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  • Yeah, I did both endings on all the difficulties, at least with the default starting item.

    Also it's surprisingly rare that someone actually recognizes my username, this is the first time in a while (Assuming your choice of words was not just coincidence)

  • Huh, that's weird. You would think that business had pretty good returns, given that registrars have famously high markup when selling domains.

  • Currently I just deal with the banners (as annoying as they are) and shed a tear at the state of the modern internet.

  • I've noticed the same, certainly seems like a bug.

  • In case you didn't know, the "I don't care about cookies" extension was recently sold to Avast. I don't know if anyone has seen them make any sketchy changes yet, but personally I didn't want to trust them and uninstalled it

  • Yes! The Forgotten City is a great game, I really enjoyed my play through.

    • Ring of Pain is a great roguelike.
    • Paradise Killer - Not actually sure how to describe Paradise Killer, but it's one of my favourite games.
    • The Red Strings Club - Interesting, short and sweet
    • Stephen's Sausage Roll - If you love puzzle games and can't find any that are hard enough for you, it might be the best game ever made. Or the most infuriating.

    And then a few that maybe aren't that obscure by now, but I can't not mention them

    • A Short Hike - I think possibly the greatest small indie game of all time? Certainly one of my favourites.
    • Baba Is You - (slightly) less extreme puzzle game, but it's also great.
    • Inscryption - Just a great game, can't say much about it without spoiling the experience
  • Really I would consider myself both, but to answer the question you're actually asking Professional.

    I've known that software development was what I wanted to do since early in high school, programming has been a large part of my life since then.

    I'm working on Ruby on Rails stuff these days, but Python is my true love. I also have a goofy website that I enjoy hacking on.

  • New game mode just released today, great time to come back 🙂

    You're right though, it really is a grind. If that aspect takes away from the fun for you, I can totally understand dropping it.

  • Gaming @beehaw.org

    Any Marvel Snap Players?

  • Domain knowledge is a force multiplier. Ideally you would have both lots of domain knowledge and a strong engineering team, but lack of one can be substituted with a lot of effort.

    The caveat being that if you have the engineering side, the end result of the effort will probably be a bunch of domain knowledge 😅

  • I like it so far. The tech seems good, it's not that hard to wrap your head around the federated aspect, but as always the life and death of a platform like this is in the community. If a decent amount of people decide to come to Lemmy, I think it will be great.

  • I like to start out any new language with an implementation of Conway's Game of Life. It's relatively simple, but tends to exercise a decent bit of the language.

  • I use kagi. It's pretty nice, though it's not free.

  • Thank you for the tip, I've been fighting this damn problem for hours trying to figure out why my instance wasn't able to make external requests.

    Popped in a third network into the docker compose file and now things seem to be working