https://pool.jortage.com/sleepingtown/media_attachments/files/114/516/072/978/568/759/original/87099150558ec9f7.mp4

the '40' chain is still a placeholder but pretty much everything else is in place now

i've only tried single player so far, but it's cool. it's even more turn based than I expected lol

i bought it so now i have no excuse

I should try this, it looks extremely like something I'd enjoy

im only two years late

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2212330/Your_Only_Move_Is_HUSTLE/

Near got me into it a couple days ago. We've been doing some matches and it's really fun?? It reminds me of MUGEN in terms of it being basically a fighting game engine, and there are quite a few character mods that make it a really cool experience.

I remember someone recommending it to me a while ago on the premise of "oh, you like fighting games but hate having to be quick about them" and. well. that sure is the target demographic

covering Alice Deejay in LSDJ makes a lot of sense when you say both of their names out loud.

initial 'jam' version https://pool.jortage.com/sleepingtown/media_attachments/files/114/510/360/280/933/098/original/8821970a4233e7a5.mp4

I tried that as written, but it didn't seem to make a difference. I also didn't know about drop-ins, that's cool.

it'd be nice to get some logging but now that I know to expect it it's nbd. that compile takes around a few minutes on my machine

(turns out that when your on-ramp to a deeper understanding systemd is nixos, you don't really deal with ways that you can attach configuration in a composable way. because you're just generating the entire dang unit)

Quote from: viviridian on May 04, 2025, 02:49 AMhey so I learned today I was wrong about the akmod thing!

when booting after a new kernel is installed, my laptop would sit at a black screen with a flashing prompt, and the fans would spin up. i assumed this meant it was unrecoverably dead (because in my experience, that's usually what that means!) but during that time it's actually *synchronously building the missing kernel module*. so all i had to do was wait!

this page which is like, the canonical source for "how to use nvidia gpus on fedora" doesn't mention that at all 🙃

ahh right, that would be akmods.service (WantedBy=multi-user.target, Before=display-manager.service)... if Plymouth is still running, then you might be able to press Escape to see the systemd output that indicates it's waiting on the service to finish "starting" (since it's a "Type=oneshot" service, this actually happens when the main process exits). but if you're just seeing a blinking cursor, I guess Plymouth might have already exited :/ in which case you might still get something by adding a drop-in like this:

# /etc/systemd/system/akmods.service.d/output-to-console.conf
[Service]
StandardOutput=journal+console

but even then it might only print one or two lines that get eaten before Plymouth drops out or some shit lol. maybe you could get away with a "Before=plymouth-quit.service" (in the [Unit] section) but I have no idea

(side note: the templated akmods@${kver}.service, distinct from akmods.service, is what gets kicked off by RPM post-transaction scriptlets when a kernel or akmod is installed/upgraded, afaict)

whoaa this is so cool! excited to see what you do with the sliders. playing with sliders is always a good time hehe

i like how the capacitors kinda look like a pair of parentheses around the audio processing