How long before reddit replaces the mods and reopens it? I give it a day or two after the 48 hour blackout

At least for me, I feel the same way (despite liking women) because I disliked seeing something that was relatively low quality get upvoted purely because of sex appeal. Hell, there's even a whole sub dedicated to the idea that people just paid attention to the sex appeal, only to be surprised that the content itself was really cool

https://www.reddit.com/r/UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG/ Upvoted Not Because Girl, But Because It Is Very Cool; However, I Do Concede That I Initially Clicked Because Girl.

This. They'll still try and take it off github though which is still a big deal

Agreed. I've gotten increasingly worried that the web has consolidated more and more. I'm actually very surprised to see some traction for new sites (especially the fediverse). I'm hoping more of the big internet companies trash their established positions and hopefully help inject some newer life into the internet

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I just started playing the game over this weekend actually, but the first holy shit moment I had was ::: spoiler spoiler Having to go through the quantum tunnels on the ember twin and also being able to teleport using the quantum rocks :::

I wouldn't call myself a metalhead, but I've been listening to Galneryus a lot lately (japanese powermetal). Any recommendations?

Imo the best case scenario we can realistically hope for is for him to be convicted and placed on house arrest

I've never actually used many old style forums (except for Pine64's) since I'm a bit younger, and my parents were strict on using the internet when I was younger. I like the idea of less content centralization since everything seems to happen on the larger websites, but I have no idea where to find almost any of these places lol

I honestly don't think the distro matters too much if you just use steam. I use Arch and haven't had any issues with steam or proton that I can recall. SteamOS is itself Arch-based as well

My favorites of the season are Oshi no Ko and Vinland Saga season 2, but I've also been watching Heavenly Delusion with my girlfriend. Watched a bit of Hell's Paradise and I'll probably finish that at some point when the season's over

Black Ops Zombies games.... at least until I found out every game has very well known hacks that allow for remote code execution of your PC. Yikes! Not touching those games anymore sadly

Same, I love to go back to my old pokemon games sometimes. I'll need to do a replay of Sinnoh since I haven't played that one in a while.

Haven't played factorio because the last thing I need is another thing taking up all my time 😅 I do sometimes play dwarf fortress though which is similar in the complexity of the game

If it's that far along I'll definitely have to check it out then! Thanks for the info, and I'll make sure to check the discord as well 👍

Finally! I've been checking like every month or two for 3 years since the announcement

Looks good, but I'm excited to see more game-play details sometime next year. At least there's some news on the game again finally though

Have you ever tried Dwarf Fortress?

Been meaning to play it after I bought it a while ago. I'll have to get to it this weekend

I love Budget Bytes :)

I'll have to try this one, thanks for sharing!

I've never tried Veloren, is it pretty enjoyable to play as it is now?