Cloudless ☼ @ cloudless @lemmy.cafe

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Thanks. I really enjoyed the challenge this time. Glad you liked it.

At first I wanted Bing to make some subtle graphical artefact but Bing doesn't understand subtlety. Then I thought of "spirit photography" which should fit the theme. The result wasn't exactly what I expected it to be, but looked quite interesting.

I fully understood what they were trying to do when they chased me for 5 minutes straight. I didn't provoke them or anything.

There is no misunderstanding, they are being jerks to us, even if they are a normal part of nature.

Want to upvote because science. Want to downvote because Musk.

I guess that's how most of us feel about this post.

Please do. I always block lemmy.ml so I don't see anything posted on their instance.

The account I use now is totally defederated from lemmy.ml. I use it by choice.

In Japan the series is called Bio Hazard.

Is it PernMUSH?

The droppings can drown people.

RE5 for couch co-op. It is actually pretty good as an action game, but lacking the atmosphere of a horror game.

The worst part is the unintentional (?) racism. Or the general insensitivity of handling races.

RE4 is great, but the tank controls are difficult to get back to. I haven't tried the remake yet.

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Other Lemmy UI/apps can browse communities, it is not a limitation.

Take a look at phtn.app for example.

Bright balloons billowing beneath blue blankets bring bountiful bliss.

My soup is broken

"Feeling tired? Buy this massager from our Marketplace. On special discount today."

What about Karen?

No that is Diddy Kong

Remember when Netscape Navigator was the dominant web browser? The early versions of Netscape were light. We had to use Flash Player for interactive media and RealPlayer for video streaming.

I don't know how to feel about your opinion. While I like applications (and websites) to be light and simple, the Netscape kind of integration was a mess. Microsoft used ActiveX which was a security nightmare.

Modern browsers allow feature-rich applications to be built without depending on external services, which provides a seamless experience to users, especially non-technical users.

What I would prefer is a more bare-bone browser, but with add-ons supporting features as needed. I really dislike how Firefox bundles Pocket when it should be an add-on instead.

I made one with a similar theme earlier and forgot to post it.

Oh, absolutly! I wood never leaf a mistake unattend. It's like leaving your zipper down – you've gotta zip it up before too many peephol notice! So, I'd scurry over to the edit botton faster than a squirel with a nuts.

If they only have a support team for Windows, then it makes sense to use Windows only for all their devices. If they deploy a different OS, then they need to either hire a new support team, or train the existing team for the new OS. Either way would be more expensive than the licensing fees.