That statement could be used to describe so many things.

Which one?

If you stand against western capitalism, then I would encourage you to boycott American and British goods and show your support by visiting banGBUS.com

(open?) world.

No thank you

We don’t like Kurzgesagt??

Tell us your distro of choice… and then watch the group turn to cannibalism.

Man, that game did so many things right. Really miss the experience and really looking forward to the next.

My opinion on that for myself is that it is better to watch a video guide on a boss to be able to enjoy an amazing game rather than abandon it completely.

The other thing to say is (for roguelites generally) attack power = defense. It’s usually a damage check. If you can’t output enough damage then you can’t really go on dodging endlessly in a major boss fight. The best defense is to be able to put out enough damage to end it (relatively) quickly.

Comics are a completely different medium. This will not make up for poor translations. You’re comparing 2 different things and you need to decide what sort of content you want to publish, then you can plan how to best achieve what you want. In the time it is going to take you to become a good artist, you could use the time to learn English yourself. Decide what you want to achieve first. Translating with comic dialogue translation is going to still be just as much of a problem.

Congrats on reaching this milestone.

I particularly love the comment Alain De Botton makes about this.

Same. I thought reading was not for me…till I found non-fiction. Although I am starting to get irritated by how much authors pad out the writing rather than getting to the point. A lot of books could be much shorter.

If they both asked…

If I’m unlucky enough to have both women think this is a good question to ask, then I think I would realistically drown myself.

What if we used Grok to destroy Grok?

Lack of gaming compatability would be an absolute deal breaker for a hell of a lot of people, so this has been very recent major progress to set the stage for Linux success.

Linux will never be big on desktop unless some corporation pushes a Linux-based desktop OS.

And of all possible companies, Valve is the one that’s made the most progress with this.

People go about it backwards when recommending/choosing. Beginners should be encouraged pick the desktop environment first (my KDE preference excluded the universal recommendation of Mint). Then the next decision should be stability vs fast updates (potential instability); and then ease of finding support for the inevitable problems they run into (beginners might find it easiest to find support for Debian based distros). Then you’ll have a handful of options left and it really makes no difference which of those are picked.

That being said, I had constant problems when I was starting and the distro with which I managed to get there best start was OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. Yet my most downvoted comment ever on Lemmy is suggesting Tumbleweed to beginners.

It’s called bukkacake.

How ridiculous. Just keep a knife in your handbag at all times.

Why aren’t they called sugar mommys?

I haven’t bought a single one of these. I’ve played It Takes Two with my brother over Parsec though. Where can I collect my hipster certificate?