Actionscript, my beloved
If you liked the Stanley Parable, it’s by the same group and is about as quirky as you’d expect lol
Linux Mint: Debian Edition. Love mint’s cinnamon DE, and the plus of being away from Canonical’s shenanigans is great. It’s been stable and my daily driver for months now.
Or vertical icon-only tabs!
Easy to get caught in a perpetual loop with steps 4 and 5
Easily one of my favorite Godot creators, appreciate the slower pace and talking through logic.
Hello Linus
This looks way better than the built-in version, imo. If there isn’t a pull request already, I hope one gets made soon! Not to replace the current version, but maybe a setting like “Set camera preview to picture-on-picture”
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Well TIL, guess I’m one of today’s lucky 10,000
Awesome! Glad this persistent issue has been addressed!
Is it a “We hear you and are discussing internally” or a “Yeah, we hear you, so what?” type of vibe?
It’s profitable to keep an audience in a state of constant fear so they keep checking to make see if it’s sorted itself out. Then the 2-week news cycle happens, and the old fear is replaced by a new fear.
Climate change isn’t going to end humanity, but it will change our living conditions. And so what? Humans are excellent at adapting to their environment. The ice age didn’t doom humanity.
I feel like the current concerns tend to get way overblown out of proportion. Remember that world-ending solar flare that keeps making the rounds every couple months? Still waiting for that to materialize. Fearmongering is so cringe and yet so many people fall for it.
That’s fair, all choices merge back into three our four endings iirc, so yeah the meaningful choices part does fall flat on its face.
That’s arguably one of the few things that was fine at launch
Gonna use this next time someone suggests using excel as a database
What’s this game like on the Steam Deck? I really want to have it be my go-to travel game when I’m waiting for the train
Unrelated but the additional padding at the bottom of each page is an unexpected QOL feature I didn’t know I needed.