Excellent concept, je suis aussi nul qu’aux vrais échecs x)

Joe Duplantier 🤘

Maybe racing management game ? I found Motorsport Manager on Steam, i never played it but it looks like it’s playable with only a mouse, and it has excellent reviews.

Carrément d’accord, je fais le malin mais y’a mon nom et prénom sur plusieurs conversations d’organisations de manif, je suis probablement fiché vu que c’était public. Je voulais pas juger les lycéen-nes mais transmettre le conseil d’anonymat que j’ai appris trop tard ^^’

Et d’accord aussi sur l’attaque envers les libertés, je sais pas pour la personne qui l’a invité, mais c’est clairement un mouv’ de merde de la part du maire et c’est dégueulasse que ce soit a priori légal.

Au secours, c’est si bas comme coup. Le tout avec une faute dans un pov message de deux phrases c’est reluisant.

Si vous vous organisez, ça peut valoir le coup de se créer un compte poubelle, ça peut désarmer ce genre de coup de pression.

Talking from experience with a 3090 on ZorinOS (so Ubuntu family so old kernels i think, maybe it’s different on more recent ones), it mostly works. The two main problems i encountered are screen tearing across all games, and the screen sleep mode which didn’t work (but going from Zorin 17 to 18 solved this one, probably bc newer kernels worked best), and other than that it’s been smooth

Je dirais plus lourd qu’un pictogramme

If we’re talking in absolutes, state can be overthrown without guns : it’s a social construct, it can be unmade by social means.

Now, it’s far far easier with violence, and violence is easier with guns, so practically and realistically you’re probably right. But eh, i like nitpicking.

D’une certaine manière, ça pourrait être du validisme. Que ce soit parce qu’on exclut certaines personnes, ou, si c’est purement informatif, parce qu’on donne des angles d’attaques sur la santé mentale à leurs adversaires, ce serait dommageable pour les personnes qui ont effectivement des problèmes d’ordre mental.

D’autant qu’à titre personnel, je classe ça comme un problème vraiment mineur, loin derrière l’orientation politique de la personne et plus loin encore du système en place : je préfère être gouverné par quelqu’un avec des troubles mentaux que par un fasciste, et je préfère être dirigé par un fasciste dans un système décentralisé, de plusieurs communautés fédérées qu’on peut quitter facilement que par un socialiste dans un état classique, centralisé, avec flicaille et tribunaux. Comme dit @calimero289, le problème c’est la concentration du pouvoir avant tout.

From what i know he just stepped down from the leadership (guess that’s why he’s called captain and not subcomandante).

What is the militiaman holding in his right hand ? Is it a helmet held by straps or some kind of weapon ?

Thanks for the tip, i had to try it out because i didn’t knew that. It seems in this case the -9 option does the same as default (delete the AntiMicroX process but not the AppRun one). I also tried with killall and its -g option to include all processes in the same group, but they probably are not in a common group since it behaved the same. Anyway, TIL about these options so thank you !

Yup, very clever, I think this will avoid any problem with other potential AppImage processes. Thank you very much <3

For more details : this AppRun.wrapped process is mounted in a partially randomized folder each time, something like /tmp/.mount_AntiMiXXXXXX/AppRun.wrapped, where the Xs are a bunch of random characters. So using pkill with regex can both include all versions this full command line can take, while excluding processes created by other apps (which, I suppose , won’t have ‘AntiMi’ in their folder name) : pkill -f /tmp/.mount_AntiMi.*/AppRun.wrapped

Ah mince, qu’est-ce qu’on a loupé ?

Si les crêpes comptent comme un plat, alors je vote pour les crêpes ! Sinon, le poulet Gaston-Gérard est une petite dinguerie (et on peut remplacer poulet par autre chose, l’important c’est la sauce)

Est-xe que c’est un poisson d’avril ? Publié à 23h59m50s hier soir 🧐

From my limited knowledge, it’s a subpart of the Fediverse which follow the design philosophy of threads, like Reddit. So basically Lemmy, Piefed, Mbin (i think Kbin is dead) and apparently now Catodon. Also it could technically include Threads, which has or plans to have the ActivityPub support, but since it’s operated by Meta, i’ve seen a lot of opposition to it being included, as well as people criticizing the “Threadiverse” terms for being too close to the Threads app name.

AAAAAAAh oui quAAAAAAnd même

Most people here have insightful answers to your question, viewed from a US perspective. As awmwrites@lemmy.cafe pointed out, the notion of libertarianism is quite different between Europe and USA. It originated in Europe (i believe the first use was to criticize Proudhon’s misogyny, so a dispute between some of the first anarchists). It was then used as a synonym to anarchism, due to laws criminalizing anarchism.

Then some (relatively) anti-State american conservatives used the word for themselves, and successfully made it so that it now defines their philosophy rather than anarchism in US. In Europe (at least in France), both ideas coexist (here we have two words, libertaire for libertarian socialisms and libertarien for libertarian capitalism). As people pointed out, the main difference is seeing economical hierarchies as good or bad.

Nowadays in french, libertaire is not a strict synonym for anarchist, it’s rather a wide umbrella term to gather all anti-authoritarian leftist.

C’est pas impossible mais d’un autre côté on a pas attendu l’IA pour créer des interfaces injouables et des jeux qui font des mélanges pêle-mêle des dernières réussites, donc je garde foi en la capacité des studios à merder sans l’assistance de llm