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- gnufuu@lemmy.catomemes@lemmy.world•“I swear I don’t know what happened, it was just like this when I turned it on”42·17 days ago
“Break Stuff” is what you were looking for tbf
Maybe because you misread the memo and went through Methamorphosis instead?
One of my Baldur’s Gate parties once came dangerously close to breaking up because of this exact pun lmao
- gnufuu@lemmy.catomemes@lemmy.world•Trying to buy a house and realizing you can’t afford anything decent5·29 days ago
Only upper class ghosts can afford to haunt a mansion like that.
- gnufuu@lemmy.catoCybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•JVN#69681784: RPG MAKER MV and MZ vulnerable to OS command injectionEnglish1·1 month ago
This means RPG Maker 2000 isn’t affected? Phew.
- gnufuu@lemmy.catoTechnology@lemmy.world•Commodore 64's New Flip Phone Skips Android for Linux-Based Sailfish OSEnglish8·1 month ago
You sure you didn’t misread? To me it looks like they allow sideloading Email apps but disallow sideloading web browsers.
- gnufuu@lemmy.catoTechnology@lemmy.world•Commodore 64's New Flip Phone Skips Android for Linux-Based Sailfish OSEnglish491·1 month ago
From their FAQ:
Can I install my own apps?
Web browsers and social media apps are blocked at the system level. Email and work apps are not offered through the Commostore app store, keeping Callback focused on life outside work and feeds.
Users are still be able to sideload apps outside those that are blocked, using APK installer files, but Callback is designed first and foremost as a calmer, more intentional phone.
So I can receive an Email but if it has a link to a website I can’t click it? That’s just silly, Commodore. You’re doing a fine job being memeable and appealing to our nostalgia. Trying to “protect us from ourselves” like that kinda destroys that vibe. And no, the inevitable custom ROM circumventing your blocks won’t make up for it.
- gnufuu@lemmy.catoTechnology@lemmy.world•400+ Arch Linux AUR Packages Compromised in a Supply Chain Attack Deploying InfostealersEnglish213·2 months ago
Can’t load the article but I assume Arch’s rolling release way of doing updates makes this quite the disaster.
Street View isn’t a reliable way of checking if a company still exists. Commercial registers exist for this exact reason. Calling the company’s phone or sending them an email will probably also do the trick more accurately than looking at a potentially outdated picture of their store front.