If you're forced to act supportive, is that truly support?
Contramuffin
joined 1 year ago
Due to the HL Alyx retcon, Epistle 3 could still be argued as an alternate timeline semi-canon story. At least, I think of it that way
Probably inspired by Donkey Kong - Jungle or anything associated with jungles are just jazz now
I'm unsure what the game is supposed to be - is it just a collection of different versions of Tetris?
I would like one too, if possible. Thanks ahead
I just stumbled across one. Hopefully having the actual wording will help you pin down the specific variation that you're looking for
I feel like I've read that before, but it wasn't about linux. Must be a copypasta at this point
I see that Louisiana is run by Clay Puppington... How many "lost commandments" are they going to include?
I can kinda see both ways. I think both systems aren't necessarily mutually exclusive - I think the old system works more intuitively for pipes with low volumes of fluid, and the new system works more intuitively for pipes that are full or near full.
I hope that the developers can mix the two systems, so that pipes function with the old system when pipes are empty or near empty, and it switches to the new system when pipes are full or near full
I don't think it's true that people don't care about the Ryzen AI chips. Stupid name for sure, but this is really Strix Point, the laptop chips. What that really implies is that any AMD laptops going forward will not support W10, which will affect quite a large number of people
I would agree with you, but there was apparently evidence that specific patches were made that allowed TOTK to work. And then if you take a look at the link, there were screenshots of the Nintendo documents to suggest that TOTK apparently was not the Yuzu team's first rodeo when it came to patching for pre-release games
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Mint personally didn't stick with me, and I settled on Kubuntu. I felt like troubleshooting ended up being a lot more opaque and frustrating on mint than on kubuntu, and I felt like there were a lot of little accessibility features that were missing on mint.
Kubuntu (KDE in general) is more overwhelming at first, but I feel like it's much more of a "set it and forget it" experience