

Well it is “shipments”, not “sales”, so it could mean a variety of things I guess.


Well it is “shipments”, not “sales”, so it could mean a variety of things I guess.


I generally want to, am just in a lot of pressure in my life at the moment and want to stay more in my safe space of roguelikes and so. But I plan on giving it a go eventually in a few months.
I did try out some things in game, visited some planets and so, but I wouldn’t say I discovered something major yet. I won’t view the linked video at the moment to avoid potential spoilers, but thank you nonetheless!


Ah. I initially bought outer worlds, which kinda sucks, and then outer wilds. Meh. I still haven’t finished it but it’s on my todo.
Planescape torment is the best game I’ve ever read. Or the best book if ever played. Something like that. And I’ve played a lot of visual novels, and admittedly some get close. A must play seriously.
Disco Elysium is also great and certainly worth playing.
Color exists physically as different wavelengths of light. The thing “in your mind” is about non-natural colors which trigger multiple light cones in your eye and your brain interprets them a certain way different than the natural colors. In that sense you do interpret the wavelengths one way or another in your head, but the actual light wavelengths so exist.


Heh, Bambu studio just added an experimental setting for doing exactly this :)
As an old time player, damn, that’s a whole lot of powercreep.
It still says 4h ago. I checked a while ago, still the same. What the heck? Is it moving in time? Always four hours away? How is this possible?!


Not really, but I guess it depends on which anime you’re watching.
Three kids ago I also used to iron my jeans…
Brittney is the only one allowed to define it.
Could be low system entropy while generating a hash or key and the mouse input is helping it.
There was some program that was asking you to move the mouse while it was generating a seed or something, but I don’t remember which one.
No, it is important to them because it makes them money.
The one that gives +1 swimming.
I would just make a partition to install Linux on, keep the windows partition (resize first as needed) and then create a raw disk vmdk image to run windows from the real partition instead of a virtual drive.
Pretty easy and you can continue to dual boot whenever needed.


Sure. What did it cost? How many flights to get it up there? How many human spacewalk missions to maintain it?
So you are left with a -micro? A mega?!