@slavistapl Jakie to absurdalne, że państwowe instytucje są w stanie mieć specjalnie dedykowanego moderatora dla mediów społecznościowych, ale włączanie bez obsługowych kanałów RSS to już za dużo.
Definitely, I’ll be glad to check it out. I downloaded the demo, could you tell me if there’s any recommended settings and controller profiles for steam deck?
Jak coś, to służę metą w Krakowie, skąd można pyknąć w ciągu dnia trasę pociąg krk-Nowy Targ, rower wzdłuż Dunajca do Nowego Sącza, pociąg Sącz-Krk albo krk-Jędrzejów, rower z Jędrzejowa Doliną Nidy, potem do Tarnowa i pociąg Tarnów-krk. 1 trasa głównie szlak Velo Dunajec i raczej asfaltu, ale na Ponidziu to można zrobić bardziej bagienne warianty.
Jest jeszcze opcja pociąg Krk-Czwa i jazda Jurą, też przyjemna, ale można załapać piachy.
Gpxy z przejazdów powinienem mieć na komputerze, albo mogę skrobnąć na brouterze.
Jest ok, w weekend bywa sporo ludzi, szczególnie w okolicach przełomu powyżej Szczawnicy. No i widoczki na Tatry w okolicach Czorsztyna są niezłe. Jadąc z Nowego Targu na zachód zaczynając pętle wokół Tatr można też pyknąć fajną drogę wokół zbiornika Oravskieho i wrócić na pociąg do Krakowa w Jordanowie.
I feel attacked. I bought one these gamepads where you put your phone in. Loaded the phone up with bunch of emulators and roms. I havent used it it public but once. I cant stomach outing myself as a 30+ gAmEr in public. Its a me problem and i should just give less of a fuck but i simply cant.
I think a big part of the problem for 30s+ gamers is that we grew up hearing how gaming = lazy bums, and it’s hard to break away from that. I think in company of other gamers it’s cool, but you still expect non-gamers to judge you
I use my Deck when I travel ( which is all the time). I bust that thing out on the plane, on public transit and in my hotel room. I literally do not care what people think of me by doing so.
I travel for work quite a bit and always take my Deck with me. Not only is it great in the airport and on the the plane, but then when I get to the hotel I can often hook it up to the tv.
2 weeks ago I was in Podunk, Ky for the week and got over 50 hours of Rocket League in from my hotel bed.
Used to travel for work and a switch at the time with BotW was a life saver for entertainment after work for the days we didn’t have some work get together planned (those were mostly Thursdays or Fridays). I have really good memories of that game.
I remember a work contact tipped me off on when they would be arriving to the target near work (he knew one of the people working there). Thankfully they were not being scalped enough and you could still find them for retail prices on that area.
I take my film camera with me and explore the places I’m at with nothing to do. Just gotta invest in a good, light, as small as possible tripod for night shooting already.
I mean, yeah, mostly I use portables at home, but I do bring them with me. It's a 50-50 chance whether I overcome the social awkwardness of pulling out a game system in a packed train or plane, but... you know, hotels are a thing.
The real question is which handheld do you bring with you. Pre-pandemic it was the Switch or the 3DS. When I had a long train commute me and my friends got into Mario Kart DS on local multiplayer for a while. When I was alone I did tend to carry a PSP, which at the time was also my media player of choice. By the time I moved to PC handhelds from the aging Switch I wasn't really travelling, but the couple times I did the Deck seemed a bit too large and I do have a smaller Windows handheld I can use instead. Smaller retro emulation handhelds are cute and portable, but a bit too limited. A couple times I packed a controller to go with my laptop.
I had one person tell me that they feel like they’re too many daily so they’re blocking and downvoting. I’m not sure whether that applies to any of the other people. Only 3 people as far as I can remember have been vocal about downvoting
Bought my wife a framework laptop, slapped fedora on it and have been helping her make the switch. So far so good other than Obsidian not working the same as OneNote.
How’ve you/her liked the Framework? Which one did you get? I’ve been considering one for months but I don’t have a huge need but it’d be nice to have a solid laptop rather than my Chromebook that I’m running Arch on when I’m on my couch.
Framework 13 DIY edition. I’ve been quite happy so far and so has she. Configuring it was trivial and the one issue I ran into (setting up backups) was due to my not being familiar with fedora and KDE. Build quality is good, the bezel was the only part that gave me pause. She doesn’t use it a ton so it’s likely any minor nagging quirks will take a while to tease out.
It was tricky to get it to snap into place cleanly and I had to jostle some of the monitor wires into place while installing. The instructions did note that this was a common challenge point and so I was prepared for moving the wires. Once installed it’s good quality.
Mogę zasugerować stronę “Open-Source Alternative”. W ustawieniach da się zaznaczyć filtry “alternatives to [np. Google]” i znajdziecie tam masę propozycji. Warto promować takie rozwiązania w ramach kolektywów, zadaniowych grup studenckich etc.
Jeśli chodzi o MS Office, to ja przerzuciłem się na darmowe Libre Office i jestem usatysfakcjonowany c;
No tak, to na poziomie instytucjonalnym wydaje się trudne do osiągnięcia. Kojarzę inicjatywę, trochę pokrewną z omawianym tematem, “Fedigov”, czyli grupa promująca wykorzystanie Fediversum dla stron samorządów. Już przynajmniej dwie gminy weszły na fedi - Stary Sącz (@gmina) i Brwinów (@brwinow). Myślę, że taka sama grupa lobbująca za odejściem od MS na uczelniach by się przydała.
I also love when I make posts like these. It’s easy for me to make my lighter posts where I just talk about what i did and the game, but I feel like posts like these really showcase that I’m enjoying a game and what it’s all about
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