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@inference

I like Twitter too. But I use both. Unlike your situation, I think the fediverse is a more secure place for us Chinese. On Twitter, I can't leak any of your personal info, or the police will get me. But I don't think police know about fediverse, so I can share more here. Also, Twitter has a better UI and user experience. (But I do hate Twitter's 140 char limit and randomly closing accounts.)

For fediverse, I'm on qoto. I *sometimes, but rarely* get some messages that I don't like, but it won't hurt as long as I don't care (and, I don't care since I don't like the message, what a perfect loop). For misleading and pushing-opinions-as-facts, I think they exist on both platforms, and I see more on Twitter, but less on fediverse.

(You might notice that I used a lot of "I" in my post. That's my way of emphasizing what I'm writing is my own personal view, not others' view, not fact. I won't put so much time into checking my speech is correct, so I tend to use "I think", "It might be", or "I remembered". I can think wrong, it might not be like what I said, and I can have faulty memories. That's my disclaimer, and I hope they don't annoy you. If they do, sorry about that.)

Splatoon 3

Fun: 10/10,
Easy to get hands-on: 10/10,
Failed to connect: 10/10.

Let’s Travel to The Most Extreme Place in The Universe
https://youtu.be/FfWtIaDtfYk

@lucifargundam No, it's Linux in Minecraft. This is a RISC-V simulator, it basically a VM implemented in Java where you can run any os as long as it has the risc-v ISA.

The PC uses x86 and mostly amd64 in recent years, where RISC-v is a simple ISA compared to x86. For example, you can do fancy vector calculations in x86 using only hardware (aka your expensive intel/amd CPU), whereas RISC-v only gives you basic operations (like add, minus, multiply, etc.), and the software needs to figure out how to do fancy tasks. This makes RSIC-V chips easier to build and cheaper to make, like ARM chips used massively in smartphones. But unlike ARM, owned by a company and you need to pay them in order to use it, the RISC-V standard is open-sourced and can be used by anyone for free.

Since RISC-V is simple to simulate, someone writes a mod that allows you to run Linux in Minecraft, without using any hardware virtualization, like VMWare or qemu or kvm.

OMG, What am I looking at?

https://github.com/fnuecke/sedna

A RISC-V simulator implemented in *PURE* java!

And there is a Minecraft mod where you can run Linux in Minecraft.

WOW.

I always trust openSUSE and some other distros (not Arch) to bring the second life to my old laptops. And I have to f*ck nvidia everytime during the post-installation setup. openSUSE makes life easier, but still:

"nvidia, Fuck you" -- said by Linus Torvalds.

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Buying a Chromebook was a BIG MISTAKE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZiaHEmE9PQ

LOL, that's a lot of fun.
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I Fought Linus... Literally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-kMNoHzsjE

How to make a point-and-shoot camera in 1961
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwm_Dya0PFQ

Epic.
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If Masterchef was Asian | Steven He, Joma Tech, Jeenie Weenie, Twosetviolin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0GbqToowCw

Asian dad tries positivity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lrIBPO-41A

LOL
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When Asians Are Bad At Math
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lMpjmPiTWE

Ok, I'm done with Minecraft modding.

Now let's try creating a filesystem for Windows using Java.

I noticed both dokan and jnr-fuse. Seems like the later one has a better performance and a less c style document.

@inference

I always ignore them, for my mental health.

@Pat

Oh, my bad. MtF, depends on it form, when the middle t is lower case, it means Male to Female, a type of transgender.

If all letters are upper case, it possibly means Mobile Task Forces, a concept in SPC foundation (a collaborative writing novel).

For other possibilities, Google might provide you a better and comprehensive explanation.