Amogus took too long to step down, leaving Skibidi no time. They really need to give them a good few years if they want to get another Fazbear-like figure.

I’ve tried playing through AW2 as it was a GOTY contender, but I just… don’t like horror games. I managed to get a bit further by lowering the difficulty, but I still wasn’t liking the spoopy stuff.

I’ll manage one day…

I’ve said for a while that platforms that allow you to easily move make me more comfortable using them, and ironically, more likely to stay around.

Abatoire opens stall at vegan convention.

All my jobs have either been 9-5 or 9:30-5:30 with an hour lunch included. TBH I’ve never tracked my pay by the hour, just the day.

Fab, they’re probably fine then.

I believe the FPGA modules are written with 100% unique, non-Nintendo code. Maybe the only issue could be the cartilage connector? I’ve had an Analogue Pocket for a while and that project hasn’t been taken down.

Mine just bury them.

Is it much different to something like Pop_OS? I usually hear of Bazzite as a third-party ROG Ally OS.

With anti-cheat being one of the major things causing games to be Windows dependant, that is hilarious.

I’m just happy I only need to use it on one PC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Gonna get to enjoy some reg edits on that machine then!

On my Windows 11 machine I just uninstalled Copilot via the normal app uninstall process. Unless I’m misunderstanding, I don’t think it’s tied into the OS in any fundamental way. I assume most debloating scripts include the step anyway.

Kinda crap that it’s installed by default though.

Does holding Alt in Baldur’s Gate 3 fall under this? It doesn’t have any kind of visual effect, but I do often find myself needing to use it to see what can be picked up or interacted with in the area.

*full Ubuntu and you can only install via snap.

Buttfly 😳

What’s the catch?

I personally think that anime and manga having a ‘pipeline’ helps them.

• A publisher like Weekly Shonen Jump shotguns a load of new series into their comic and sees if any stick.

• If a series is popular, then their individual volumes sell well, encouraging WSJ to continue publishing.

• After a while, the popular series will most likely be given an anime (which nowadays tend to be very manga accurate), which tend to export better.

• If the anime is popular, volume sales increase worldwide, and you have a massive hit.

While this quite effectively creates new popular series, it leads to a massive manga graveyard.

Western comics don’t really have this kind of pipeline and I’m not aware of any WSJ-like publications for new Western projects.

Yeah it’s a pretty shite situation all around. Will be interesting to follow the US DOJ ruling on the split-up of Google.

Well, when there’s only really 2 friends available, and the other options are just those guys in different hats…