I would be interested to see if the Reddit crowd is more receptive to Mbin or PieFed
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On Reddit you see tons of people giving up due to signup issues, usually due to emails I think. Instance admins should really double check their process and make sure it's all working often.
And the app devs too, if you can signup through the app gotta make sure it works on instances with captchas/email verification/etc
it's such a good soundtrack! the in-game MIDIs are great too
BTW, more music...
https://thefatmanandteamfat.bandcamp.com/album/7-11-music-from-the-7th-guest-and-the-11th-hour
https://thefatmanandteamfat.bandcamp.com/album/the-7th-guest-come-back
https://thefatmanandteamfat.bandcamp.com/album/the-11th-hour-come-back
https://error47.bandcamp.com/album/soups-on-selections-from-staufs-infernal-jukebox
https://musicbyjonathan.bandcamp.com/album/the-7th-guest-vr-original-soundtrack
The benefit to a forum is that posts with new comments move to the top. If a Reddit/Lemmy post gets a single new comment it may or may not be seen again by anyone except the OP or of the comment was a reply then to the op of the replied comment.
Lemmy does have this actually
New Comments: Bumps posts to the top when they are created or receive a new reply, analogous to the sorting of traditional forums
https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/03-votes-and-ranking.html
and then there's the "Active" sort, which is kind of a compromise
Active (default): Calculates a rank based on the score and time of the latest comment, with decay over time
Data suggests RTX 5090 prices are slowly stabilizing
Nice.
The average selling price on eBay has dropped to $4,000
WTF
It's a little bit not-obvious that the top comments are from [email protected] here
Maybe they should get a header just like all the other communities do for their sets of comments?
the comments from the other communities actually stand out more than the comments of the current community, due to the headers, without the header the comments just kinda blend in
I guess games like Monkey Island (1 to 3, and Return, the 3D ones would be harder) could work using the touch screen or touchpad working as a mouse
I like Kdenlive, but I never tried Blender. I think Kdenlive is the good middle-ground complexity for me, DaVinci was too overcomplicated for me just to make a couple of videos a year. I used to use VideoPad, which is ok, it renders faster than Kdenlive, but I think the editing process is less efficient, and it has other issues. In some ways Kdenlive is less stable (crashes more often), but it seems less likely to end up with a project file that becomes unworkable. Sometimes in VideoPad you'd end up with too much stuff and the editing process would become laggy or just cumbersome (limited channels and effects). Kdenlive is a bit more powerful without becoming more complicated.
Counter-Strike 2? The 2023 game? Are you sure it requires 32 bit?
It's a lean, expressive sharding sandcube for testing and deploying large scale Woodchips playgrounds.
A dark seed has been planted
"Dark Seed", a 90's point-and-click horror game from the mind of H.R. Giger, is now ready for public testing!
In the game you play the role of Mike Dawson, who just moved to a beautiful solitary mansion to pursue his dream of becoming a writer. You'll soon realise that the place harbors dark secrets, and you'll have just three days to escape a fate worse than death...
The DOS Floppy and CD versions are supported. The engine also supports a number of localised versions Spanish, French, German, Korean and Chinese.
The floppy version currently lacks sound effects but all other features from the original game should be present.
The engine also has the option of using the "arguably" better floppy music with the CD version if you have both.
To participate in the testing, ensure you have a daily development build. As always, please submit the bug reports to our issue tracker.
Group B starts in 6 hours!
Group C in 2 days and 6 hours, Group D in 3 days and 6 hours