Surely copy-pasting a short text and possibly a link is not actual work that takes time.

All they would need to do is set up some cross-posting pipeline and the work would be pretty much zero.

They could even drive people to click on mastodon/bsky links this way if they wanted people to go to the decentralized web.

This take is not valid.

Screwing over normal people and their rights is a feature, not a side effect.

This site is blocked by Cisco Corporate Security, so can't read it. I wonder why.

Two games in a row now I have gotten to a point where the last two pieces are ontop of eachother. I think this is perfectly fine, but seems to happen a little too often. Or I was just very unlucky.

Otherwise it's a sweet game!

Thank you! I'm going to review that. In the meantime I've added Undo/Redo options so you can backtrack your steps.

Here in Sweden it's uncommon. Especially in big parking lots/houses.

Does the Nordea app work on Graphene? I am curious because I have been itching to switch my main phone to an alternate OS.

Yep! Perfectly, I use it daily. (The private customer one, not sure about business.)

Creatine monohydrate (and seemingly HCL too, though not tested long term) kind of makes me constipated. I'd like to take it, because I lift weights quite often, but it just messes with my stomach too much.

I used to play a lot of Crimsonland, so this is very nice. I thought the updated version that they later released on Steam never captured the original feeling. The newer game is still fun but the older version is better, gameplay wise.

I explored the programming language nim a bit deeper for use in game programming with SDL3 bindings, but I came to find out that compiled nim code on Windows often triggers anti-virus because, from what I hear from people, nim is used a lot in malware development currently. Which is a shame because I really like that language. I haven't tested it myself, it's just things I have heard and read. Someone on r/gamedev told me to write the code in nim, generate C code and then compile it with zig cc.

If anyone has any experience with this, please do chime in :)

It's usually code compiled with Mingw that gets AV false-positives in Nim. But, indeed, you can use clang or zigcc compilers instead.

Nim has good support for Clang, so it works by just switching a single flag: `nim c --cc:clang main.nim`

For zigcc - there is a wrapper package you can install with nimble: `nimble install zigcc`

Then you can use it with: `nim c --cc:clang --clang.exe=zigcc --linker.exe=zigcc main.nim`

Of course, you can save the flags in configuration files. You can look at my setup for inspiration [0].

[0] - https://codeberg.org/janAkali/grabnim/src/branch/master/conf...

I don't have any nim experience (sorry!) but I'm also exploring SDL3 with odin. I was able to get a naive battleship clone up and working very quickly, pretty neat. Next step is the new SDL3 GPU API.

I haven't looked into Odin that much but I hear it's swell, so maybe I should!

In certain subreddits I have seen the idea that there is no revolution, it's all mossad/CIA propaganda. It's quite conspiratorial but it's the same subs that typically love China, NK etc so it's not surprising.

However, I have seen these thoughts spread to more seemingly mainstream geopolitical subs as well. I am not sure how much astroturfing is going on here. Probably quite a lot.