I don’t get why people keep insisting on putting the D&D label on everything, even when it doesn’t apply at all. There’s so many other games out there

That’s quitter talk

Says the guy whose comment history is 50% nonsensical, psychotic rants

There’s Jerboa (the official one), Sync, Voyager, and over a dozen more different front ends.

Just search for Lemmy on Google Play or FDroid and you’ll find options

I would like to remind everyone that Crunchyroll is owned by Sony, which has done a generally terrible job at preventing and managing data breaches for decades now

The link leads to an error 404.

You can use a prepaid visa to buy account credits

Have you tried doing specifically that and/or do they claim you can do specifically that? I tried doing the same thing when making a Tuta account and it wouldn’t accept prepaid cards, though they do have a 3rd party source you can pay cash or Monero for gift card codes, giving true anonymity

but it’s not the biggest hassle to convert from monero to bitcoin for a purchase.

I think the issue is that Bitcoin hasn’t been anonymous for a few years now (unlike Monero).

I have a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that Ivan the Terrible posed/modelled for the painting that depicted the evebt

The epstein files have proven that conspiracy theories are true.

So the Earth really is flat and run by lizard people?

Be careful with your wording. Yes, some conspiracy theories are true to some degree. But there’s also ones that are complete bunk.

The difference between Apple and Signal is that Signal is open source, making the code available for anyone to audit and verify uts claims.

unless they start to sell their products in California

Good thing it’s free software

Nah, that’s something you just add in a post-credits clip. You don’t base half an episode on it

And 28 isn’t old enough to occupy “most devs”.

It’s not an issue if age, it’s an issue of reading comprehension

Ah, you’re one of the Linux gatekeepers. You’re not worth bothering with anymore. Tah tah

Unfortunately, a lot of dev studios tend to just build their games on the highest end systems they can and don’t bother checking for lower-end hardware. For a lot of systems, there’s plenty of programs that don’t run “good enough”. And sometimes I’ll even have issies with M$ applications on decent workstation hardware. Notes and Teams are frustratingly slow to work with sometimes

Only if it’s 5e

But it is though

Salsa can also be described as a “nightshade salad”

I’m trying boss, but there’s stuff I need to manually get sorted out before the big switch and I don’t have a lot of time & energy to spare. I’m getting close though

First thing i thought of, but yeah, most devs today have never held a disk like that.

Bruh, what? Younger millennials (aka 30-40 yo) were born/raised in the 90’s. I find your claim hard to believe.

I’m in that group and I still dealt with floppies as a kid despite my family being poor at the time

Tbf, there’s saves there that efficiency increase means a lot

Technically true, but there’s a threshold on responsiveness. If both user interfaces respond in milliseconds, it doesn’t matter if one is more efficient