VerilyFemme @ VerilyFemme @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Age is a letter. It comes after G but before I.

Sign up for Plutonium and add it to Steam, worked like a dream on Linux

Rick Rubin is not a vibe coder

Terrifying.

Very nice! I'd been thinking there should be a standardized guide for switching, but this is so much better!

If you don't tell people you use Arch, then they come and install Ubuntu on your PC.

Yeah the required Activision account was already putting me off. I don't think I'll be getting this one. No skating to Cut Chemist Suite means I'm out.

Man Orange

Honestly the original scene was real shit. Obi-Wan is Qui-Gon's apprentice, he's not about to point out how Qui-Gon's plan is just bad.

Wait, the concentration camp is inhumane???

You say that as though she's the exception to the rule

Started in the same city as Limp Bizkit

"lol," I said, "lmao"

No problem, friend! I hope you enjoy yourself!

Due to being made by such a small team (Toby Fox made most of the game himself, to my knowledge), Undertale has a really unique creative vision. It's definitely Earthbound-inspired, but there's nothing like the music, art, and humor of Undertale. It's a game for the ages for sure.

Then keep reading my comment

Spiritual successor/sequel, kinda, AFAIK. You would definitely get a lot more out of it if you played Undertale first. But, if the first two chapters are anything to go by, all of the things originally from Undertale have been totally repurposed. For instance, quite a few NPCs from Undertale show up with the same characterization but no memory of the world and events in Undertale.

Though, knowing Toby Fox, there's either a huge twist or something super meta tying the worlds together at the end. I should note I haven't finished it yet.

Hmm, would have thought the reputation preceded the community a bit more. All the more reason for people to play Deltarune, out now on Steam.

In order:

-Home

-My kin

-Blue skies

-The Swampers

Jokes aside, the main thing in the song is that Alabama is home. Sticky sweet watermelon juice dripping down your chin in the humid summer heat, the blues of the Shoals area, the kudzu creeping along the roadside - these things may mean nothing to you, but they scream home to someone from Alabama.

It's worth noting that the song is a little bit tongue in cheek, according to Ronnie Van Zant. They put in audible boos for desegregation opponent Gov. George Wallace. Though the cowriter Ed King also contradicted that interpretation in 2009.

That said, it seems to be a bit of an ironic song.

But for actual important things from Alabama, Marshall Space Flight Center is a major NASA research center in Huntsville. MSFC lead design and assembly for the International Space Station. I believe Huntsville is currently the fastest growing city in the US, and it's a major city for hospital workers and automotive manufacturing as well.

The Muscle Shoals area has always been known for its music, as well, whether originating from or just recorded there. If you consider that important, which I do. Just look into anything recorded in that area. You'll be surprised.

idk is it really an in-joke to imply Deltarune fans are gay?

The further you get into it, the more intentional it is.

Excellent analysis, by the way. Goes to show that art will be art no matter how much us geezers disapprove.