Fuuuuck that. The option of anonymity is essential to freedom of expression especially where authoritarianism takes root. Especially important now.

Car wash?

I even remember reading about some of their whinging that he was “unfairly” competing because he wasn’t trying to wring every penny out of it.

As someone who hasn’t played it, how so?

Switching to reader mode then reloading worked for me

What’s wrong with it is perfectly obvious: it doesn’t merely ask, it takes the decision away from you.

Edit: and what’s more, Firefox using v2 does ask. So like, what??

I’d be curious what the API change is that caused the bug. I think it’s just as likely that this is yet another case of Apple pulling the rug out from under devs.

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People will call you an asset flip if you do that. Plus I don’t know if all of these games use engines compatible with “the” asset browser

Technically speaking, what’s the relationship between the “AT protocol” and the rest of the fediverse, like mastodon and Lemmy?

What library, do you know? Is it using the v8 engine? Because that one is Google also

Anybody with a tldw or should I get an AI summary?

I’m sure Amogus and Doom 2 had something to do with it also

I’ve only played the first three you mentioned, but I would say they’re all far from minimal focus on combat…

I haven’t played this game and I’m not really apprised of what the players’ dissatisfactions are, as I’ve not been paying attention to it.

But as a working game dev, he is 100% right about that. One thing that seems… unique to gamers as hobbyists is how confident they are in their opinions and assumptions about the how and the why. It’s pretty frustrating. Everyone is entitled to their opinion about the outcome. But 97% of the rest of what gamers have to say beyond that is toilet paper.

So you live in the cradle of Western civilization

You could still make separate identities if you choose. At present you’re still using a single one to interact across the fediverse (unless, of course, you make another one in the same way), so no additional loss of privacy

No, any server instance could support sso as long as they agree on the protocol. If the one you’re using now turned it on tomorrow you’d be able to use it elsewhere.

Got a toast saying "downvotes disabled "

Tech question: I just signed into beehaw with a third party app for the first time. Downvote button is there. I wonder if it works? Is the disabling on the UI layer in the browser (like some subreddits did) or is it deeper?

Gonna try downvoting my own comment here to find out.