Caves of Qud is really good, but I don’t know if it is fully compatible with the Steam Deck. Very good RPG though.

Bait used to be believable

I guess we should watch out for when they make an AI based VR “experience” then. That’ll definitely turn into a Matrix like situation.

(Assuming it doesn’t turn into complete garbage like that AI Minecraft experiment.)

Do you think this is the reason why so much money is being poured into generative AI by tech bros and now the US government? Lessening the critical thinking skills of people who use it, which is a lot of people by now, so that they don’t worry about what unethical things companies or the government does?

Something to think about, I suppose.

Ultrakill made me appreciate instant respawns and notice the downtime that certain games give you when travelling back to the boss arena like Dark Souls.

Because they want you to complain about the developers and not their corporate overlords.

I’ve been recently playing Kingsway which is a pretty unique roguelite RPG where the entire game takes place in a fake operating system inspired by the Windows 95 interface. Only on Steam though iirc.

Pretty fun, though I wish there were mods to increase the amount of content in the game.

So if both are evil, are there any good alternatives to them?

Could be a problem if you microwave it together with the tea bag.

Also I find microwaves to not heat up the water properly, leaving some cold spots.

Revit, Tekla, AutoCAD, the usual. I have tried out FreeCAD but found it clunky to use comparably.

I use Linux and none of the programs I need for structural engineering work on Linux.

Trust me, I would totally ditch the dual boot if I could, but sadly, I can’t