Oof.

Yeah. I mean 100% isolated instances.

Thanks for your comment, I was thinking that I have done something wrong by asking this.

That is exactly why I asked. Maybe there is a reason I am missing. I expected some out of the box thinking.

Do you know why they were not federated and then changed to federation?

That is the reason I asked if there is a reason that maybe I’m not aware.

Yes, but using Lemmy and not federated.

Yes. It seems that is the next step in earth evolution. It is a shame that is in corporate hands tho.

I can relate to this. Several times I have forced myself to go out and mix with people only to be back again in home and think that I got nothing positive from the experience, sometimes neither a good time during the process. Right now I think that Im transitioning to the acceptance that I just don’t like people and I want to be by myself.

I can notice lag if I play Super Mario Land on software emulation, Steam Deck, PS Vita, etc. I do not notice any lag with Analogue Pocket. So it is not a waste.

I will keep for me my opinions in the future. Sorry.

Instead software emulation, FPGA emulates with hardware. For me, the best part of it is that FPGA does not have the input lag of software emulation.

I should have done some search before… Thanks.

Unless they are FPGA I won’t play them anyway. But thanks.

Video about the history of N64 stick replacements: https://youtu.be/yzq1IXt79SQ

The systemd journal stores log data in a binary format

https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/journal-files/

Yes, journalctl is the command for journal reading.

Logs storage for applications and services.

Not all textfiles anymore: The journal for instance.

I just started to read this thread and this exact dream thing came into my mind. What a surprise to find it already written.