Cool idea to revive failed live services as non-bullshit single-pay games. So much work wasted otherwise. Could lead to some fine games :)

I’m pretty sure the commenter is just joking

Oh god. I immediately felt that

We’ll need to wait for the release. Before launch cyberpunk was also getting good reviews ;)

Didn’t think of it this way. It would be cool if we weren’t stuck with microsoft github for coding social network.

Most people don’t know how to install operating system, even if it’s just pressing next in the installer mostly. The reason Linux is not primary system is that it’s not preinstalled. It has a bit of chicken and egg problem with some support missing due to low user base, and base lowered by that soft missing but that would change in the instant if everybody suddenly bought PC with linux preinstalled.

Even the win mentioned with linux in gaming is basically just that. Linux preinstalled on steam deck.

For me it’s trying to get to the bottom of the reason why I feel a certain way. If I manage to logic myself out of the initial heavy torrent of emotions I can usually talk myself down if I feel it’s destructive.

So just thinking about those emotions but not in a way that amplifies them. If I’m angry at someone I would try not to think more reasons why what that person did is wrong but more in the direction of why do I feel angry for them doing that.

If I manage to see my state in such a objective manner I’m able to just decide to stop feeling this way. Often I realise that feeling those emotions, even the negative ones, just feels good and even though I can stop I prefer not too. But at least it’s a choice.

Yeah, I tried Ardour multiple times but always endup back at REAPER. It’s solid. Ardour isn’t bad, it has potential, it just needs more support.

I thought this was going to be a screen recording tool. Like sharex. Having cast feature is cool as well though.

Free in software should stand for freedom, not money. We need better ways for financing such software projects and creators making content on them.