CaptainBasculin

appearently RTEMS used to stand for for Real Time Executive for Missile Systems. That's a really interesting way to know that Wii homebrew was built on top of software made for missiles.

That isn't the point of a protest. Being vocal and having your voice heard and seen is the point of a protest.

There is a language filter available that you aren't applying. Users can adjust from their profile settings which language they want to see, however your posts are marked as English despite being Egyptian, so these posts get forwarded to English speakers' All feed, which they do not understand and so they might downvote

fair for both sides, I don't see a PTB here.

Think of email in how accounts are named. Mine is [email protected], where lemmy.bascul.in is the instance I use, similar to an email server.

Now, on email you can send mail to users from other mail servers like from hotmail to gmail, right? It works the same way on lemmy, and also the fediverse. You can see posts made on other instances, reply on them and upvote them.

You can disable fast boot on Windows to remove the read only lock.

Please note that it is not a suggested way to run, nor install games. A program could modify the disk in a way Windows itself can't parse it, rendering it unbootable.

its been years since I touched my 200gb windows partition, but it might have something important i might need in future lmao

If you live in somewhere where said language is spoken by everyone around you, you'll start to understand the language over time no matter what language it is.

it stands for keep yourself safe on the roads :)

For anyone who might think their glibc might be older than 2.31, you can check with ldd --version

If you're on any distro that has released an update within a span of 5 years, you're clear.

My instance supports free speech for me :D

The video pace feels way too slow and doesnt make the progress interesting to watch. I would reccomend you to watch this as a good reference for the pace you should aim to achieve at your videos. The AI voice cannot compare to how you can retale what you did about the project. Think of it like you're presenting your work to your friends.

On the visual part, avoid showing the developer UI and show what you have done from the perspective of a player wanting to try the game. I've used the video in question becuase, it mostly has footage from the game itself and a viewer with no experience in development at all can tell what work has been done outright. You're not doing a development tutorial after all.

If you're trying to get more onto your thought process behind the development, show your thought process visually, not the development UI itself. For reference, i think this video executes this idea very well.