I also experienced that getting older games to run is often easier on Linux using wine and proton than it was on windows 7+.

I really liked wreckfest. I am not a big fan of early access, so I will cautiously wait for the game to be released to gauge my excitement.

Oh, so that’s what he meant when he said he’d lower prices for eggs.

I, too, watched “Staplerfahrer Klaus” - great documentary.

From a technical standpoint, the windows NTFS filesystem is designed inherently case sensitive, just windows doesn’t allow creating case sensitive files.

Connecting an NTFS drive to linux, you can create two separate files readme.txt and Readme.txt.

Using windows, you can see both files in the filesystem, but chances are most (if not all) software will struggle accessing both files, opening readme.txt might instead open Readme.txt or vice versa.

I can See this possibly being useful for having a walkthrough playing during the game

Thanks, this looks like the tool I was looking for. Being able to store the snippets alongside a description sounds perfect

Yeah, in order for it to count as “running doom”, it should be required for the actual hardware to run the game’s code.

If you’re just using whichever device to display it, “bad apple” should be the benchmark.

That one is not actually running doom on bacteria. That is only using bacteria as some sort of screen.

I can see the video where someone with a microphone asks people on the street:

“More and more households in the US are implementing gender neutral bathrooms, what is your opinion on this?”

As if they would ever let you enter V.A.G.I.N.A

It has to be a normal-sized cello, a violin would have toe be the other way around.

Yes! More devices running steam OS is a good thing.

I remember when the Google launcher just worked fine. Suddenly, one update later, there’s now ads for shows on services I don’t even use taking up the entire top 2/3rds of the home screen. WTF google.

also, it would have been great if Epic linked the appropriate archive.org pages. OldUnreal only hosts windows installers that grab the files off of archive.org

If that is even true: Silence, brand.

As stupid as this sounds, I have come to enjoy the “Train Sim World” series of games over the last few years. A bit relaxing, lots of details and there’s often cheap humble bundles with tons of DLC - Most of which carries over from the previous games to the next (i.e. no need to repurchase).

EDIT: Gameplay is similar to Densha-De-Go in the sense that you are driving a train in both. But I guess TSW is less of a game, more of a simulation. On the other hand, it’s more accessible because it is not only available in japanese.

No, I found it when googling “boykisser flag”

They could have slapped a bad dragon on there