The Ramen Dutchman @ lord_ryvan @ttrpg.network

Programmer by day, burnt out by night.

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Yeah, naming your daughter Northern Territory is a big oof.

Good luck with that szcitcz

Pretty sure it's named this Zeeland, something to do with colonisation.

Here it is for anyone curious: https://atlasofprejudice.com/

Their mostly tongue-in-cheek like this one.

Oh? Like the US and their statue of liberty? Or the Dutch and their tulips?

Very recent repost: https://lemmy.ml/post/25608778

Coincidentally, also their Intelligence scores.

But of a desperate cry for help, but there was a 2D game on the NDS, in which you controlled a mech to fly through side-view levels and shoot enemies and turrets. It also had a story mode with an anime girl in orange and anime boy in blue as mech pilots. There was also a level editor, and you could transfer the levels to other DS's with the same game using sound, which sounded a lot like internet over a phone line.

I played this so much back in the day but I can't find the game (my mother discarded all my games from the attic some time after moving out, inc. fully functional SNES. Unrelated, I just needed to reshare the trauma) not the name of it.

Does anyone have any idea which game this could be?

Was Patapon really obscure, though? I thought most of everyone with a PSP played it?

Hah. Tell that to Mint and it's bundled software!

Although, Mint's not alone in this. In general, if Python came pre-installed on your Linux system, uninstalling it tends to break a whole bunch of pre-installed software.

That is also my go-to recognising Korean; “Hey that's Japane-- No wait I didn't understand a single word, that's Korean!”

Sometimes I mishear completely different Japanese lyrics in South Korean songs, funny how that works!

But then, Python is an interpreted language so you need the interpreter installed. You do need JavaScript's interpreter for Node applications IIRC

Thanks for stepping up and good luck, you three! ♥️

I'm using it happily for many years now, even after trying a bunch of other DEs. So I'm surprised reading this and curious to know where it comes from.

What were your experiences, if I may ask?

So does Cinnamon, and I think GNOME as well. They're configurable, too!

Be very sure you pick the new 2.8k display version.

Why? I mean why is this so important?

It'll turn to ice cause it's so cool?

Or to Wine?

Thanks but sadly my Windows peers won't do this because it's a manual step and they're already afraid of Windows knifing their computer with an update without making manual changes on top of that.

Nope, that's the .Spotlight-{INDEX} folder which is also often created 😁