TechnoCat

I really like Sam Natale’s videos. His minimalism and using the platform to achieve things we have traditionally or commonly used plugins for strikes a chord in me.

Tunic and Outer Wilds

I’ve been playing Tunic and it belongs on the list.

I wish my computer could run this game. On my short list of games I know I’ll love.

I only played one game, but it has been great: Tunic.

Someone recommend a new game for me.

I really enjoy these games:

• The Witness
• A Short Hike
• Fez
• Haven Park

Cars are actually two bicycles attached to each other. little known fact

n64 has so many great games

you can just run live-server on the command line. npx live-server

• https://www.npmjs.com/package/live-server

I am glad I’m on Fedora’s package repos. Not that this can’t happen on Fedora, but it is less likely than with AUR. I ran Arch for a bit but got tired with updates breaking things. I’m just not the tinkerer I was anymore.

I’ve experienced the harms leadership and hierarchial power can inflict. Lots of societal issues can be successfully explained through an anarchist lens.

You can also use the built in :map command. Bonus is that it will also show you your custom keymappings.

https://neovim.io/doc/user/map.html#map-listing

GrapheneOS’ really slow installs is because of its hardening I believe.

Cries in GrapheneOS’ slow application installs and updates.

Aren’t screens for the driver considered a bad idea?

https://typ.ing/

I checked out Slint and immediately closed out when I saw a pricing page. Some software is worth paying for, but a GUI library for me isn’t one of them. A community can usually keep a GUI library going because it doesn’t change a lot after it matures.

Agreed. It is just describing how async await works.

Well put. I agree with this.

I remember doing the warthog jump an awful lot in Halo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGQIQljaAc0