Not actually Myspace Tom.
Feel free to chat over on Matrix: @gawdahm:matrix.org
I recently just completed NieR Automata and then immediately played NieR Replicant straight after. I originally bought Automata in 2019 but it didn’t click until this year when I tried it out again, for some reason. I don’t think I completed any other games this year. I was primarily playing Overwatch and fighting games (got into Strive this year).
What excel spreadsheet-esque games do you play, out of interest? haha
I think I’ve very rarely not found what I was looking for (for non-academic stuff). As your other reply recommends, I’ve heard good things about Anna’s archive too!
I’m more confused why they even care about integrating with the fediverse. Seems weird.
I nearly always find them on zlibrary, to be honest.
If this is going to federate with the fediverse then why wouldnt I just sign up for a Mastodon instance and use an app/instance that doesn’t shove ads in my face?
I won semi-pro doubles at a table football tournament in Lithuania once. Pretty crazy how serious people take table football (foosball) as a sport, really. Was mad fun though.
Eaaaaasily the Dreamcast, even though I think I was the only person I knew that had one. I think I had:
Stellar lineup. I also loved my PlayStation.
Yeah, I’m kinda tempted to start a “InternetIsBeautiful” clone where we can post random links to cool things.
EDIT: Made one: https://sh.itjust.works/c/internetisawesome
If you really want a 90s throwback, have a look at neocities.org
Thanks for that. It’s actually a lot better than the app I’m currently using, lol. (Though, I’m sure it will improve).
I primarily play games on Linux (on desktop, not steam deck). I’ve been doing so for about 6 years or so. Steam + Proton and other gaming-focused wine builds have made gaming on Linux far better than I could have ever imagined. The only thing that keeps me on Windows is primarily work related stuff. I work in game development (specifically VR), where Windows is pretty much a necessity :').
I use Obsidian for a mind map but Notion for project/life management.