot and then encrypts your user data partition, can I do that with Linux?

    Yes. Just encrypt /home partition only

  • Today's tea: Jinmudan

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  • What is yancha oolong?

    dropping the temp a couple degrees down to 90c

    With oolongs I rather keep in 80-90 area, that 95 to me sounded like too hot from the start

  • Google Starts Scanning All Your Photos As New Update Goes Live

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  • ELI5: How does Frame Generation even work?

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  • Ohhh. That might actually look nice. I haven't thought about using it in that direction

  • GitHub - domleca/llm-wiki

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  • I'm putting on my TODO list to do something similar with Logseq. The locality of the LLM is very good feature

  • rpg @ttrpg.network
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    What is Troika?

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    Is Burning Wheel only good for fantasy setting?

  • Android @lemdro.id
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    HeliBoard - Help Make Gesture Typing Better

    makertube.net /videos/watch/5fe0079d-9417-4b7e-b7ab-3ee2d40304a1
  • Shadowrun @sh.itjust.works
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    What could "Yellow Flowers Rising series" be about? (edited title)

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/547713/shadowrun-missions-2081-14-the-advantages-of-art-history
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    Shadowrun

    CGL seems to have picked up Desert Wars to the workbench

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/558108/shadowrun-desert-wars-01-para-bellum
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    CGL seems to have picked up Desert Wars to the workbench

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/558108/shadowrun-desert-wars-01-para-bellum
  • PieFed Meta @piefed.social
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    UI Enhancement idea

    locally interpreted time

  • Rust @programming.dev
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    Please share your opinions on my learning code parquet2csv

  • Shadowrun @sh.itjust.works
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    The Hacking Problem | The Angry GM

    theangrygm.com /the-hacking-problem/
  • Europe @feddit.org
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    EU's new "Open source strategy" needs feedback and input

    camp.smolnet.org /@frida/115853812651790021
  • PieFed Meta @piefed.social
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    Federation backfill triggers notifications

  • Shadowrun @sh.itjust.works
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    That's why you hire shadowrunners

    www.newschannel5.com /us-news/crime/woman-found-zip-tied-in-woods-staged-her-own-political-attack-doj-says
  • rpg @ttrpg.network
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    Shadowrun: Deus ex Arcana

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/545783/shadowrun-deus-ex-arcana
  • Shadowrun @sh.itjust.works
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    Shadowrun: Deus ex Arcana

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/545783/shadowrun-deus-ex-arcana
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    Shadowrun: Risks & Rewards - Catalyst Game Labs | Shadowrun, Sixth World | DriveThruRPG

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/536691/shadowrun-risks-rewards
  • Shadowrun @sh.itjust.works
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    Shadowrun: Risks & Rewards - Catalyst Game Labs | Shadowrun, Sixth World | DriveThruRPG

    www.drivethrurpg.com /en/product/536691/shadowrun-risks-rewards
  • PC Gaming @lemmy.ca
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    Being a noob in heist games

    isthereanydeal.com /game/monaco-2/history/
  • Games @lemmy.world
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    Being a noob in heist games

    isthereanydeal.com /game/monaco-2/history/
  • Games @sh.itjust.works
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    Being a noob in heist games

    isthereanydeal.com /game/monaco-2/history/