cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/8678074

Features a 1511 remodel including new staircases, fitted with a water source inside the cave and a secret passage way to allow for food ingress during a siege, and stunning views of the Slovenian countryside.

I don't understand what has to posses you to think this is a great photo to post. Actually I might have a guess what.

After months and months of waiting, the Google Streetview for Panama has finally started being released.

Additionally Greece got updated coverage and Qatar got its coverage extended.

Edit: Monaco just got its coverage updated for the first time in over 10 years too!

It has been a while since I last made a post questioning things, life has been really busy. But I currently got a little bit of downtime so why not make a new thread again :)

So the question is how often do you do updates? Every day? Once a week? Once a month? When XY thing happens? Never? Or is it just completely random?

As you have probably noticed we took a pretty hands off approach to moderating this instance. If something is straight up malicious we will remove it, if not we will let the moderators of the respective communities to deal with it. We believe everyone should have the right to their own opinions, even if we don't necessarily agree with them and based on that we have not defederated from any other instance, till now.

Yesterday I came across what I would very much consider borderline, if not just straight up CP communities that someone on this server subscribed to. There was not just one single community, there were several on a singular instance. I told Sören about it and the instance has now been defederated and the communities purged. Hopefully there shouldn't be any leftovers of it.

I don't imagine anyone having an issue with us doing that, but we just wanted to let you know for fully transparency. We like for people to have access to everything, but some things are just too much (and rightfully illegal).

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2754190

Published On 6 Aug 20236 Aug 2023

Devastating floods triggered by torrential rains have caused the death of at least three people in Slovenia, with estimated damage of 500 million euros ($550m).

Prime Minister Robert Golob said on Saturday that floods on Thursday and Friday were “the biggest natural disaster” in the small Alpine nation’s history.

Golob said road and energy infrastructure were hit particularly hard, as well as hundreds of homes and other buildings. Thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes and many had to be rescued by helicopters or firefighters in boats.

Slovenia’s army has joined the relief effort, with troops reaching cut-off areas in the north to help.

Two-thirds of the territory in the country, home to two million people, were affected, the prime minister said.

Among those who died were two Dutch climbers on Friday in the mountains near Kranj, presumably as a result of being struck by lightning, Slovenia’s STA news agency reported citing police.

Also on Friday, a woman died due to flooding in the town of Kamnik, 20km (12.5 miles) north of the capital, Ljubljana, according to the report.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen assured Slovenia of the union’s help. The damage in Slovenia was “heartbreaking”, she tweeted.

In Dravograd, near the border with Austria, 110 people, including 30 tourists, had to be brought to safety after a landslide Saturday.

The town, which lies at the confluence of three rivers – Drava, Meze and Mislinje – was at risk of another landslide.

I put Arch on my laptop 3 weeks ago and it seemed to run fine so now after getting a new SSD for my desktop it was its time install Arch there too. Its completely unsetup so far, but obviously the first thing I had to do was to run neofetch.

It has been a little bit since my last post. I generally post when I am bored at work and the past 2 weeks were busy.

Today for a change I am curious about your hardware. Do have a laptop, desktop, both? One, 2, more? Why so many if you got more than 1? What hardware is it in it? Anything you would like to upgrade/change for your use case? Ever ran into any support issues with them? Any Steamdecks or funky hardware around?

RIP

Who thought raw can be so inspirational.

I am not sure this is quite what you are looking for but this is what I instantly thought about when I saw this community and I think fits on 2 things:

• chaotic (its uptempo)
• samples from wherever (frozen)

and possibly: you would die if someone you know found out that you listen to it, because I unironically enjoy it.

Last week I was asking about when and why you started using Linux, thank you everyone who took their time to write an answer! It was interesting to read all of your guys stories and I was surprised just how far back some of them go.

Now I am curious about your guys DE/WMs. What do you use? What do you like/don't like about it? What have you tried? What is you go to? Any you absolutely can not stand the sight of? Any that you tried that disappointed you?

Once again no judgment, just curious about peoples experiences.

I am just very curious what peoples stories are. And if you are not using Linux what is holding you back?

No judgement of any kind, just pure curiosity.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/792820

I'm in love with this big guy :)

And here are the upgraded components:

• 1080P IPS Screen
• 512GB SSD
• DVD caddy replaced by a HDD caddy (intalled an additional 512GB SSD)
• Processor upgraded to an i7-4712MQ
• Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste upgrade
• US keyboard replaced by another one with Spanish layout (original, found on eBay)
• RAM upgraded to 12GB (enough for me)
• Brand-new original 9-cell battery (also found on eBay)

I don't think I forget anything... well maybe the best upgrade: I use Arch, btw!

The track came up in one of the sets (I think an old D-Sturb one) I was listening on my way to work the other day and it has been stuck in my head ever since, help.

Man I miss Delete :(

Nothing exciting, but it is actually my first Arch install (been using Manjaro for years). Now I can actually say that I use Arch btw.

And yes, I might have used archinstall, I am not smart enough to do it properly :(

I made this thread in case someone is looking for any specific replacement for specific reddit subs (or something else) and hopefully someone might be able to chime in with some good suggestions.

ProtonDB has a Platinum rating for it.

Crusader Kings II: Songs of Yuletide

Crusader Kings II: South Indian Portraits 5 Year Anniversary Gift

No native support on Linux, but it works flawlessly with Wine for me at least. One of my favorite games I have played this year so far.

Has native Linux support :)