Good point!

Aloe, even

Alternatively you could “xu”

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Hyundai’s EVs are awesome

Triangulation could be more efficient than GPS, in terms of energy use and such

F-s-tab is boba

F-stab is kiki

It works just fine for installing windows games that aren’t from those sources, it’s just less seamless. If UMU has the game in its DB, then the game will still benefit regardless of the store it was acquired from

TSMC already has a functioning US fab

More or less. It’s the CHIPS act

A competent, fun-to-play game that does nothing new doesn’t suck IMO, thus the distinction.

Saying anything that doesn’t do something new or exciting sucks is a pretty bad take IMO.

Like you wouldn’t say a new horror movie sucks just because it’s about a serial killer holding a family captive in their house and there’s like 50 movies with that premise already, y’know? Execution counts and Valve is still amazing at execution, is my main point. They would absolutely make a fun game that feels intuitive to play with great level design. It just might not necessarily be anything special in terms of mechanics. Mechanically I haven’t seen much new from them since maybe Portal 2.

It won’t suck because Valve playtests the hell out of their games, but it might be bland/old fashioned feeling. The biggest issue with Valve is that they’ve really lost their edge. They used to be this young scrappy company that would innovate as easily as breathe, but over time they’ve begun to become so senior-heavy that now they just foster promising talents more than actually produce games.

Yeah, over at [email protected]

Weird, I heard it was piss

That’s a lot of psychic damage in one comment

If you’re on mobile, the app Streamyfin for Android and iOS is fantastic. Handles downloads, transcoding, great UI, and it even integrates with additional third-party tools that enhance it further, like Jellyseer.

You’ll want to delete it from the CLI, then. Try the unlink command

Delete one

My Lemmy instance, sdf.org, is a computer club founded in the 1980s

I quite agree, but it doesn’t reduce the irony even an iota.

For some background, I grew up in a rural farming community filled to the brim with highly religious conservatives who all claimed to be oppressed