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This is exactly why right here, cost aside.

I would not hand out hundreds of Chromebooks to kids running some Linux distro I installed even if I could. It's critical to have full manufacturer support in these types of environments.

I'm currently in the market for something like a Chromebook but I'm not buying one because of stuff like this.

Kinda.

I've wondered the same thing for a while. Procedural dungeons in fully 3D in a fantasy setting would be great and it's weird that it doesn't exist at least as a modern game.

Wayfinder kinda is like this but I'm not sure if it'll fully scratch that itch in the end.

A zombie building game like 7 Days to Die, but with the emphasis on building and not pogs per second on Twitch to drive sales.

Also No Man's Sky but built from the ground up for PC with HOTAS support and far more varied and better procedural generation.

Probably one of the many things eventually on the chopping block.

I'm glad it's this and not actually real tbh.

So too do far too many other games.

Usually because they want to sell you cosmetics and other junk and the only way to ensure you don't just mod it in for free is to make the game phone home and verify itself constantly.

Look up any model you are considering on the following websites and if it's listed it should tell you everything you need to know about Linux support. I'd say you'd be safe with most laptops these days though.

https://linux-hardware.org/?view=computers

https://www.linux-laptop.net/

Goodbye Drop, nice knowing you.

Watch Corsair add maximum rainbow unicorn vomit while cutting every cost and quality aspect they can. Independent my arse.

The author has never actually eaten these biscuits I reckon.

I still have the scars on my knuckles from being hit by my principal with the cane across my hands.

I'm not naive enough to think this doesn't still go on or worse all over the world, but I though America was better than this.

All those "conservative people" who don't support "the bad stuff" but then turn a blind eye to these kind of things make me sick.

Personally, I'd take the background out and make the bee itself a bit larger.

Not bad though!

That "play-to-earn" system ended up just being a means for people to exploit others in poorer counties to grind countless hours in the game for a pittance.

There's no value in cross-game sharing of assets, nether for the developer nor the players.

When the game dies so does anything of value related to the assets themselves. The blockchain will probably die too. Someone one day resurrecting the game is a pretty flimsy reason at best to justify all of the negatives that come with blockchain in games, because 2 decades later it wouldn't matter anyway.

It's only purpose is to monetize your gameplay time with some kind of real world "value".

Everything else is just the lies they tell you to get away with enshitifying the game.

Isn't this always going to be a problem though? They can just go to other servers with open registration and do the same thing, the only way to avoid that is to never federate at all with the current tools available.

Personally at least I had no expectations of your team moderating or otherwise being responsible for the content coming from those instances and thought it was enough to use the new icon set to clearly identify content from Beehaw vs the others.

It's a shame because such a move feels very anti-fediverse to me but I am new to the platform so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Domain names are cheap, like $25/year.