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looks like she already became the de-facto mascot of Steam.
a Half-Life nutjob and an idiotic smartass. more of a listener than an active conversationalist. 🙃
looks like she already became the de-facto mascot of Steam.
me using SponsorBlock: what ad?
as a former AIMP user, i second the Strawberry choice.
Audacious has support for Winamp skins and EQ presets, so you could call it a Winamp-like.
initially i chose Linux because Windows on my laptop was way too sluggish. eventually, me and my family made a definite move to Linux because of the continuous enshittification Windows is going through in the modern days. Linux has become good enough for daily driving and even gaming that it just made no sense sticking to Windows.
i wouldn’t say i’m fully out of the “distro hopping” phase just yet, but i’m certainly doing it rarely, once in, like, 3-4 months maybe. currently using Void Linux on my personal laptop.
my favorite distro is Mint. yes, it’s a basic-ass choice, but it is the de-facto “just works” distro.
hey, a fellow IPS user! still the only app i bought the pro version of.
i was so excited to play FOLON once it was about to drop but ol’ Todd decided against that.
finally. can’t wait to check the performance difference.
that’s very unfortunate, curse you, licensing shenanigans!
Spec Ops: The Line is a pretty decent pick when it comes to having “morally ambiguous choices”. the game itself states that there are no “real good choices” and thus, you must pick between the two evils.
BG3 winning GOTY and LC winning BWF awards make sense. what doesn’t make sense is Starfield being innovative, RDR2 having constant dev support and Pizza Tower being robbed for the second time.
i picked up SPRAWL this sale. really fun retro-style shooter so far, the sense of movement is especially satisfying.
remember kids, peer pressure is an absolutely valid strategy to convince someone to try something new.
never in my entire life would have i expected Workshop support for classic FlatOut games.