DELETE FROM person automatically ran update site_aggregates for me, very very slowly at that.
deedasmi
joined 1 year ago
Apologies for the confusion, I meant I have full disk access.
How would you transfer an identity between an instance with open registration and one that required admin approval? Or CAPTCHA? Does the old instance continue to store your user or delete it? What about content you've posted, should that be redirected to your new user?
This isn't a theoretical problem, it's a technical and administrative one.
You have to have a barrier/fortify and you have to apply vulnerable. 35-50 is definitely a difficulty jump until you pick up a few legendarys.
I haven’t played Barb, but if you share the sorcerer build I can maybe point you around.
Ty. I have full disk, and literally one real user with one comment. Re-subbing would be the only annoying thing lol
21,000 users with no comments, posts, or votes on an instance that's never been advertised and isn't on the community browser or thefederation... Yeah nah lol.
Can I just drop them from public.persons and move on?
Well, my bots haven't done anything apparently, but there are a couple thousand of them. I'm surprised considering my instance wasn't even listed anywhere lol. Have a query for safely deleting all but two accounts by chance?
I still think E3 could have been good if they only accepted games with a release date within 12 months and required in-engine gameplay.
Always felt that getting hype for something from E3 was a eight year track to sadness.
No. It's strictly worse than Windows 10.
Doesn’t work, and I couldn’t get it working with the single player tarkov either.
Battlebit works, but they have announced they are switching to FAC in the coming months, and that doesn’t support Linux.
I think you could argue downloading movies from the internet is the only true mistake, but again internet speeds weren’t great then, Redbox was doing well, and even YouTube was still young. The iPhone complaints are about first gen, and wii was great , but imo was a bit over hyped.
For a “calm your asses down 2008 will not be known as the Golden year of computing” the takes are all reasonable.