lime!

luanti, mindustry, balatro (ish), the amnesia series, gravity bone, quadrilateral cowboy, openttd, shattered pixel dungeon, space station 14…

if that was all then yes, but their suggested perks sounded like they were shutting people off from part of the preservation results.

oh no :( cyan has always seemed like such an interesting place to work

such a strange survey. it was all about “exclusive access” and “extra perks”. i just want to support game fixes so that everyone gets access, but that wasn’t part of it.

what is the point of posts like the one in the image? it just reads like fishing for approval.

don’t buy cocraft. its just no-name chinesium tools with a swedish label.

most of my hours are in 2. there was something very compelling about having a toy city with clearly demarcated areas to move around in. complete with shittons of easter eggs for pulling off weird stunts like ramping off of a subway station stairway and onto a roof.

the physics of the top-down GTAs just can’t be replicated in 3D, like how the tank just rolls over every vehicle in its path.

also the radion stations are insane.

get an ortho then

so, YaST?

just map it to a layer bro

the latest Citroën e-c3 is super-stripped. physical key, no frills at all. the range also takes a hit to keep costs down though.

if you’re willing to try softmodding, you can comfortably overclock the switch to run tears at 60 in almost every situation.

sounds like HP. their version is awful.

if it was american-owned for two years and has been french-owned for 30, is it really still american?

out of dassaults solutions, solidworks is more popular than catia. mostly because catia is insanely expensive.

it’s more about his actions outside it.

yeah, reg set <key> <value> i think it is

Would anyone willingly choose Al for a name

paul simon?

is this stackless?

anyway, that’s interesting! i was under the impression that they eschewed os threads because of the gil. i’ve learned something.

no, the difference was clear to me before. good for other readers though.