

Unless they’ve changed it in the last month then it’s 50 GB for zip.
Unless they’ve changed it in the last month then it’s 50 GB for zip.
I’m glad it’s not just me. It’s a lonely experience.
Randy, you molest your employees with that mouth?!
Most of their customers don’t listen to them. Not hear and disregard, never listen in the first place. Have no interest in game industry gossip.
I guess I’m not premium enough to give you my money, Randy.
Game development as a service.
A fair point but I was meaning from a cultural vandalism angle.
Final Fantasy VIII, why are you crying?
Arguably copyright is worse.
The notion that Reddit is an app to people hurts my aging brain.
Yep, but not on Lemmy. She uses Mastodon.
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Here’s the link to the actual content: https://gbstudiocentral.com/news/gb-pixel-art-jam-2025/
Adding another step in the toolchain basically means it’s not going to be used, unfortunately.
I currently use PixelDroid and it has editing tools but I’m open to using another client if it’s a smoother experience.
That didn’t happen until 2013.
It doesn’t appear to have any image editing tools. Kind of a showstopper in terms of posting pictures - I can’t even crop.
I have five users, max, and barely any files. I don’t know which one Nextcloud AIO uses and I don’t care. There’s no wrong answer for such a small deployment. It uses whatever database Nextcloud felt was sensible as the default. They know more about picking the right tool for their requirements than I do.
If I’m building something for myself, then I care.
Ah, the thing you’re missing that the hiring people understand is that by learning one you are now unable to learn another. I assume that in situations where both are needed genetic engineering is involved.
It’d be nice if their experience shopping lists weren’t hilarious. No, I don’t have experience with every automation tool under the sun (or whatever). I’ve tried a few and worked extensively with them as they’re a tool to get the job done. I’m not running a tool review podcast, I’ve got shit to do. I’m sure I can learn to use whatever tool you’re using just fine but I’m not going to spend time trialling everything on the market just in case when that time could be used to get results with the tools I have. Holy run-on sentence, Batman.
That was the point of my question, to be honest. I don’t understand. Cheating in a single player game to experience it I get. Unlimited ammo, all unlocks, that kind of thing - it lets the game be played differently. But against other players it seems completely pointless from my perspective.
I wish government organisations would host their own Mastodon servers. Get off Twitter.