Em publicação de ontem, foi dito que a PRF no Paraná também está recebendo doações:
https://x.com/FernandoCesar/status/1987520662504620474
Interface do Nitter caso não possa/queira acessar diretamente o Twitter:
https://nitter.poast.org/FernandoCesar/status/1987520662504620474
Peneirando mais anúncios de campanhas no Twitter, mas vendo alguns, lembro de situações anteriores e menciono por precaução, cuidado com campanhas de doação de dinheiro - nessa hora golpistas se aproveitam também.
O governo do Paraná também fez uma publicação hoje de tarde avisando que aceitam doações pro Fundo de Calamidades (e explicam como fazer), e que as cidades ao redor estão recebendo roupas e afins em postos de bombeiros:
https://www.parana.pr.gov.br/aen/Noticia/Doacoes-para-Rio-Bonito-do-Iguacu-podem-ser-feitas-direto-para-o-Fundo-Estadual-para
Encontrei esse artigo que lista alguns pontos em Curitiba, Paraná no geral, e Joinville:
https://www.bemparana.com.br/noticias/parana/doacoes-para-rio-bonito-do-iguacu-panana-se-mobiliza-por-cidade-atingida-por-tornado/
Também vi por cima que alguns jornais de relevância nacional noticiarem a tragédia hoje, então creio que ajude a deixar ainda mais pessoas cientes disso.
A bit of a non-answer, but I’d say “as long as it is enjoyable”.
For example, Muramasa Rebirth and LiEat both are rather grindy in their own scopes, but the latter still manages to be short enough it doesn’t overstays its welcome.
Or on another example, Solatorobo could easily have ended at the villain’s defeat, but the events afterwards still build up on that world’s lore, and so making the extra playtime worth it.
And then there’s sandbox games like Minecraft and Starbound, which are literally as long as the person is enjoying them.
Second that. The person just needs to pull a cable into a cheap second-hand screen he/she bought and it’s pretty much done, so I can’t see why it wouldn’t be common.
Explaining, changes happening too abruptly feel artificial. Wayland’s been around for a while, sure, but it was barely adopted and then a lot of people started insisting on it overnight.
This shoehorning of Rust feels more artificial than Wayland’s. 🤔
From the article:
Users can leverage Google’s “Refresh Outdated Content” tool to request updates to search results when those results are allegedly outdated or link to pages that no longer exist. Earlier this year, the Freedom of the Press Foundation discovered that someone had submitted multiple requests through this tool, targeting Jack Poulson’s articles about the Blackman case.
Each request referenced a slightly malformed version of the article’s URL, with variations in capitalization. After the first request expired, the same party submitted additional requests – each time changing a different letter’s capitalization. When Google attempted to reindex the malformed URL, it encountered an HTTP 404 error, meaning the page appeared to be missing.
Rather than treating the error as a simple dead link, Google’s crawler mistakenly delisted the correct article from its search index entirely. According to 404 Media, Google later confirmed the existence of this bug but did not disclose how many fraudulent requests had been made to exploit it.
Have never thought about it so dunno how awkward it’d be, but maybe NES and SNES turn-based RPGs? Quite like Mystic Quest out of them, Final Fantasy on easy mode pretty much but pretty chill and enjoyable imo.
Would recommend also hasicontent, Slipways Classic and Dust Bunny, all for PICO-8 and on Itchio, and those I think that’d be more feasible one-handed. Also Final Fantasy II for the PSP specifically as it’s the most feature complete version, and this one iirc is feasible with one hand.
Also more feasible and native to Android if that’s your phone system, Chloe Playtime (Google Play), Codemancer (Itchio), Deeper Down Dungeons (Google Play), Quest of Dungeons (Google Play, Humble Bundle, Itchio), REDDEN (dunno if still distributed anywhere) and Tyrant’s Blessing (Google Play).
And don’t remember any, but if there’s any game compatible, maybe also check stuff playable on ScummVM, Joiplay, and other similar projects?
Anyways, hope you get well soon, fellow stranger!
About the Raspberry Pi running 4K stuff, as it is still a computer, I’d imagine only through official streaming programs and not through browsers or unofficial players. Now, through Grayjay for Android I can play Crunchyroll videos (tested on a vanilla phone but Grayjay build is the same), and was able to run Amazon videos on vanilla Android on the Raspberry Pi 5, so I think it has potential as a streaming platform.
If you mean mirroring entire contents, best I can think of is for someone to revive Plume (blog-centric ActivityPub project) and start from there, as it seems to me from a quick glance to be the best for preserving formatting and making longer posts.
If you mean to simply make stuff easily accessible, there’s the RSS tracking profiles @[email protected] and @[email protected], the RSS tracking instance ibbit.at (Lemmy-powered), and the Bluesky to/from Mastodon bridge @[email protected].
Otherwise, unsure what you mean.
Don’t remember why, but years back, I started noting down the games I enjoyed. Checking the list every once in a while, I remember them again and nostalgia kicks.
In case it’s still needed, maybe [email protected]? Or maybe [email protected] if you ask to help find a translation for it? Though maybe both could be stretches.
If it’s closer to microblogging and you’d rather post there still, then maybe do so, and share the Loops link as a link post on the relevant community?
Haven’t checked the news itself, but been following the hardware surveys from Valve for some years now, and on average, Linux is on a slow but constant growth. Also, been checking US’s official analytics site every now and then for some months now, and there, Linux oscilates between 3 and 6% of users per system.
Final Fantasy XII is pretty high up there for me.
Bestiary entries are vast, almost a book in game format, and most add to lot of worldbuilding even if not needed for the main plot itself.
Also bosses, sidequests, enviromental cues seldom aren’t at least hinted by a few NPCs often dozens of hours before they’re relevant.
Overall details are often explained when you look in the right corners of the game. Even some weird weather cycles seem to have some logic applied. And in a single case, it felt inspired by a real-world element, one even Mad Max 4 used a cut in the beginning.
And I wonder if the sky-gazing kid in one of the airships that says she saw something in the sky was referring to Deathgaze or the continent from Revenant Wings…
One detail that held to me the strongest is the characters’ talking patterns. It feels like dialogues were written in another language and then converted to English. The strongest example I think was the lady that gives the Knight flowers for delivering, which also is added to, iirc, being at least implied she is one of the oldest creatures in Hallownest.
For people on microblogging platforms, an instance-independent link:
@[email protected]
A bit late on the party, but while AT Protocol has greater potential for centralization, still it can be made decentralized, and so some new instances started appearing such as blacksky.community and deer.social. Also saw announcements for a “Northsky Social” and an “Eurosky”, but neither launched yet. Still, new instances appearing would slow down an influx of new users to alternative platforms.