darkphotonstudio @ darkphotonstudio @beehaw.org

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Could any any of this have been avoided if we hadn't (and continue to) ruthlessly persued neoliberal economic policies? Nahhh.

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Oh look, another Linux user whining about a binary distribution method they don't like. If you don't like Appimages, don't use them.

I love Doom but it's better with the Brutal Doom mod. I won't play more recent, gory, and visually realistic shooters, but BD is so cartoonish and over the top and pixelated, I love it. I wish I had the patience for longer games, but with old-school FPSs, I can play a few maps and be happy and do something else.

Lol thanks but I already use it. That's what I went to when I finally gave up on Gnome.

When is not sucking going to be added as a feature?

Here a truth no one wants to acknowledge: smart phones suck. Both iOS and Android are awful. Phones are unrepairable future e-waste. Being able to use your phone as a desktop has never happened beyond Samsung's DeX for reasons I can't comprehend, because there's no good reason they couldn't be. Smart phones are trash and have made the world a worse place.

Yay, that one shitty billionaire is winning against the other shitty billionaire! As you can tell, I'm super invested in which of my favourite shitty billionaires is successful.

That page is broken. It won't load properly for me on Firefox.

The industry always takes all the wrong lessons from successful games. For example, Successful Cool Game (SCG for short) has new technology x. The rest of the industry will ignore everything that actually made the SCG fun and engaging and focus on tech x, because obviously, the new amazing tech x is what made SCG successful! Hey, code monkeys, spend the next 18 months developing tech x, 6 months on the actual game content, then we'll spend over half of the＄150 million budget on marketing and bam, we have a sure-fire hit! The game fails, and they fire all the code monkeys and close the studio. Rinse and repeat.

Again, I agree. But basic HTML is barely coding. I'd just avoid CSS. Anyway, I genuinely wish you the best of luck finding a decent application.

I understand that, I really do. But some stuff just requires you learn a bit to make it work.

"Get unlimited access to The Washington Post You can cancel anytime."

I wish people would stop posting links to news websites with paywalls.

I'm a hopelessly terrible html scripter but even I grew frustrated with WYSIWYG tools like Dreamweaver. You're probably better off with a text editor and an open browser and just manually refresh the page as you go.

Who is this cartoonist? Do they have a website?

The thing ruining the social contract of the web is the profit motive

Dingdingdingdingding!

53 year old me.

What a weird question. I download music I like. Sometimes I buy stuff on Bandcamp or download from YT. I don't use Spotify and I'm an album/artist listener. Am I missing something here? Do people not have personal music libraries any more? Do people now just listen to whatever bullshit Spotify randomly plays? If so, that's sad.

This is a serious question, I'd love to hear some other views on this: should there be laws that assess new tech before it is allowed into the public sphere? How would such things be enforeced?

Weird, I've survived without it for 8 years.