Yeah, when I was a teenager a bunch of us went off the deep end in school. It was crazy complex, though! Gave me a huge respect for the amount of work that goes into things (especially the high polygon stuff! I’ve really no idea how it works nowadays though…)
Oh for sure, I did plenty of level building. The d1 map mode was so hard to read when the wireframe layers occluded each other though (can’t remember what it looked like in some!)
As much as I hated the thief (and catching it early in each level was a priority!), I recognised it as a good mechanic.
My problem was the level complexity in d2 and 3 - it just got too tedious and hard to navigate which killed the fun. The annoyung guidebot was absolutely necessary!
Holy crap, a successor got released?!
I remember when the alpha was melting down years ago!
I loved D1. 2 & 3 weren’t that great, but something about that original game really stuck with me
Application virtualization, folks.
Chuck your JRE in an environment with the content that needs it and be done.
Yes, im crying they’re killing off app-v…
I saw an advert on the side of a truck the other day for an AI enhanced mattress, of all things!
Still does where I’m from! As to why they front up for the 18 cents (or similar), seems mental
So wait, it would convert them into an SMS for you?
Why bother with the middle man…
For horrible design, spam.com does really well
Do does that mean they took an existing limitation from the SMS protocol, that didn’t apply because it used data instead and then shoehorned it into a godawful web 2.0 monstrosity all the same (and bear in mind, this is significantly reducing the unnecessary character limit!)
I wonder what kind of safety margin is calculated into these…
Admittedly I’ve seen some wildly different shielding or thickness in my time
That’s shocking. I’m currently evaluating my prejudice as that sounds like such a Samsung thing to do (as much as I hate Google and alphabet, I thought the Android crew were fairly upright)
Similar to this, I’ve got a real beef with our unresolved insecuritues we have as a people (in principle. Obviously in practise this is hard).
I feel like the insecurities that essentially, drive us, are really holding us back from meaningful progress on our legitimately hard problems with climate, energy/food distribution, etc…
We’re still drawn into BS distractions and opposing teams and whatnot like a bunch of monkeys with sticks (which is apt, to be fair)
Wow, this was a great bit of shit-spinning, 10 points