lime!

cogwheel in bottom right of the page, untick whatever you don’t want to see.

where’s the rest?

the WHAT

dlss isn’t frame gen, it’s supersampling

so he got an account on pawb?

oh?

brb going to do this in an industrial area but with powerhouse

macos is a certified unix.

no, linux is a unix-like. macos is an actual unix.

all ar glasses need cameras. that’s how they figure out where in the r to put the a.

without spoiling the details, it’s a bit like groundhog day, or majoras mask.

i always encourage people to take it slow and drink in the world with ow, and that applies because of the “limit”. which isn’t a limit, you can play as long as you’d like. think of it more as a pomodoro timer. it’s also very well signposted.

same! turns out you can make it a lot easier for yourself by observation. for example, there are only two of them you actually need to manoeuvre around. also, that entire section takes three to five minutes, but you have like twelve, so it’s fine to take it slow. finally, you can mark your destination from the log to get its location.

i tend to use mit for things i see little value in, and something stronger for things i think may be useful.

but i don’t get to publish much code.

the “take our work and pay us nothing, please” crowd.

maybe it’s reflective of the personality of the player. i can never get to bed at a reasonable hour and i’ve heard a theory that some people have that problem because the mind thinks that the sooner the next day begins the less time they have to themselves.

understandable, it took me a few times for it to click. i have the same problem with games that count days; i can’t get myself to finish disco elysium or blue prince because the counter going up makes me think i will run out of time, even though you never do.

i’ve got a problem with what ESR calls open source.

like, the fact that free software is inherently political has been explored elsewhere in the thread, but the term “open source” was started by people who wanted to distance themselves from the free software movement due to them disliking that it was anti-commercial. the open source movement wanted more companies to adopt their code, in contrast to the GNU people trying to stop their work being absorbed into the old big iron.

and they won.

oh also, a less popular one: Wandersong! non-violent adventure platformer about a bard who wants to make the world a better place. a beautiful, mostly linear story in a colorful world. very easy to get sucked into.

there is no shame in asking for help; the OW community is extremely careful about spoilers so you would have gotten some very delicate pointers.

probably! especially on the super-shiny kind they use in that movie.