Why are so many people here calling Spez “Spaz”? Isn’t that considered to be a slur similarly to the r-word?

Edit: Mind actually answering my question instead of mindlessly downvoting? Jesus

URL Checker is an awesome that many more should be using if they’re not. It can also remove trackers, redirects and other shenanigans from links before committing to the click

We’re also participating over at [email protected], so check out the stickied post if you’re interested :)

Aren’t there mods? At least texture packs, right?

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Don’t use thick lube for unresponsive yoyos and vice versa. Thick lube will make an unresponsive yoyo more responsive which you don’t want.

And don’t stress about playing a soulslike a certain way and don’t listen to gatekeeping haters. Play whatever way you want - it’s a game after all and you bought it for your pleasure

That’s surprising. Would have thought the game to be “old enough” to perform well on the Deck.

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Hi :) it’s a niche community but I’m doing what I can

You go, girl 💜

I’d laugh if this weren’t so sad. Sounds like Sony is doing what they can to can any developer under their umbrella. Although, that’s more of a Microsoft thing, sad to see this happen so frequently

Got it. Thanks :)

Manual updates via jailbroken console are probably not an option either, right?

Is the game updated at all nowadays on PS3?

Same old same old. Have recently started posting meta posts that might turn into weekly posts. Curious to see their reception. Engagement seems to largely be luck and time based lol. Though I’ve seen a couple more people posting apart from myself which is nice

Looks awesome - I like the vibrant colours and warmth that radiates from the painting. Reminds me a little of Disco Elysium

It’s sad that people have gotten used to just throwing away stuff instead of repairing it. Sure, some repairs really aren’t worth it - like the screen I’d gotten replaced of my LG G3 that was prone to have this defect with its screen regardless of screen swaps and whatnot - but most of the time, it’s just minor things that can actually be fixed by non-tech savvy person.

I think it should be of paramount importance that more companies are held accountable as to the amount of waste they’re producing and how much they’re contributing to pollution and waste around the globe. Unfortunately, capitalism is a thing, so that’s not gonna happen.

Having repairable options for those that do care is awesome, though. If I could afford, I’d gladly go for a Fairphone if I ever need to replace my current phone (still going strong after 5 years of use). Until their mass appeal, they’ll likely remain out of my pockets.

It depends on the language you’re coming from and whose IPA transcription you’re learning. I’ve got a Bachelor’s in English linguistics so I’ve initially learned about IPA in the context of the English language. Being a native German, it was a bit difficult to get into it and remember all “special” characters that are exclusive to English and don’t appear in German or rather “uncharacteristic” realisations of German phonemes.

In my second Bachelor’s, I studied IPA in a German phonetics class and actually were really fine in that class - got used to the character since most German phonemes match with their IPA counterparts.

In my current SLP apprenticeship, I’d wager that I’m best in class in terms of IPA: transcribing utterances phonetically and reading IPA.

All of that to say, it’s weird at first but since German and English share the same language family and both languages’ letters match the IPA versions, it’s quite manageable, I’d wager. Welcoming any other opinions :)

Edit: inconsistent spelling in English also doesn’t make it a whole lot easier to get the hang of IPA spelling :D

Honestly, that’s kind of big dick energy

Ironic that this got a downvote despite genuinely further adding to the conversation and comment you replied to