Fushuan [he/him]

I search either parking or public transport or both to see how to move around the places I go, to every place I wanna visit. I find it crazy that people don’t to this, it’s not even anxiety it’s common sense. I have limited time there and if I can’t go to X because I didn’t plan I would have wasted so much money and time it isn’t even funny.

Uh, I do this but it’s not to protect my thing or some shit, it’s to provide more space to the other person, I’m trying to be nice.

Big overlap in that “fans of both” thing. Survivor tickles a lot of the same places arpg fans like being tickled.

It’s not really a dig on the age and the custom of the US, but a dig on the incredulity with which the system that has been in place for tons of generations in Spain was presented by the commenter. Let me rephrase it, “the custom is older than the US, don’t talk about it as if it were an alien concept”.

Wellcome to the Spaniard custom, probably older than your country 🫠

I highly doubt that they are using the “use” meaning of exploitation. Pretty sure they mean the “abuse” meaning, where consent takes a big part. In any case, I’m not that invested in the topic so if you think otherwise let’s agree to disagree.

And humans are animals yet human breast milk is considered vegan. It’s about consent and exploitation tbh.

I don’t think so, artificial beehives are barely a protected box with compartments queen bees are put in, but there’s plenty beehives in the widl too. The reason I quoted captivity in that comment is that those bees go out as far as several kilometres to gather and polinize the flora around them. They could very much find some tree to use as a beehive and keep going out as much.

The reason against the veganism of honey is that it’s technically not consensual, and that the smoke they are thrown to calm themselves so that the humans can take the combs is mistreatment. I mean, I guess? But that’s such a low bar that I don’t subscribe to that, you do you.

In any case I’m not expert, you should do your research to get the most accurate info.

The argument is that bees overproduce naturally and you barely disturb them to take the combs that are done before they rot (the combs not the honey, honey basically never rots), so you are not harming them in any meaningful way.

Bees found in nature still overproduce, so bees in “captivity” are just given free range in a field of flowers. Technically the queen bee and all the colony could fly away but they don’t because why would they.

Vegan cheese done with coconut oil is pretty decent, way better that the wet sponge texture that beyond has.

The famous bad flicker or ghosting of frames is a famous issue in Wayland caused by the desynchronization of frames. Around 2 years ago they patched the driver to let the system tell it explicitly how to sync the frames, and most Linux systems should have the drivers updated to work as such. Since them I’ve not had any flickering like that. A great example was Dragons Dogma 2, the flickering was insane but fixed by the patch.

I’ve been in Wayland since KDE 6.0 and I’ve a 3080. I think that’s like 2 years now. And I game A LOT.

3080 with minor issues. Minor being fucking MH: Wilds is coded like a fucking potato. Funnily enough the performance is better than on windows lmao. But there are some shader issues.

Besides that and some minor hiccups like PoE2 crashing on Vulkan (they let you pick between Vulkan or dx12) before they patched it, games generally just work.

Iirc, explicit sync was an issue for Wayland because how X11 worked meant that the driver had enough info to implicitly do the sync, and I’ve been on X11 using NVIDIA with very minor issues before swapping to Wayland.

In any case, I agree that the drivers’ compatibility has been improved a lot in the last years, I love explicit sync.

Biggest being pretty low for some years now. It works perfectly fine for the vast majority of games. Some heat my GPU more than on windows but who cares.