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  • Again. I've said before that release downloads are an additional feature. But it's a feature most people use. Neither did I say it was easy, nor it was cheap. Just that it makes sense and that it doesn't take anything away from the professionals regarding UI quality or focus.

  • It's an additional feature of GitHub that literally everyone uses. Therefore it has purpose. I think it's ridiculous to argue against it.

    Explain to me how developers or the UI would suffer from easier access to releases?

  • It's not a compromise to make another download button for the last release as well. No one looses.

  • So you never downloaded a program on GitHub?

    No one everever said you need to compromise its focus on developers. There is no compromise to be made. It's just a stupid button. Stop arguing lol.

  • Do most people who use Excel also make art with it? Because sometimes devs also just download exe files on GitHub :D

    They don't just always copy code from there.

  • It doesn't have to be a compromise imo. Most people just need a visible download button on the front pages. Wouldn't hurt devs at all. I mean, even devs sometimes struggle with this lol.

  • Imo they aren't even trying, because it's not that hard to make it better. Doesn't even have to be a compromise. Most people just need a visible download button for the programs, that's all.

  • GitHub has bad UX for people who just wanna download and use the programs

  • From my point of view it's a bull!

  • Broken memeses

  • If you play these old games in fullhd etc, it actually feels like the game you remember. If you play it in original resolution it's nothing like that.

  • Or just use the cracked versions if you have android

  • Also depends where you go I guess. I just know that in the Balkans they are more chill about it, because Tito was one of the 'friendlier' dictators. So some people wish to go back to a united Yugoslavia. Makes sense considering the rising ethnic tensions in the post-yugoslavia days. Most of the eastern european countries however will probably have a more negative stance on this (Poland, CZ etc).

    And my bet is that you'll definitely have a hard time in Indonesia, because they still make the communist responsible for a lot of deaths that happened in the 60s - good documentary about it is 'The Act of Killing'. Also Cambodia... dunno about Thailand

  • Don't you think that depends where you go? In some parts of the world you'd probaly be killed for it

  • Unintentional but not unexpected

  • I'm also on the edge with H

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  • That's a subjective thing I would say. Many people on here would agree that playing a game can also turn into a conversation. If my kids were to play Pokemon or Zelda for example, I could engage with it quite well. It just depends if you know the franchise/culture, making it easier to resonate with.

    And tbh I didn't particularly enjoy my family looking at my drawings when I was younger, cause I didn't wanna get a comment about it.