It takes a while to complete a first run especially if you're not especially skilled. I'm a forty something that always had shit coordination and I managed to complete runs after a while. My advice would be not to obsess too much on that and enjoy the various side stories unfolding between runs.
What Baikal stuff? The thing's dead and gone.
Do yall think they'll come back eventually?
The incorrect answer on Stackoverflow can be downvoted and commented by the community. With a LLM the incorrect answer is perfectly formulated and you're alone to recognize it. I'll favor a large community's advice (cultural quriks and all) over a LLM's any day.
Imagine the unfathomable power of a company who would harness the velocity of rapid AI advancement or somesuch AND keep their employees. The world isn't ready for such raw productivity. It would be too easy to get ahead of competition. Understandably they steer clear of such lawless behaviour. Gentlemanly sportsmanship, truly.
bro it's volunteers all the way down
Hey, good to know Apple's music has been DRM free for a while! I've bounced off iTunes many, many years ago.
I think yall (the mod team) still misunderstand what you did wrong. You're just repeating yourself. The problem is not that you failed to announce the migration, it is that you thought it was your choice to make, and that it even was an actionable decision. The fediverse, with each instance having it's own communities, userbase and set of alliances & blockades, does not afford for unilateral deportation of a community.
Furthermore as moderators of a community you'll always have to deal with instance admins. The fact you can't cope with Ada's safe space policy is a bad look. Quoting one debatable decision as "proof" is not helping. Your perception that you are somehow immune to ever disagreeing lemmy.world's admins is strange.
[alt text: Due to the sick and twisted nature of people in this group I am not leaving.]
Cute but false. These little fluffs are just scratching their armpits. Squirrels actually land like spread out pancakes. Here a biologist ruining your fun.
Salamander (Life Force in the USA) is an arcade scrolling shmup developed by Konami in 1986 as a spin-off of Gradius.
I never actually played. I just enjoy that artwork 🔥
This one has a special place for me. The lushness and the other-worldliness is so appeasing.
She has 110 millions insta followers. 100,000 represent a 0.1% loss. I wish only 0.1% of the population were homophobic.
That is some impressive GPU you got there!
I'm also kind of jealous of all that RAM, which is just so sad.