Skullfurious

Fuck that stupid fight network ad on PlutoTV where it plays the tinnitus sound effect.

Pretty damn cool experience. Definitely the most polished browser game I've tried. The limited scope really makes it fantastic and since it's such a small vertical slice the world feels very full of detail. The art style is fantastic as well.

I’m lonely. Like everyone-ish else. Naturally, I’m on Bumble.

... alright I see...

"(Because Tinder is a rape-friendly lure trap.)"

I just sat down. Who the hell starts a conversation off like this?

After half a decade on discord... What are the odds of me being banned for sending a ragebait google redirect to my buddies?

Thanks I am about to try it out! I'll update the post when I get the chance for any future dark mode enjoyers.

To you it might sound like a lot of effort but for a user who is on his 1 day off for the week not having to wait twice the amount of time to log in to play his game probably means more than you or I could ever imagine. Blizzard used to be about making everyone have an excellent experience and some of the legacy features they've had for years seriously still do show what kind of commitments to that fact they have made in the past.

I think you're also over-estimating how hard it is to flag something as not-necessary for the majority of users. Especially when downloading a fresh copy of a new expansion. If you know most players aren't going to be in the final boss lair for 3 weeks but still ship the game with that content it's not unimaginable to just allow the game to download those files in the background.

JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Lilex, Hasklig, Hack, Ubuntu Mono were myfavorites.

I just need to comment that this is alarmist and ridiculous. I have had no issues running old applications on modern versions of windows whatsoever.

If anything, I think it's particularly impressive that Windows has as much backwards compatibility as possible going back to some of the earliest popular versions of windows.

At most, you could argue that BASIC and DOS are the biggest examples of us losing compatibility but realistically noone cares because they can be emulated at speeds a thousandfold the hardware they once existed on.

The most terrifying part about steam is them banning you arbitrarily or your account being hacked.

That's the real concern not some kind of compatibility nonsense.