Neither Lemmy as a whole nor Hexbear specifically are anti-american enough, frankly. US defaultism is still thoroughly rampant, every conversation must be assumed to be about America unless you specify otherwise.
Neither Lemmy as a whole nor Hexbear specifically are anti-american enough, frankly. US defaultism is still thoroughly rampant, every conversation must be assumed to be about America unless you specify otherwise.
As someone who has made teeny weeny tiny games for game jams and stuff, I really think as a single person, at least to start, it's good to aim very small and focus on what you're passionate about. If you find something you enjoy making, that will be all the difference. Nobody starts off good at making stuff, and most game devs just have a history of repeatedly getting absorbed into a project and coming out knowing more, that's all it is. There's only one reason I code professionally now: Over years, I every couple of months went out of my way to find a bunch of interesting things I wanted to code as a hobby. That was all.
Sprites and artistry are where I seriously fall over in my game dev projects. I tend to focus on avoiding that as much as possible, and if you start looking, you'll be surprised how many successful indie games (at least initially) really cheap out on too many art assets. But the other thing to remember is there are tons of digital artists out there looking to get involved in stuff, and they're often friendly lots. It's okay to enjoy one aspect of game development, and go looking for other people to collaborate with. It's something I intend to try more in coming years.
Doing something that interests you, and working with people you get on with. Will get you a thousand times further than any amount of willing yourself into doing work you hate.
Damn, fair enough. That is wild.
This looks extremely fake. The charter is all AI generated (the long dashes and writing style seem pretty clear cut), the website is bare minimum effort, no credible reports, nothing I can find from Tate himself. They even have an official Youtube channel which watches like an AI-generated slideshow.
Is it actually real and ludicrously low-effort and I'm missing the proof? If so, utterly hilarious.
Perspective for stellar objects is very weird. Scholars have been theorising for literal millennia why people think the moon is bigger when it's nearer the horizon, and we still don't know.
Never said they were???
Aight, disengaging.
I didn't accuse people of straight up lying.
Dead children sucks. Even if they are the children of fascists supporters.
Hamas disagrees with you.
The group said that avoiding harming civilians “is a religious and moral commitment”
It added that “maybe some faults happened” during the attack.
Thanks for the shitty bad faith accusations. This kind of conversation sucks.
Amazing law, I want it
Yep! The observable universe has an edge we're fairly confident about. Though while it is absolutely "expanding", unfortunately, space around it is also expanding, so the universe is getting bigger in size, but we don't think we're gaining any new mass or exciting celestial objects. Everything's just getting further away..
Some people in this thread really do need to
Violent opposition to genocide is of course justified, but publicly chanting supporting for an event that is, at the very least, widely public perceived as a massacre of civilians, is pretty shitty protest tactics at best. And discrediting fed-work at worst.
Critical support for Hamas. They should do more violent resistance to the IDF, and sadly civilians will die, but that aspect is an unfortunate necessity, not a thing to be lauded. Hamas themselves say they made mistakes in that attack.
People should not stand with them on every issue and event; overall obviously fighting a genocide makes them worthy of support.
Maybe it's because all popular media is corporatised grey goo now, whereas in the time of thelonelyisland, there was still minor room for internet creativity to be slightly different than very generic.
Everyone isn't really talking to each other but instead they talk to the audience.
I do agree that is it. I think this may be the fundamental, awful problem with modern-day social media and basically all forms of online interaction, even big Discord servers. To actually have a conversation with someone is basically impossible, you're just only ever people at podiums shouting into the void.
Not to mention rich capitalist barons being tightly involved in government has already been happening the whole time. There's no new behaviour here.