after we queers take over the world what’s first on our agenda?
indie studios, rubbing their hands together gleefully as they stir a bubbling caudron:
eeheeheeheehee! roguelike deckbuilder! roguelike deckbuilder Soulslike crafting! roguelike deckbuilder Balatro Survivors! early access! yeeessss, early access!
I’ve been thinking about taking a really basic 6-month training course from my local community college, to do accounting work
I know almost nothing about accounting but with the tech industry in the US imploding, I thought my chances of getting hired to do this might be better
do any of y’all have experience with this kind of very basic accounting? the main things that I want to know are:
I’d love some of y’all’s input - I have no idea what I’m doing and I feel like I can’t even make educated guesses
Valve is building themselves another blue ocean of potential by fixing a service problem that is usually the big barrier for gaming in Linux. I hope the Steam machines do well too. https://frvr.com/blog/news/valves-brilliant-steam-deck-now-accounts-for-over-21-percent-of-all-linux-gamers/
@aronia this is so extremely relatable and I hate it
RE: https://tech.lgbt/@aronia/113675666590022746
I don’t get how Create became so popular. it’s so hard to do anything and even basic item processing is so intimidating T_T
I made a modpack for myself that specifically centers around Create and a few other mods like Crossroads, but I’ve been too scared to even touch Create itself lol
every time I buy a DNS address it’s like $1 or less and then 6 months later I get an email telling me that next year it’s going to be like $30 wtf
is Namecheap scamming me, or am I just really unlucky?
Hey you. Yeah, you. If you've gotten this far, don't lose sight of the fact that you're fighting for the future. That you are bright, and capable, and in an important space in an important time.
Of the complexity that brought you here, or sight of the world that doesn't see this inner battle raging inside of our domain.
Don't look back on this and wonder if you could have done more.
woah!
Apparently Farscape is all on Youtube. Official channel has all the episodes. Did not expect that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJQlHnZwToU&list=PLcBQS2xdzwLA5tv8kP2lODaP_nfh8siNn&index=1
nono you see it’s very simple. undefined means “there’s nothing here”, but null means “there’s something here, and that something is nothing”
It is 20:30 (8:30 PM) on Sunday, the fourth of January in the year of our Lord 2026, and I am…
Looking up whether I want to use `null` or `undefined` in my JavaScript code.
We party hard here.
two of my posts are blowing up right now which means that my notifications are a mess - so I might miss some @ mentions from y’all while that’s happening - unfortunately the way that Akkoma handles notifications is not the best and I don’t have a good way to filter through them
an American president can never be held accountable. therefore, an American president must never make a decision
omg I just found a really good way to quickly tell if I’m going to like a roguelite
I literally just need to google for “best synergies in [game]”. like for Hades 1 and 2 people just talk about standard ARPG stuff like crit chance or damage over time - but for Binding of Isaac you can learn about tons of cool options
also it seems like maybe I dismissed Slay the Spire too quickly. you can unlock some pretty cool synergies later in the game
pro tip: if learning Unity causes you to have an existential crisis then maybe you should try not learning Unity instead
I wish I could tell Steam to only show me games that would still be fun if I skipped all of the story. I feel like that would eliminate a lot of time spent watching game trailers to try to gauge how story-focused they are
there are three kinds of programming tutorials:
I feel like there’s a certain type of personality that is drawn to Linux because they like solving software problems and Linux gives them lots of software problems to solve
but eventually they get too good at solving Linux problems and get bored, so they switch to Arch - which delivers new software problems to their computer all the time. but eventually they get too good at solving Arch problems so they switch to NixOS, which is an infinite wellspring of software problems to solve