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- on Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Hands-On Preview: What a Wonderful Night to Have a Curse in c/games@lemmy.world · 4d ago
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on DSP clears Wolverine's motorcycle section without player input in c/games@lemmy.world · 5d ago
DarkSydePhil and the game is literally just “Wolverine”. DSP is notorious for being kind of a miserable person who, in the nearly 20 years he’s been making gaming content, has never learned how to play a video game.
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on Active Matter developers put up an incredibly distasteful AI notice on Steam in c/games@lemmy.world · 11 Sep 2026
Some Roko’s Basilisk nonsense. I wish I could take it as a joke but truly there’s no guarantee anymore
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on Microsoft Authenticator Spams Sign-In Requests Without Even Needing Your Password - André Klein Dot Net in c/technology@lemmy.world · 8 Sep 2026
Token expiry. Because the same login token is used across many services, it expires at the same time. Of course, because the tabs are all open, they just know you need to log in again, not whether you’ve got other services open that also use your account.
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on killer instinct 2013 sequel cancelled in c/games@lemmy.world · 23 Aug 2026
Had no idea there were plans for a followup. I like KI 2013 quite a lot though, and it’s a very complete fighter as it is.
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on Issues setting my first Home lab as a total total beginner (no programming, coding, etc. related knowledge) in c/selfhosted@lemmy.world · 10 Aug 2026
Seeing as you’re running this from a laptop, was this speed test performed on a wired connection?
For self-hosting services you want to access remotely, you may find this to be exceptionally limiting. It may not be too bad if you live alone, and you’re sure no one else is using your network when you’re gone, but other devices performing routine updates may be enough to disrupt your outgoing connection. Additionally, that ping would indicate the speed test is being run from somewhere quite far from you. Latency that bad isn’t a great time for applications that might expect a consistent response time.
As for streaming those FLACs from your server while at home: You’re not going to struggle loading these files, because your local network is likely running at least at gigabit speeds. That speed test isn’t representative of your network as a whole, but just your internet connection.
Because “Title Case” has its place. Its job is to make it clear you’re refering to a defined subject. There are other ways to break it up, which this article didn’t do. Placing the game’s title in quotes or something like you suggested like re-arranging so that there’s a distinct separation in the article coverage vs its subject would serve the purpose while retaining traditional print typography.
In many cases these problems are only exacerbated by link aggregators like Lemmy or Reddit too, where subheadings get stuffed into the article link as a continuous sentence.