I bought P5R on the Steam Summer sale and I think I just might fall back in love with JRPGs!
And people care about that? That's the weirdest elitism I've ever heard
What are blue and green bubbles, wtf?
If you bundle cryptographic keys, bios or other copyrighted content then yes obviously it's illegal.
It's not illegal to implement an emulator.
It's required because a lot of the functionality of the PS2 is in the embedded software, the BIOS.
The problem is not the emulator itself, it's the BIOS which is copyrighted. The emulator is not illegal, but bundling the BIOS with it would be.
Emulators are not illegal, where did you get that from?
I've lost all hope for young people when most of the "proposed" content on Facebook or similar are either: young people making softcore porn videos, or young people miming to songs.
The whole point is to be decentralized. You can still interact with communities on other instances, so what's the point?
Well it would be nice to have a corner of the Internet that isn't invaded by teenage desperately attention seeking social media drones.
Honestly wouldn't mind Lemmy being a 30+ monoculture. Let the kids stay on their TikBooks and SnapFaces where they make porn or whatever else kids do these days.
Thanks for being open about this and quick to fix it!
I like the idea of DF, but I'm leaning more towards Songs of Syx instead. It's not on sale so I'm in no hurry but it's on my shortlist
Probably! I've played that a lot to but never reached launching the rocket.
I'm looking for a new colony sim on PC. What I've played so far are:
- Rimworld
- Oxygen Not Included
- Banished
- Timberworld
- Frostpunk
- Anno 1800
I know some of these might not be strictly colony sims. What I'm really looking forward to is Manor Lords, but we don't have a definite release date on that.
What are your recommendations?
Bitwarden. Integrates extremely well on Android and on my PC in Firefox.
My biggest problem so far is that reddit.com is entered automatically by muscle memory. I need to rewire my brain, or redirect reddit.com to lemmy.world in the router.
This is why I switched to fish; it seems to be much smarter understanding what I want to type.