Agreed, and ambarassing as well hahaha

You’re right, I have bird memory and when I looked on steam the wrong one popped up, adding g to my confusion. Thanks for the heads up, I corrected my comment.

Tldr: Game title is Enshrouded Erenshor. That article (as well as many others nowadays) don’t even bother putting a link to the steam page. And the game name, yet again, not in the title, hence you have to read everything to know what it is about. Internet now is so crappy and click baity. The game looks fun though, so I’ll go out of my way and actively search for Enshrouded Erenshor on steam myself like a peasant.

Edit: I managed to have the game name wrong, hence the importance to have ready to click links!

They say they’ll use AI, so fuck them.

Not everything needs to be digital FFS!!!

Tell me you are corrupted to the core, without telling me you are corrupted to the core.

Well, children will be as dumb as the Arizona State Board by the end of the year lol.

Lol, still too expensive for that garbage…

My most played game is hands down: Borderlands 2.
995h in it!

Does that works for Wayland or X? or both?
Quite nice feature indeed.

What is the point of building faster, if you don’t sell enough to begin with…
Smells like wasted investment/money/resources to me…

lnav is my go to regarding logs exploration, can’t work without it.

Yep, that sound worth than Recall.
People are buying that shit?! LOLOLOLOL

Damn! That release note page is humongous! (not umongus ok!?) I didn’t touch Blender very much since 2.5 so I am quite out of the loop, but I am doing a bit more 3D recently, so I’ll give it try once it drops for my distro.

I think it’s another studio who did D2R, hence the top quality. Blizzard can’t pull that off anymore…

You don’t have to buy the last shinny thing every couple years. Too much consumption everywhere. Overconsuming is like cancer.

The fact that it is less and less unusual is the problem. All manufacturers are making crap, and people are still buying it… That makes no sense to me.

Don’t give hime ideas…

Having the choice is what matters right?

ultimately bringing down its own costs as well as those of Amazon Web Services’ customers.

LOL