This is an interesting idea, or maybe we just need people to be more willing to comment in old posts. Reddit is actively hostile to old posts, but they should work fine in Lemmy/PieFed since we have sort options like Active and New Comments. On old forums people used to continue talking in old posts forever, we could do that here no problem, the software supports it.

Comments might actually be the most valuable right now, even moreso than posts

The Vanilla Fixer fixes that and a bunch of other compatibility and performance issues automatically

https://mods4ever.com/project/DXRVanillaFixer

People may be cutting back on Reddit, but they do not seem to be bringing those discussions here. Perhaps people are discoursing more IRL rather than social media.

Or Facebook, Facebook groups are massively popular

The seeding matches are starting in 6 hours

8 Players finishing at the top of WardiTV Major Events this season will be seeded into the championship bracket - they will play seeding matches to determine where they enter the championship bracket.

The hierarchy of moderation we have here is an underrated feature

I think this could also be improved with a better search page, which shows how active the communities are in the search results so you don’t have to click through them all, I think v1.0 is getting that

unless you manually force federation for them

you mean just searching for their URL to pull them in?

For All Mankind and From

Bombing Run on Anubis lol, low gravity and insta-gib

Yeah idk why they would use SteamOS to test a dGPU, just use a different distro

aren’t they using CloudFlare? I think CloudFlare had another outage today

Downloads maps from TeamLiquid.net so new maps are always a click away.

nice! someone run a tournament on this lol, call Wardi

I found this grub option https://askubuntu.com/a/1227581

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash memtest=4"

not sure if it helps, it’s not as thorough as Memtest86+

I’m having similar issues, didn’t have many crashes in Windows. I’m getting quite a few errors in memtest. I even disabled my memory overclock. I wonder if Windows was detecting bad sections of memory and not using them, similar to bad hard drives.

EDIT: I found this grub option, gonna try this https://askubuntu.com/a/1227581

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash memtest=4"

Kdenlive is pretty great, I’ve used it on Windows too (I know, blasphemy, I’ve even reported bugs for the Windows version lol)

That’s what happens when Windows overwrites your grub

I think this slightly increases latency for dGPU output though

I believe so

it’s supposed to be compatible with PieFed’s

so Lemmy users can subscribe to PieFed Feeds, and PieFed users can subscribe to Lemmy’s multi-communities