I’m hoping this lights a fire under devs’ asses and reminds them that the platformer genre exists. I’ve played a few recent indie platformers that were decent but I’d love to see the genre get some love from bigger studios (other than Nintendo).
The only recent one I can think of that fits that bill is Yooka Laylee and that game was doodoo.
Yeah this feature is shitty from a cyber security standpoint, but lmao @ you being pissed for the government being able to see numbers issued to you by the government themselves or heavily federally-regulated businesses
OP is a reptile
Nah I’d rather marry a human but nice slippery slope
there’s going to be zero way to determine which content is human and not
The thing about this prediction is that if it actually does become true, it’ll apply to the content you already enjoy. If it’s content you enjoy, it’s content you enjoy. If not, don’t watch it. I don’t want to see human creators vanish either but I also think AI creators can coexist with them and ultimately, viewers will vote with their views. YouTube isn’t gonna make ad money off videos people aren’t watching, so if AI content is shite, they’ll walk back on it
Windows 10 EOL and Windows 11 being an actual regression are exactly what got me to switch. Had already been using Linux on servers for 10 years but decided it was time to make the jump. OpenSUSE Tumbleweed has been fantastic
The official Lemmy client is still missing a critical (to me) feature: changing the default sort for comments
That’s the only thing holding me back from using it. Until that gets implemented, I’m using the Voyager app on mobile and desktop
Pretty sure VLC is built on top of ffmpeg but I could be wrong
Country music from before it became hick rap. Songs that told cool stories instead of being about nationalism and pickup trucks
A small, abandoned office building.
The ground floor would be full of TVs playing news networks and people arguing about politics.
The top floor would be cubicles for the coomers
The basement would be full of servers and bearded people with Thinkpads running Linux
Why is this an improvement over the software management tool in Yast?