Don't forget car companies and oil lobby will fight it really hard so we can keep burning our planet
USA government is just a puppet of lobbying groups IE: private companies. Thankfully Europe doesn't reach that level yet
Not surprised when musk owns Tesla: a fake solution to climate change
Yes that would help. Also we need to fly across the planets. Really missing that
Electric are only trying to save the car industry, not us:
How disconfirmed expectancy applies here? Can you give me an example? Very good post by the way!
It's useful to see what kind of stupid arguments negacionist are making up, and trying to understand them. Sometimes is just Oil companies product of their investment in trying to spread misinformation.
How would you solve that paradox. You can always procedurally generate the encounters, buildings, dialogs to make it more interesting. Look at Minecraft or dwarf fortress. They have done a pretty good job in that sense I think
You can now use the jetpack like crazy in starfield
You can still install decky loader it on desktop
Yes! You have decky loader with a plug in called Steam Grid DB which updates the art for these games really easy
I bought that game and can't play it anymore anywhere. One of the advantages of digital games, pretty crazy huh
Ah ok wasn't aware of this AAA trend of releasing a song just before the game was released
This type of marketing is a first? I like it
I had to install a Virtual machine for playnite but now I'm gaming complete on Linux! Also remember you can have xbox gamepass on the browser
A great YouTuber exposing with sources the timeline, in an entertaining way
Tell me a software you use usually, and I'll tell you the Linux equivalent
Announcing a new Visual Studio Code extension that integrates with Unity to write and debug your Unity C# games with Visual Studio Code.
This has happened after leaving VS code almost unusable for some years since debugging wasn't working on Unity 3D. I was able to use an old version of VS code omnisharp that would allow me to debug Unity on my Linux desktop. Do you think there is some EEE agenda in this decision? Or this is good news?