jkozaka

I thought agenda 2030 was the un's 2030 sustainability plan, apparently not.

edit: apparently yes, most criticism of the 2030 sustainability plan I saw came from conspiracy theorists (eg: the "ADN" party in portugal), but that's the only thing that came up when I looked up "agenda 2030"

Level clear - Tom Cardy

So this is why yasuke (black retainer to obu nobunaga) was trending on wikipedia a while back.

Don't forget the parades in lisbon. I think italy has some cool things going on too.

Ok, I wasn't sure if you were praising henry kissinger or not. Thanks for clearing that up.

did you forget a /s?

but for the price...

While I don't think flatpak shouldn't replace traditional packages, I still like it.

Flatpak apps just work most of the time, they work without issues and are often very up to date. The sandboxing does have benefits because no apps interfere with it, the problem is that it doesn't work super well with other apps, sometimes the theming is off, and it doesn't work well with other apps, installing apps takes much longer, and it isn't as easily started from the command line.

Edit: typo

My school has a program where they lend students laptops free of charge, along with 13gb of data to use with. The generosity is kind of abused at times, but it's still really nice to have.

Fair, but it's an early access game, and still in development.

Also, I didn't know about that GOG thing. I wish that was more common.

I like early access games because at least you know the game is unfinished.

And the game is making money while still being in development, so the devs can take their time without having to worry about deadlines.

Early access games can also change fundamental gameplay aspects since it's in development, so if a feature sucks, they can just remove it.

A Hat in time Is absolutely the GOAT, I spent 9 hours straight playing it on the day I bought it and with all the mod support, replayablility, and dlc, it's a must-play.