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This is important, and so good!
If you’re in the EU and care about consumer rights, sign it. Then, when you’re done, please talk to everyone you know, gamers or not, and convince them to sign too!
This is important, and so good!
If you’re in the EU and care about consumer rights, sign it. Then, when you’re done, please talk to everyone you know, gamers or not, and convince them to sign too!
Wait, this is YOUR fault?!! 😋
That’s amazing work, well done! And thanks for writing everything up in a blog post it’s super interesting :)
Beautiful 😍
Concerning Minecraft, as I know the game it seems fine, playing Java on a survival server I run for friends.
However, I wonder what the experience is for the other millions of players, on Bedrock, highly popular monetized servers, etc.
What crappy casino-like techniques are used to monetize Minecraft in those contexts? I really don’t know as I’m in my own Minecraft bubble, but I’m sure there are lots of examples as it’s such a monumentally large game.
That’s interesting! I do something similar using Obsidian, but not nearly as structured or disciplined. Going to make some changes 🙂
I do currently keep a list of tasks and organise them daily, but what you said about putting on a different hat made me realise that I’ve been treating it as a chore to get done as fast as possible, whereas I should respect this stage and allot myself the time to get into the correct headspace. Thank you for the detailed reply and your encouragement!
Thanks for the compliment 🙂 and yes that’s exactly it, I’ve been frustrated at myself about being overly critical of my own work, and would love to get more of that flowstate urgency you feel while participating in gamejams into my everyday life. But you’re right, I’m going to follow your advice and make it more prominent!
Thank you! You’re right, I never realised how similar they look 😀
That’s the dream!
I know right! I keep wishing all software would adopt some of it’s amazing features, like hover copy-pasting, being able to right-click any button/option to set a custom keyboard shortcut for it, being able to type maths into any numerical field, etc.
Some great private trakers implement a system where users are rewarded for the time they spend seeding rather than the amount of data seeded. This creates an incentive towards keeping torrents available to everyone for a long time, which makes the whole system healthier.
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