Been playing REPO too. I think its a better 'game' than Lethal Company, but Lethal Company shines more in the horror comedy area. Only issue with that is a lot of the comedy around the scares wears off as you play more and start to understand what monsters you need to fear and which you dont etc, then for me lethal company becomes a bit of a walking sim.
Repo doesn't rely on scares as much & also has a much shorter route to walk to from cashout so you can spend more time playing and less time waiting for your stamina to reload so you can move more than 1 ft per second.
I may get bored of it at some point but I've had more enjoyable playtime so far than I did with lethal company.
Feels like a lot of users there are more for the performative changes (Oooh look I bought a pair of adidas trainers & an off brand cola) rather than actually steering away from major US owned services such as FB, Insta, Reddit
Yeah I was gonna say. Loads of the guys I work with have pretty filled out home assistant setups with smart blinds, lighting, temp sensors, garage door controls etc. Theres a difference between having a smart house and getting random "smart" appliances like cloud activatable dishwashers etc
Out of curiosity, what kind of issues have you faced?
I work with aws in gov and terraform is used for everything, I've not encountered any issues as of yet.
1 gotcha for gaming on steam is anticheat enabled games. If you play competitive games where third party anti cheat is required often you will not be able to play them even if they say they support Linux on steam.
Same. So much focus is going towards moving people from tech giants, which are important, but so much harder to move away from. Smaller things like this still make a difference and are far more easier for people to switch from than say, youtube for example.
Been playing REPO too. I think its a better 'game' than Lethal Company, but Lethal Company shines more in the horror comedy area. Only issue with that is a lot of the comedy around the scares wears off as you play more and start to understand what monsters you need to fear and which you dont etc, then for me lethal company becomes a bit of a walking sim.
Repo doesn't rely on scares as much & also has a much shorter route to walk to from cashout so you can spend more time playing and less time waiting for your stamina to reload so you can move more than 1 ft per second.
I may get bored of it at some point but I've had more enjoyable playtime so far than I did with lethal company.
Shout out all my Portubros
YES, cheers man
Someone at me if they find an answer. I used to use openboard which was the closest but it looks to be a dead project unusable on current android.
It doesnt tell us when he became homeless at all, he could have been homeless for 20 years
It doesn't specify when he broke his back.
Feels like a lot of users there are more for the performative changes (Oooh look I bought a pair of adidas trainers & an off brand cola) rather than actually steering away from major US owned services such as FB, Insta, Reddit
When am I supposed to blossom?
From left to right i do a 180 lol depends what kind of games you play
Yeah I was gonna say. Loads of the guys I work with have pretty filled out home assistant setups with smart blinds, lighting, temp sensors, garage door controls etc. Theres a difference between having a smart house and getting random "smart" appliances like cloud activatable dishwashers etc
Could someone explain disroot & forgejo for me?
Are those the only differences? Does it share extensions?
Out of curiosity, what kind of issues have you faced? I work with aws in gov and terraform is used for everything, I've not encountered any issues as of yet.
Whats going on re Lemmy & Firefox?
Please do explain here
1 gotcha for gaming on steam is anticheat enabled games. If you play competitive games where third party anti cheat is required often you will not be able to play them even if they say they support Linux on steam.
bruh
Holy shit I didnt even see the alien
Yorkshire tea is the GOAT. Happy to see it has fans outside the UK
Same. So much focus is going towards moving people from tech giants, which are important, but so much harder to move away from. Smaller things like this still make a difference and are far more easier for people to switch from than say, youtube for example.