I of course have a premium account, but anyway I logged into QBDLX (software for downloading from qobuz) which generates log files that contain everything you need to use Qobuz with strawberry. It’s too bad qbdlx can’t playback, and strawberry can’t download, so I use both

Throwing out there that I use qobuz with Strawberry player on Linux and it works great.

That’s an interesting point. I wonder how many Lemmy users have had nothing to do with Reddit. I can’t imagine that many

I watched Daft Punk’s Interstellar 5555 AI remaster when it was in theaters recently. Granted this is an anime, not live action. I think the source footage they used was probably standard definition, but overall I’d say it was a net negative experience. There were time it would look good but when it looks bad, which is often (particularly in the background or on small objects) it’s incredibly distracting

To put it another way, the bad had a bigger impact to me than when it looked good. But then again, this is an anime and is probably pretty low frame rate especially compared to sitcoms which from what I recall probably run around 60p, so it might look better

I’m enjoying it so far, I’m into my third game. It definitely is not without it’s flaws but it definitely scratches the “one more turn” itch for me. I like the new mechanics but what remains to be seen for me is how the replayability will feel compared to 5 & 6

Is there a box PC version of the standard edition? Even if it’s just a game code in the box, I like the other stuff physical copies usually come with

I just signed up after seeing an article saying links to the website are being blocked by Instagram (IIRC). I figured it must be worth looking into if they’ve gone that far

Same. Was working a few days ago until the latest build where discord crashes. I’m on openSUSE tumbleweed

I guess the trivia for me is I had no idea they brought it back, at least for classic, not the full game (which is not possible to do anymore apparently). I just tried it out and it seems very similar if not the same, except the multiplayer seems to work different.

I remember playing scripted capture the flag games on public Minecraft classic servers with the server browser listed directly on Minecraft.net

I don’t see anything like that remaining, but it looks like it lets you invite people directly to your world instead

This is what the server browser used to look like: https://web.archive.org/web/20120210141815/http://www.minecraft.net/classic/list

This isn’t really trivia for anyone who played back then,

But you used to be able to play Minecraft for free back on the official website with no download required. Even online servers. It wasn’t an updated version of the game (Minecraft classic), but if you paid for the game it would be and still not be download required to play

I immediately heard this in the classic OFP voice.