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Someone posted this awesome picture generated by grok of Kim Jong un giving a speech in a bikini, with trump standing behind him I'm a bikini. This was posted yesterday or the day before. But now it seems to have disappeared from Lemmy. Does someone still have the picture and can comment it here?

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cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/35417432

I just finished the third book from the series and am really digging it. I especially like the dense plot that doesn't stall, and the light-heartedness of the Bobs.

Can anyone here who likes the series as well recommend similar books, or also completely different books that are as light to read as the Bobiverse books?

This indie game is super well made. It tells a short and very intriguing story. I started this morning and ran through it with a few breaks. I can tell you it was really worth it.

Discovered this yesterday and had a blast. Parkouring is so much fun in this game and the story is interesting too. Even though it's ten years old, the graphics are still awesome.

I'm trying to remember a video game from about ten to twenty years ago. It was a tactical military battle simulator. It was played from a bird's eye view. The player could move units like vehicles and infantry groups around a map and needed to defeat enemy troops. The simulation of the combat itself was very detailed. After each mission, the player was rated on e.g. time and logistics.

Does anyone know what game this could be?

Edit: mistral gave me the "Close Combat" series, which seems correct from my memory. They even have a recent installment in 2019, do I don't need to cope with 2010 graphics. Thanks for your help everyone!

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Ever seen videos of people farting through IR cameras? Well, now we have infrared contact lenses, so be careful in front of whom you let go.

Also, did you know that this could be used to create night vision without visible equipment on the body?

After playing Juno New Origins for quite a while, I am really hyped for this game. It seems like you can really build anything with engines.

I just set up a local DNS server in my LAN with a custom domain "jellyfin.local". I set my router up to advertise this DNS server via DHCP. This seems to work for my Linux laptop. But neither my windows machine nor my android phone use my local DNS server.

I believe the issue may be that my router is crappy, and while it does announce my DNS server correctly for IPv4, I am unable to stop it from announcing some other DNS server for IPv6. I believe that this may confuse my Windows and Android devices, which probably prioritise DNS via IPv6, and hence use the wrong DNS server.

I could now buy a better router. But before I do that, I wanted to know if someone else successfully uses a local DNS server with Windows devices, Android devices, Smart TVs, and so on. Specifically, with a properly configured DHCP server, will all modern devices use the correct DNS server?

Update

Thanks for all the informative comments! I have now resorted to using a global DNS record (jellyfin.mydomain.de) to point to my local server. That seems to work and the easiest option.

I made a small project using leptos, but after updating leptos ended up with some unfixable bugs. The error and warning messages are too inaccurate, and due to all reactivity being implicit, it is hard to read my code now and figure out what would be wrong.

I thought about rewriting everything in yew, but was wondering if things work better there. As far as I understand, there is no such thing as implicit reactivity in yew, and everything that needs to be reactive needs to be wrapped in certain types. But I am fine with that, even though #[derive(Store)] in leptos was convenient.

Does anyone use leptos or yew in production or for any more serious projects, and can share some experiences? How do you usually debug your applications? Have you given up on some application that just didn't work?

Are we nearing 1.0.0? What does such a release mean?