From a technical standpoint, the windows NTFS filesystem is designed inherently case sensitive, just windows doesn’t allow creating case sensitive files.

Connecting an NTFS drive to linux, you can create two separate files readme.txt and Readme.txt.

Using windows, you can see both files in the filesystem, but chances are most (if not all) software will struggle accessing both files, opening readme.txt might instead open Readme.txt or vice versa.

I can See this possibly being useful for having a walkthrough playing during the game

where blockchain?

depends on who’s asking. Are you a cop?

and with an attitude like that, I’m gonna cut pay in half from now on. What kind of customer service is that?

What about a bear, though?

But they awe wunning towawds it.

I must admit, that I have not watched a single game of the 2022 Qatar world cup, so I couldn’t have told from memory. I had to look it up, and apparently the world cup first started using VAR in 2018:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_assistant_referee#2018_FIFA_World_Cup

It is still a manual review process, though, so I am pretty sure some wrong calls still slip through if the referee decides not to use the VAR because they think their call was accurate.

Wasn’t he the one famously quoted saying “never fight uphill, me boys”?

But… The world cup uses replays, its called VAR and is used in unclear situations.

Thank you. This was it. Apparently, when I exported my user settings from my old instance to my new one, the Json file didn’t include my language settings - English was de-selected.

Re-selecting english in my profile settings makes the replies visible.

Don’t you dare do me dirty like that.

Here’s a link to the specific post.

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/13573219