#1, usually.

What a class act, declining the nomination because it wasn’t their first game, just the first under the current pseudonym.

Probably a rule that’s intended to prevent self-promotion, eitger over-zealously written or over-zealously enforced.

Shite, I’m pretty damned sure I updated like a week ago. The updates always pop up in the main menu of the app, and they often mean a fix for google’s latest anti-adblock measures, so I usually update right away. I should probably adjust that policy to add some delay.

So, it’s a way for applications to make themselves more hardened against exploitation? Was really confused on first reading the title, but that makes some sense. Applications declare what permissions they need, up-front, so any exploits during normal operation can only operate under that umbrella. Unless the startup processes of the application itself are exploited.

Welcome to last week, Tim.

Code by Charles Petzold was formative for me, over 20 years ago. So, excellent choice.

“Congratulations on beating the tutorial.”

No game I’m aware of has ever embodied this joke as much as Blue Prince, cause it’s NOT a joke.

That’s the precise reason that you eat a hotndog the same way.

As in, they’re going to end operations in the US? Great news! Wish it could’ve happened sooner.

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I’m aware this likely means nothing of the sort.

I built a dumb little spaceship game in, like 7th or 8th grade, which was over 20 years ago. I used a game-making learner program I found through Nintendo Power magazine. Game making resources and have only gotten better and more numerous since then.

Elden Ring will always be pretty special to me, but as far as being FUN, it’s not in the same league as Nightreign.

It took me like 3 tries to get into it, and even then, I respect it more than I enjoy actually playing it, these days. If it’s not your thing, it’s not your thing.

GTA. All of them, but especially 5.

Are you me and your friend is also me?

This sounds a HELL of a lot like my scenario. I swapped to Bazzite from Mint on account of NVidia/gaming issues, and IMMEDIATELY noticed a big improvement, but I’ve had a handful of issues dealing with the flatpak of JetBrains Rider, and Firefox for that matter.

One thing I figured out early was to configure permissions to allow Rider to access the filesystem outside of its sandbox. That seems to be not something that flatpaks are setup for, by default.

More recently, I found that flatpak sandboxes don’t inherit PATH or other global system variables. Which makes sense, but I haven’t figured out the solution yet.

I would definitely take a shot at another KDE distro, cause I also have liked KDE/Plasma (that’s what Bazzite runs, right?) more than I did Cinnamon, but I don’t know anything about what Bazzite does to get great NVidia performance for gaming, or how I might replicate it on a non-immutable distro.

I mean, it’s only one banger game. You sure you’re not thinking of the other guy?

It sucks that I ended up losing most of a series of gaming progress image posts I was doing, in a particular community. I got all the images re-uploaded to my new home, and edited all the original posts, but quite a lot of those edits never got federated properly, so now the posts just have dead image links.

Been pretty great, otherwise.

So, it’s C#'s Nullavle Reference Types feature" but for Java, and not baked into the language.

So, it’s C#'s Nullavle Reference Types feature" but for Java, and not baked into the language.

So, it’s C#'s Nullavle Reference Types feature" but for Java, and not baked into the language.