Well. certainly makes more sense that this is the piracy community. my bad haha

I welcome it.

2036 might be the year of the Linux desktop

This is a cool user script. I don’t want to take that away from you. Beckons me back to a more fun version of the internet. You’re providing a useful feature to people.

However I do want to encourage anyone running user scripts on their email clients to be very careful. If your script auto updates you are opening yourself up to a delayed attack. And if you don’t understand every bit of the script you are opening yourself up to exploitation. Determine your threat model and capability and proceed appropriately.

This is the privacy community after all.

My door’s latch is really hard to engage Takes quite a few tries in winter to get it to latch.

I’d want to know future generations know I’m sorry for the planet we left them.

Only a dead man gets in between me and my entertainment.

FWIW, Gamers Nexus specifically said during the video multiple times not to compare the results between Linux and Windows as they aren’t apples to apples in data.

• https://youtu.be/ovOx4_8ajZ8?t=394
• https://youtu.be/ovOx4_8ajZ8?t=450
• https://youtu.be/ovOx4_8ajZ8?t=1135

Maybe we should try balding our military jets. Good call.

I don’t know about “ever”, but someone recently told me bald eagles are the fastest flyers on Earth; even faster than any military jet.

Dishwasher. I’ve done hand washing and dishwashing depending on where I’m living each year. Dishwasher does a better job than me, uses less water than me, and saves me time. I run it at night and put away the dishes in the morning.

I just wish to make games on the web in a way that feels natural to me.

I wrote a collection of game development libraries: graphics, keyboard, mouse, ECS, timing, entity pool. And making an actual tiny game instead of a series of toy demos is what I need to make sure they are good to go. Toy demos don’t capture real usage or integration with other libraries very well. The current demo game is a character on a 2d tilemap where you have to dig the ground until you find the treasure.

I toured the local facility here. It is called 100 Acres. I buy their product at my local Kroger and Outpost. Fresh just means not processed in a grocery story. However it still can be shipped on a truck, frozen on a cargo ship, stored in a warehouse, etc… So by the time it gets to you, you only have sometimes a few days to eat it before it goes bad. I can hold onto my hydroponic lettuce for weeks; It sometimes feels strange.

• https://www.hundred-acre.org/
• https://www.milwaukeemicrogreens.com/

If I remember right, it is the Fox Valley area that has some greenhouse farming. Sometimes you see the posts pop up about lights at night and someone wondering what it is.

I don’t know if you’ve looked into what they’re doing over in Netherlands. They do green house and hydroponic farming on a massive scale. It is incredible to see how many tomatoes that tiny country produces and exports.

• “How One Tiny Country Rivals American Farming” - Business Insider https://youtu.be/diBS0VfVcbs

Proving it out either verifies that the libraries I created are correct and useful or need to be reworked or improved. The Timer class I created for example needed to be improved so that I could create a frame independent gameloop. But now I have the Timer I need. The ECS and Keyboard input so far have been going swell. The Graphics have been okay, but not sure how to improve it yet. And I haven’t incorporated Mouse into my test game yet.

Sounds like quite the experimentation and operation!

I buy hydroponically and locally grown lettuce here in Milwaukee. It tastes better and lasts longer.

I have been proving out a game dev library i made. I make about a small feature on the test game every few days. Going well, but i want to get to at least 1 feature a day if not 2.

Can you tell me more about your hydroponic goals and set up?

A vegan bakery is opening down the street from me.

With DuckDuckGo around it is hard to justify paying for Kagi personally.