The really good games started coming out somewhere in the late '90s, I think?

Many people have 1998 as the year when the most “best games of all time” came out, though 2001 and 2003 were also unbelievably stacked with all-time bangers.

Now that said, it heavily depends on the platform. For PC gaming, the peak might have been the early 90s, when we were seeing stuff like Rollercoaster Tycoon, SimCity 2000, Doom, Civilization, etc.

Subjectively, we all get final ruling on reality. Objectively? Might be impossible to know, but we can’t be sure.

In other words, it’s a god

I used to run the Liquorix kernel with Mint. Should work fine. It’s based on the latest upstream with some extra tuning for desktop specific performance. Usually only a day or two behind upstream latest.

So happy to hear this. It’s so nasty to me when devs lock essential features like offline playback behind a paywall.

Nobody is packaging a standard init script across all distros, basically. A script is expected to be unique per machine or at least per admin setting up a set of machines. A binary could have a secret exploit installed in it that nobody can see/audit before it’s too late.

At least that’s the theory. Personally I love systemd

And if you have a retirement account with investments, kinda at all. The entire US economy is hinging on AI at this point, to a deranged degree. Almost more than oil, at this point.

Yeah, you’d think that if anyone could have cracked this it’d be them, but…

Audiobookshelf is great. For iOS I’ve got a friend with an iPhone who said that Still is feature complete and the in-app purchases are basically just an optional donation.

1. I’m not a liberal

2. I don’t consider them to be more valuable

All I’m saying is that if we’re measuring the degree of the slide into fascism, one side is significantly more accelerationist about it. 10x is nothing to sniff at. I know ICE is just one symptom of the problem. Are we going to cherry pick symptoms of fascism, now?

I’m all for a socialist revolution in the US.

I also value nuance in the conversation about the state of things.

One of the more likely paths to community building in the states is through the union movement, so electing the people spending 10x as much to physically assault the working class and actively grinding down any protections unions have is, uh, still pretty bad.

I mean if we’re talking actual substance, the scale does come into play. It’s not a clean cut “they’re both equally evil” scenario unless you’re happy to ignore the difference between atrocities and vastly better funded atrocities. ICE funding increased by an order of magnitude under Trump 2. I mean it’s literally over 10x now what it was a decade ago, and almost all of that is from the budget bill from 2025

No, that’s interesting

Some people pronounce “Taurus” like torus, others like tarr-us

So you got like 3 episodes in and bailed?

That’s not even close to what the show is about lmao

Tyson did a second season, as well.

I thought they were just saying they’d rather solve puzzles ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Singular and plural are the same because it’s a Japanese loanword. All nouns in Japanese can be used this way, to my knowledge.

The language itself is not hard. It’s reading other people’s code written in it that is hard.

So basically like any other programming language.

Closer to 1600

Math is math