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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • We get it, you hate Lemmy as a platform.

    I have been so very clear on this being about .ml and the admins in charge of it that it’s obvious you’re just posting a straw man.

    You try so hard to make it less appealing by splitting discussions on posts by reposting stuff needlessly.

    Lol, no: https://lemmy.world/comment/16087942

    Then you spearhead some movement to try to get people to not donate to Lemmy development at all, making it harder for these people who are trying to make Lemmy their life’s work to be able to even survive.

    Because they use the .ml instance and it’s influence as being associated as the “Official Dev Instance” to push their Tankie “ideology”, to include spreading dangerous misinformation and propaganda

    They could solve it almost overnight by turning over .ml to a new as fair and unbiased as possible admin team. As was also brought up in those donations threads. In fact to paraphrase another user: “Devs should do dev work and not mod work and admins/mods should do mod work and not dev work”.

























  • I was trying to get dual 3090 passthrough working in a VM on my Proxmox server for like a week. The VM would not detect both GPUs, just the first and everything the forums and Reddit threads on this issue checked out. As far as I could tell, it was happy with everything, nothing was amiss. And yet the VM would only ever detect 1 GPU and 1 GPU audio controller.

    I spent a week on it before realizing I had put a .1 in the PCIe ID field in the VM hardware settings instead of .0. .1 references the audio controller of the second GPU and not the GPU itself lolol





  • Essentially now app devs/companies can have a pop-up for in-app purchases that directs a user to their own payment processors/portals where they don’t have to pay the “Apple tax” and they’ll be able to inform their users as such and even offer their payment method cheaper and/or you get more

    Before this ruling, a previous ruling against Apple forbade them from forbidding third-party payment processing in the apps at all as they had since the App stores inception. So Apple followed the exact letter of the order and still “collected” the “Apple Tax” and set rules on the message the pop-up could have.

    Now this ruling nixed their “work around”, and I’d say the judge is rather pissed, hence the “effective immediately”