On one hand I really like the idea, gamification of solarpunk could really propel things (though could also make people dismissive of it being only a game, beware), but on the other hand the custom extra tools required provide a higher barrier to entry, and extra e-waste if not handled properly (though apart from a 3d printed cover they seem like some raspi/arduino/similar programmable thing with some semi-standard attachments, so that may be pretty okay.
I hate ads, that’s my personal reason for adblocking where possible and avoiding where not.
Or posting someone else’s serious-intended content to a wrong community for rage-induced engagement
“in the end it will even out” what does that even mean?
You are not immune to propaganda.
For clarity, they’re trying to say that tankie is a word used by capitalists, not for capitalists.
And looking at their instance, they’re the tankie lol
What’s the chance of exploiting this to patch it?
Not me, sorry. I have my Steelseries arctis (over ears) for gaming at home, and my Shokz openrun (those are even rated for swimming iirc, but bone conduction is a bit rough on the audio, though I’m not enough of an audiophile to notice, except for 3d audio) for everything else, especially biking, where I prefer to be able to hear my surroundings and wear a helmet.
As someone also preferring headphones to in-ears for the same reasons, have you tried something like the shokz openrun series? The audio quality isn’t the best, but your ears are free. Otherwise I’d suggest trying dry shampoo or other quick hair styling tools and just accept headphone hair instead lol. Nothing smaller than a headphone can ever come close enough for an audiophile.
Yeah but that self contained is just what makes it feel confined to me, I’m missing the “there’s a whole interconnected world to explore” vibe of the base game.
It’s not bad by any means though, maybe I shouldn’t have played them in succession and left a break instead.
Yeah I don’t regret buying it to sponsor the devs, but I missed the “one long interconnected puzzle” aspect. It does feel a little tacked on afterwards (because of course, it can’t be any other way).
It’s not bad, it just feels too confined to me after playing the open world base game.
It’s in the DLC, but frankly it wasn’t that good imo. The base game was easily top 10 games I ever played, the DLC I didn’t even finish.
A good (not for-profit) criminal justice system is built upon the idea of reintegration. If you 100% cannot reintegrate a(n ex-)criminal, then sure, relieve society from that burden.
EXCEPT that you can never be 100% sure of either guilt nor lack of reintegration, so lifelong internment is the only solution.
To quote Gandalf: “Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise cannot see all ends. I have not much hope that Gollum can be cured before he dies, but there is a chance of it.”
Absolutely, it looks like it’s mostly managing expectations that come with calling something arch based.
In your recipe analogy, calling your new cookie recipe, which you based on your granny’s chocolate chip cookie recipe, “chocolate chip cookie based”, but ending up with a raisin cookie (you removed the chocolate chips) would be false advertising, even if technically true in the way you describe.
I do feel like most people I talk to irl seem to agree that eating less meat is good for everyone, but that’s very local of course, and agreeing and doing it is also not necessarily connected 😅
Modern meat consumption is very disconnected from survival for most people though.
https://linux.kde.org/#what-kind-of-base-technology-does-kde-linux-use
They disagree with calling it arch based:
What kind of base technology does KDE Linux use?
KDE Linux is an “immutable base OS” Linux distro created using Arch Linux packages, but it should not be considered an “Arch-based distro”; Arch is simply a means to an end, and KDE Linux doesn’t even ship with the pacman package manager.
KDE Linux leans on Systemd for a great deal of functionality. Updates are atomic and image-based, with the last 5 OS images cached on disk. Only the Wayland session is supported. Apps primarily come from Flatpak.
Learn more about KDE Linux’s architecture.
Kde is building their own non ubuntu Linux distro, pretty cool imo
I think it’s easy to forget that we are all biased and when jumping to one conclusion is easy for us, another may be easy for someone else.
My 2.5 year old sometimes watches this kid show “Bing”, and it really just spells out the moral of the story at the end, maybe “grown up” media should do that more too? Don’t expect your audience to just know what comes naturally to you, tell them.
I know this goes against the core “show, don’t tell” principle of writing a good story, but maybe we can do show and tell?
(And I say we collectively while I’ve never created anything with a message 😅)