Or we could just vote third party and convince conservatives to vote third party as well?

Most everyone here is opposed to genocide.

Most everyone here is also voting for the Democrats, instead of agreeing to vote for a third party who is opposed to genocide

*as long as you support one of the major 2 parties

The elections will always be between "boring corporatist and 100% concentrated evil". Every election feels like it's the most important one. You just gotta suck it up and vote third party regardless.

The duopoly of power won't add ranked choice voting

No, they got what they wanted by bringing third party candidates to the discussion table so more people would vote third party in future elections.

One day we might even be able to elect a candidate who isn't the "lesser evil"

Yes it's the fault of people who voted for a third party. Not the people who didn't vote. Not Trump. Not Clinton. It's the people who voted for a third party candidate.

The duopoly got us here. Third party or bust.

We should be building apartments, stop building unscalable housing

Release notes

The Wine development release 9.20 is now available.

What's new in this release:

Bundled Capstone library for disassembly in WineDbg.
More formats supported in D3DX9.
Static analysis and JUnit test reports in Gitlab CI.
More support for network sessions in DirectPlay.
Various bug fixes.

The source is available at https://dl.winehq.org/wine/source/9.x/wine-9.20.tar.xz

Binary packages for various distributions will be available from the respective download sites.

You will find documentation here.

Wine is available thanks to the work of many people. See the file AUTHORS for the complete list. Bugs fixed in 9.20 (total 15):

#39848 Victoria 2 (Steam) fails to start with Wine-Mono
#50850 Just Cause crashes when starting new game (D3DXCreateTexture unsupported format, fallback format crashes)
#56372 musl based exp2() gives very inaccurate results on i686
#56645 unimplemented function httpapi.dll.HttpSendResponseEntityBody
#56973 Building wine with mingw/gcc 14.1.1 fails with error '-Wimplicit-function-declaration'
#57233 Multiple games show black screen/window on startup (BeamNG.drive, Wargaming.net games)
#57245 Can't recognize executables/scripts with a dot in the name...
#57250 Rhinoceros installers crash with bad_alloc
#57269 wine-9.19 build with ffmpeg fails in winedmo in Ubuntu 20.04
#57271 winetricks -q art2kmin shows several popups -- Unable to load dll
#57293 Helicon Focus 8.2.0 regression: open images hangs the application
#57294 Wine 9.13+ freezes in some applications using WMA Lossless audio
#57300 KnightOfKnights crashes once entering the game
#57302 In Notepad++ find window gets glitched after losing and regaining focus
#57311 Nikon NX Studio Overlay windows incorrectly shown.

Anybody have experience adding a dashcam to their bike? I wonder if documenting these cases could help start change

There is nothing about MV3 that stops you from improving things.

... Yes there is? That's the point? MV3 doesn't allow dynamic list filtering, that's why those features don't exist on UBO

They get the free food but ya their benefits are worse

One day, there will only be a handful of people from the 19 hundreds left

There's torrent clients on Android. You don't need a computer

57% chance of Trump. If I thought the odds were otherwise, I would bet otherwise: https://www.electionbettingodds.com/President2024_week.html

Anocdata.

My friend has stage 3 cancer.

Her chemo killed her white blood cells.

If she gets sick, she dies.

She can't get a flu shot. She depends on people around her getting flu shots.

Please get the flu shot 🦆

That's what you think!

We likely live in a simulation.

Assuming it's possible to create a simulation, the odds of us being in a simulation is 50%

But if you can create one simulation, maybe you can create 1 million. Or maybe you can create nested simulations.

So even if the chance of creating a simulation is 1%, but the creation of one simulation means millions are created, the odds of us living in a simulation are above 99.99%.

Another theory is the Boltzmann Brain. Basically the idea that a brain can spontaneously appear in space:

By one calculation, a Boltzmann brain would appear as a quantum fluctuation in the vacuum after a time interval of 10^10^50 years.

Which means if the universe lasts forever, but has already reached a point where worlds can't form, there's infinite time for something as complex as a brain to suddenly spawn. Which also means it's more likely that you don't exist and are just a brain that will last for a nanosecond before disappearing, and none of this is real. In fact, in a universe that lasts forever, the fact you are a brain that will disappear in a nanosecond is more likely than you being a human with a real past.

To further emphasize this, I had an assembly course in university. During my first lab, the instructor told us to add a comment explaining what every line of assembly code did, because if we didn't, we would forget what we wrote.

I listened to his advice, but one day I was in a rush, so I didn't leave comments. I swear, I looked away from the computer for like 2 minutes, looked back, and had no idea what I wrote. I basically had to redo my work.

It is not that much better than reading 1s and 0s. In fact in that course, we spent a lot of time converting 1s and 0s (by hand) to assembly and back. Got pretty good at it, would never even think of writing a game. I would literally rather create my own compiler and programming language than write a game in assembly.

I last logged into Reddit in 2022.

There's a lot of things missing - especially niche communities - but there's enough people to get into silly debates with and enough memes for me to scroll each day.