This is what I hate about flatpak. I shouldn’t have to just know what random permission something needs. It should be marked with what permissions it requires, and then prompt for whether or not to grant them when it’s launched.

Voice of the main character is so mumbling and low that I can barely understand what they are saying.

For me, it’s called “stop forcing me to be social when I don’t want to”

“if all you plebs don’t do everything in your power to keep pushing this this bubble higher, I’m going to make sure you all feel the pain.”

I thought the Vintage Story guys took it over?

That’s the antenna for a wireless network bridge to another building.

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Sounds like it was just a small section of incorrectly mixed (possibly contaminated) filament at either the beginning or end of a production batch. When they start mixing the plastics there can be some irregularities in the flow of materials and you get a bit more of one thing and a bit less of another. That’s normally cut away and discarded once everything is flowing correctly. Sometimes it’s missed or they didn’t cut enough.

I’d consider it a one off, or very rare incident, and not a general overall quality issue unless it starts happening regularly.

True. I should have been more specific. No strings in that there should be no expectation of receiving anything in return.

Going back to 60 from 120, I can say that it’s very noticable. Even outside of games, in things like the window manager, just resizing or moving windows feels very choppy.

We can give him the honor of being eaten last.

Nothing was stolen. The authors choose to give it away, for free, with no strings. That’s not theft.

No one forced them to choose that license, and no one forced anyone to contribute to that project.

If you can sign in, you should be able to reset the password.

Probably “great grandma” by then.

I just looked it up and wow, how have I managed to not hear about this game until now? This is going to be my next obsession.

Pretty much anything based on collecting cards or deck building.

Anyone using that thing for “long distances” will be dead by the time they arrive at the speed that things moves.

It’s just an early testing phase, more of an “ok, this drug kind of did what we want in mice, and the mice didn’t explode. It’s time to move to the next stage of testing on something more human analogue, like a pig.”

Yeah, of a person, but this was a cat. We will not stand for this!

We’ve all played games with unintelligent AI. This is just the opposite I guess.