How does this compare to the licensing for Unreal and Unity for console releases?

Posteo is in fact open source.

I’ve been using Mlem and it’s really good. Everyone else has mentioned Voyager so I’m gonna give that a try too.

The article refers to the iPhone app’s ”recent” release, which was 10 years ago.

It actually doesn’t run in the original Doom engine. It’s a “limit removing” WAD, meaning it doesn’t use any additional features but removes static limits: https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Static_limits

As long as they keep all the historical stuff available.

Debian is really easy to install now. It used to be much harder back in the day.

I’m not knowledgeable enough on the software to respond to these claims, but the great thing about open source software is that you can raise these as issue on Github and they can be fixed.

I’m gonna jack it up to the highest performance and see if it eats into my first month’s free credit.

I’ve just started a new instance on Oracle Cloud given how good the free tier is.

I’m maxed out on everything free: 4 CPU cores, 24 GB RAM, 200 GB storage.

Do you have any idea what the implications are of changing the block volume performance up from the default balanced to higher performance or UHP? All I can find on pricing is here: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/storage/pricing/

But it doesn’t mention anything about free tier eligibility.

This guy is turning more and more into a Musk wannabe by the day.

I might try building from scratch again and running pict-rs in a docker container.

That does sound incredibly good for free.

Did you have any issues with pict-rs? Is it indeed included within the lemmy-server binary?

I thought of trying that, but the lemmy container doesn’t have ping/wget/curl, unless there is a way to test this without those tools.

I’m hoping people will leave when their favourite app no longer works on July 1. Maybe some of the app developers will move over to Lemmy.

I’m spending much more time here now that I am spending at reddit. I’m hoping for another big influx of users (and therefore content) on July 1.

Any good ones there? I can’t say I’ve played any of though, although I was interested in checking out Empire of Sin because it was made by John Romero.

thanks, it looks good. The biggest plus it that it doesn’t rely on a Debian based system.

Your instance becomes aware of the existence of another instance when just one user subscribes to a community there. From then on it will appear in all.

Is this easier than the Ansible deployment? That was very straight forward if you’re running a system with apt.