I hope this doesn’t come across as offensive (I appreciate that pronouns are something personal to the individual), but if I’m understanding correctly, drag is shorthand for dragon right? What about using the full word ‘dragon’ instead?
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I hope this doesn’t come across as offensive (I appreciate that pronouns are something personal to the individual), but if I’m understanding correctly, drag is shorthand for dragon right? What about using the full word ‘dragon’ instead?
I have a third party dock, but I’ve experienced a lot of the same issues you’ve mentioned. That said, the updates over the last year have improved things significantly for me.
When it comes to switching between gaming and desktop mode whilst docked I still have issues there. I usually disconnect the display whilst switching, just to be safe.
Just to say, things are loading muuuuch quicker than before! Nice work :3
What do you think happened?
Thanks for clarifying. Free access to academic information for all is a worthy goal.
One would hope that organisations hosting digital libraries of academic journals would hold those in perpetuity. But often the subscriptions are exploitatively expensive, and I’m of the opinion that such information should be made available for free. In any case, having private libraries as a backup is certainly a good idea for a variety of reasons.
The same goes for preserving the volumes of data that will inevitably be quietly binned and forgotten to save server space.
I’ve read through the article, but I’m somewhat uncertain as to what particular texts the author is hoping to preserve. Mainly academic journals? Or is it just referring to any texts available online (the article does make reference to artistic works that can’t be ‘reinvented’)?
It probably doesn’t help that I’m unfamiliar with a lot of the projects mentioned here.
Ah no, there were a couple of PS2 and one on Wii I believe!
Yes, under those conditions you’d have about $969 million: 531 years since 1493. $5000 x 365 = $1825000 per year x 531 = $969,075,000
According to this article Jeff Bezos makes $595,728,000 a week (holy shit), so even if you were Methuselah earning $5000 a day, he’d still have more money than you after two weeks 😱
Thanks for this, but you might have to clarify for me. If I’m using a Steam Deck (and correct me if I’m wrong here), gaming mode doesn’t use the Steam Client, right? Gaming mode is more an ‘inbuilt feature’ of SteamOS?
I was wondering if game recording would now be included, as it makes reference to it here:
Fixed a problem where a Game Recording capture failing could cause subsequent captures to also fail
Looks sick! Admittedly I never got into Monster Hunter World. My understanding is that there are two Monster Hunter teams within Capcom, and the ones making the portable games were always my favourites. I loved Gen U and Rise. But I’m hoping I can get into this entry - I’ll give the beta a try for sure.
So is game recording now in stable?
Yeah I really wasn’t a fan of that. Coming from something like Hollow Knight, which colour codes each region and shows an outline of each individual area… Ender Lilies in comparison doesn’t do a great job. Say I remember ‘oh the area with the big drawbridge, there was a locked door that I can now get past’, and then having to work out which rectangle that was on the map - kinda frustrating. But I’ll definitely keep an eye out for the second game.
I played this after it came up on PS+ as I’d heard good things. Whilst I did finish the game (well, ending 2) my feelings were mixed.
The combat is smooth with satisfying hits and it has a pretty soundtrack. But I found the graphics overly grey and detailed in a weirdly ugly/uncanny way? It’s hard to describe but the aesthetics weren’t particularly appealing to me. The map is also unhelpful - it’s just abstract squares that don’t represent the actual shapes of the rooms. So backtracking once you have a new traversal item is a pain. And I think all of this together made it tricky for me to care much for the story, which felt disjointed and uninspired.
But that said, the actual gameplay was decent and I sure it would appeal to most people. I’ve heard the second game actually fixes a lot of the issues I had.
Sure, the text states ‘no crime makes one’s life forfeit’, and I read that quite clearly, but I’m proposing an exception to this rule when it comes to fascists ^.~ It’s a little joke
Thanks for doing this giveaway! This is a game I’ve been meaning to try for a while :)
As for something positive, here’s a lynx having a good stretch - it’s one of the winning photos for the Wildlife photographer of the year (Igor Metelskiy)