General Kenobi
(I can't help)
General Kenobi
(I can't help)
Whack. I just set up a Forgejo too.
That's crazy.
Anyways I'm gonna pitch never buying a Samsung phone again to the HR people if this comes true.
Despite everything. I was considering giving it a try, just to see.
But your right, if there's a CSAM community on there I would inevitably host it to.
So I will not be trying plebbit
Homie, you used 4chans logo in your shitty nft drops
https://x.com/getplebbit/status/1516387903177383948
I think Terry A Davis would have found god in chat GPT and could have figured out the API calls on TempleOS
I just assume anything that promises free stuff on Instagram reels is in fact a scam or a hack.
Also I'm not getting on that shit site to confirm it's true.
Of the lines I draw in my gun purchasing decisions (you're right they're all war profitiers), IWI and the like is the only one that I actively disuade people from.
That being said, the engineering history nerd in me is easily compelled to learn about design philosophies
Lots of places do a better job providing DRM free or DRM Lite ebooks (Chicago press only ties your name to the files so you'd have to doxx yourself to share it, but you can share it), but the sheer library of self published books on Amazon is hard to find.
There's an author I've become good friends with who I pay him (in coffee) for his books because I disagree with giving Amazon a cent. But he noted that's just where the masses are still and it's hard to break that momentum.
I'm sure the people of Gaza are always excited to play the "counter terrorists" on Dust 2 as well.
It took watching a bunch of videos on Israeli weapons development before I learned who uses the fucking Negev
Makes sense. The government probably didn't want to fund 2 games studios when 1 is fine.
Fully agree. I tried to make the SC work and wrote off a lot of it as "I'm just not used to it", but it really is asking a lot. In its defence, it was a first run product. The fact that it's still ass usable and as weird is impressive enough to me. But it's better as a piece of gaming history than a good product. It was just a good try.
I also agree with the Steam deck controls being actually good. I want the SC2 that's just a steam deck without the screen or computer.
So I guess the opposite of the steam brick.
I'd gladly pay $100 to have a steam deck like control scheme for my desktop. Rechargeable batteries and a Linux first design would be awesome. I don't mind just using cables all the time, but I would like better wireless options for Linux gamepads (though to be fair, I haven't tried connecting a wireless controller to a Linux box in 5 years).