Trail @ Trail @lemmy.world

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Were you watching The Fall of Civilizations recently?

OK a lot of them I can get behind, but wtf is the deal with tar at 262 pages or so.

I thought that was a monty python bit?

I guess you could argue that a simple http client is not a browser, so these would be excluded. But if you write code yourself to use an http client to make a browser, then you would have to implement Frances's bullshit to be legal in France.

But that depends on how you legally distinguish between a simple http client and a browser...

I have had one of the pathfinders games gifted to me, but not tried yet. I guess I should give it a go after I finish up with (totally unrelated) Monster Train.

Thank you. Well yeah, that's what I was afraid of. Still seems like a good game regardless, though, so I'll try it at a discount later on.

But damn it I miss stories like Bg1 or ps:Torment.

So things like curl or lynx would be illegal eh? Good luck enforcing those.

So as someone who is an avid fan of Bg1 and bg2, but having never played divinity games because of kinda lack of interest, is bg3 worthy or not? I don't want to get disappointed.

I had played some post-bg rpgs like dragon age: origins, but it felt like meh and I did not complete it.

I haven't seen the fall of civilizations channel being mentioned, so here you go.

I also stay overnight and plan on sleeping during the flight. Except I actually sleep like a baby. I am usually having trouble staying awake for the dinner.

Last flight to Japan the plane was mostly empty, so all of my company we moved to empty rows, we each had 3 seats to ourselves and slept lying down like in a bed. Best flight ever. Also did the same in the return flight.

One of the greatest experiences for sure. It's more like a book or a visual novel, though, rather than a game, I would say.

Except maybe office online in my experience, but I still use Firefox regardless even there. Not a deal breaker.

No, no noticeable resources used in my case, but I also have a pretty new CPU and such.

Eh, not really, as far as I see.

I haven't tried signalrgb, but openrgb is good enough for me. I've set it up (with some plugins and additional .json manual editing) so that my CPU fan is a separate zone that goes green-red according to CPU load, and the rest of the fans have a nice swirling blue-purple color. It was a bit of a pain to actually manage to split it like that, but it works very well and looks beautiful, so ain't touching it any more :)