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i really wish i could find a game that is just Civ altered to be a fun singleplayer game to keep playing forever
i don’t want to win the game, i just want to keep building and exploring and make number go up
great, what the players don’t know is that the bouncer is a trickster god in disguise and they simply will not ever get past him, and they can have fun throwing themselves at a brick wall repeatedly while everyone else carries on with the actual campaign.
i can personally guarantee that none of the votes were artificial or meddl-
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of course they won’t collect your bins, the government feels threatened by count binface and refuses to support his people
100%, what would be needed for linux to become mainstream is more stuff like the steam deck, i really hope we get a return of steam machines but done properly this time
it is insane, because it doesn’t even fucking apply to any version of windows, it’s bog standard for older windows games to just shit themselves in various ways.
that tells you just how egregious they were
“the bouncer notices you both looking smarmy and throws you halfway across the city as you try to enter, roll for the landing”
dunno if this is true in the UK but here in sweden it’s not like we have much variety to pick from, we have maybe 10 kinds of vegetables of which 5 are actually reasonably priced… nuts? yeah sure i’ll just go buy some gold nuggets as well.
this is why i wish people would stop it with the “oooh but it’s bad if everyone’s on mastodon.social!!!”
shit or get off the pot, if we want the world to benefit from an open platform it will have to begin with things being effectively decentralized. It’s in no way better for everyone to move to bluesky than it is for everyone to move to mastodon.social, and the idea that mastodon would take off without being effectively centralized at first is just utter fantasy.
i feel this warrants an extension of betteridge’s law of headlines, where if a headline makes an absurd statement like this the only acceptable response is “no it fucking didn’t you god damned sycophantic liars”
"okay so i have a great deal for you, you stop expanding your logging business and i don’t turn into a tiger and eat your face, sound good?
a lot of people are just extremely insecure about their food habits, the idea of eating something they’re not used to genuinely makes them freak out
it’s something i had to ease myself out of, and my dad still can’t get over.
i prefer oat cream because JESUS CHRIST IT’S LIKE HALF THE PRICE
well, it is in one store, in all the other stores they just jack it up to exactly the same price because fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck yoooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
especially considering how they went into the server market again; like what, are they expecting people to shove a 256 thread processor into a windows server?
i just kinda feel eh about them as a concept, it’s just a piece of paper with an image on it where the sum total involvement from the giver is that they selected the card, and even that is almost never something that took more than 20 seconds.
It’s a worse version of postcards, which usually have some actually interesting art on them (or a photo) and is relevant to a journey they made.
eh, i don’t see it as any different than most of the cards in a store, it’s all incredibly low effort and cringy, yet no one seems to give a shit about that.
a tale as old as time, IRC has done this dance for ages now:
“it’s totally decentralized guys! why are you using other platforms??”
- “okay so i can just run my own server and chat with people on freenode?”
“well no, you’d need freenode’s permission to federate with them, obviously”
- “so it’s not decentralized then.”
“it is! it is! Freenode uses multiple servers!”
- “literally every large platform of any kind uses multiple servers, i’m going back to matrix where the only way i notice the large servers dying is because i stop seeing messages from their users…”