actively making their product worse. awesome

When I was a young kid, I didn’t understand that the NPCs and game world were essentially fixed. I genuinely believed they were just as alive as I was, and was participating in their world.

I would go around following NPCs, try talking to them and felt like I was really helping someone when I would do quests and such. The games I remember that feeling the best was Zelda OOT & Majora’s Mask. Doing the couples mask quest line all on my own* and my little notebook I kept track of what people needed was wild. Man I wish I didn’t lose that book so I could look at it again.

*Edit: My much older cousin would help me if I got really stuck. But he didn’t pop my bubble.

I had a director that just couldn’t do it. Took 47 tries for him to login. Didn’t matter what computer they used. I checked to make sure there wasn’t any outside source locking them out. They just weren’t able to do it.

Discussing emulators on Lemmy.world may be problematic. You’d be better off on a lemmy.dbzer0.com account.

!emulation@sh.itjust.works

RIP FUNimation you didn’t deserve this.

Princess Maker 2, best game ever on that. 🥰

For a second I thought you meant bundling pizza with the deal. Which I think would work well. Imagine getting one free dominoes pizza a week with game pass ultimate++. Haha

For those that have played it. How’s it compare to borderlands 3 and Wonderlands?

I thought the characters and story in 3 was bad but the gameplay was solid.

I also felt wonderlands characters and story was fun but the gameplay kinda meh.

I expect my phones to last 1 year for every $100 I spent on it.

I recently learned God of War and the Linux kernel developers are having a programming feud.

“…Luck’s patch had achieved its intended purpose; God of War players are now suitably miserable…”

https://lwn.net/Articles/911219/

The fact these are sold with less than 2TB stock is pathetic. Given some games are hitting 500GB

Either on a modded console or PC. 256 colour era and sprite games look great on an OLED display.

Theoretically, you could do it in real-time and cache it.

I think it would be important to check the API rules of w/e service you’re using.

https://www.enjen.net/asn-blocklist/readme.php#api

Some CDNs I believe can already do it like cloudflare. But I havn’t tested it myself, but I have seen ASN block pages through them in the past.

Should be easier to block them by ASN instead of IP. That way you can control ipv6 connections too.

But if you don’t do business with the UK, I wonder if you are allowed to ignore them?

If they signed net neutrality into law they could have avoided this. Can’t have it both ways industry, it’s either a utility or a service.

486 and first gen Pentiums are still supported, though I’d expect not for much longer.

It’s funny you mention that.

I’ve been loosely following development around maintaining support for those. (And seeing i686 become the x86 soft target)

It seems we’re entering the era where test units related to these legacy platforms are no longer blockers should they fail. We’re also seeing a mass exodus for support of the x86_64 v1 and v2 feature sets in some distributions and projects.

But that doesn’t mean no one is working on supporting legacy stuff.

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.16-SoundBlaster-AWE32

Sometimes the full game was on those demo discs and you could use gameshark to bypass the flag to kick you off.

Whenever I see something like this, I can only imagine an utopia free of capitalistic agendas that is humanity first.

I feel ya, some of the posts you said that on, probably should be NSFW. But not a romantic kiss imho. Other sites solved this ages ago with explicit, questionable and safe tags.

I think it’s ridiculous that Lemmy adopted the binary NSFW option from Reddit. With the Ukraine war and people posting videos as NSFW with body parts laying around. I don’t want to see the anime pictures in the same bucket as that either.

There needs to be more tags and that would make everyone happy.

Oh exciting news.

I used to use this for a file server.