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"He's beginning to make-believe."

@wdlindsy I hope they don't think this is their big ticket to winning the midterms ... it isn't. Yes they should be on it, but... the problems are more fundamental than this.

@johnonolan @julian @matt @pfefferle more than meets the eye

He actually had a hand in tweaking Decima too! When he signed on with Guerrilla, they basically hadn’t planned on offering the engine for external use. It was something they had simply developed for themselves. Guerrilla gave Kojima the framework, and went “well you helped develop FOX, so help us develop Decima (the new name for the previously unnamed engine) too.” The engine name is even a reference to Dejima Island, which was a Dutch trading port in Japan; For much of Japan’s history, the Dutch were the only ones allowed to trade with Japan. So the name has some strong symbolic meanings, with Guerrilla being a Dutch company and Kojima being Japanese.

Not valve's resources though, so from their point of view its low effort

American magic.

Switch 2 carts are reportedly only 64GB in size and cost $16 USD ***per unit***. Nintendo only makes one size and then game key cards. It's an artificial cap, as there's already larger SD Express cards too.

Could also be the future of The Forgotten Realms

I think Microsoft is too big to make sensible and timely changes. The company needs to be broken up. Windows, Office, Azure, Xbox, Bing, all need to be separate companies with their individual sustainable business plans, or else let free market decide their will. Same for Apple and Google.

Reminder that companies and billionaires are not your friends, including Steam and 6-mega-yacht-owning Gaben.

Unfortunately, I'm ineligible to sign. But yeah, it's incredibly dumb that you have to claim you're a Steam Deck to be able to play if your internet drops or whatever.

Wow fk italiy

@futurebird@sauropods.win Here's [amidon](https://github.com/BlitterStudio/amidon) running on a stock Amiga 3000. There's no proxy - it does its own TCP/IP and TLS.

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> require devs to develop a form of their game’s source that would be publicly releasable That's not a requirement or even expectation. The petition just requests that the game be reasonably playable after support ends, and only for people who bought it. That's it. That could mean: - release the server binaries so they can be self hosted - bake server logic into client and allow P2P play - for some games, merely remove the server requirement and allow single player Or whatever other option the studio prefers. The only expectation is that the game is still playable in some meaningful fashion after support ends. How they achieve that is up to them. For all of these options, they don't need to: - release source code - give up any IP rights - allow anyone who hasn't bought the game to play The petition is intentionally vague on solutions to give publishers and studios as much choice in how they comply as possible.

It is not expected that everyone has a PHB, but it is expected that you know what your character can do and I am not having to keep reminding you of your abilities. And the last time I let someone use my PHB they tore a page, so that is not going to happen any longer.

>Microsoft's reputation lmao

@futurebird @neia I wish I was actually any good at fixing things. And I wish I could afford a decent multi-tool. I used to have one, but *sigh*. Time ruins everything.

Ultimately it's the sense that they think they can "triangulate" me (say one thing to me and another to less left leaning democrats) that has me very sour on most of the party moderates. It's just dishonest. And it's condescending. But I find that moderate Democrats who found success doing this kind of trick with Bubba and Obama still think it will work and it just doesn't.