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xelia
Multiplayer tactical shooter inspired by id tech 3 era, using Godot.
More movement than CS, less than quake
Focused on infiltration mode - one team stealing a briefcase back to base with the other on the defense
Yes! I maintain documentation relating to music production and want to make it public, while also ideally also accepting contributions (though I'm not sure how that'd look like).
It would be nice to have a way to have WIP be private until I publish the changes.
I self host docmost and love it, thank you for making it!
Will you consider making it publishable as a wiki? The current share feature is close but forces me to share a specific URL and live-edit public pages.
Makes it feel less corporate, more authentic, I feel
Unfortunately the text is too small for me to comfortably read, and the website is incompatible with Safari’s Reader Mode.
I wonder if this can be optimized by letting GPT provide multiple instructions per screenshot instead of just one.
For example in the twitter screenshot, it could use just the one image.
Push notifications are incredibly useful, especially for as private a thing as messaging. “Just disable notifications” isn’t a real solution for almost anyone.
I’m not entirely sure what you’re alluding to - but yes, neither do corporations should be allowed unrestricted access to your personal data.
Ironically it is technically VC backed
Why is that an issue when it’s the engine? It’s hard to argue this is anti competitive in any way when it comes to browser product choice.
Even in that country - if you’re a woman you need to know if you still have rights regarding bodily autonomy (e.g. abortion). If you’re queer you need to know if you’re allowed to dress a certain way (anti-drag laws) or express public affection, without being arrested.
I agree, and to mitigate this weakness I created a “Like Song” shortcut that adds the song to a Liked playlist, very similar to Spotify. The only weakness of AM that I couldn’t mitigate is remote controlling songs - Spotify is superior surprisingly so.
That's really cool, will definitely consider, thanks!
Thank you!
I think Threads appeals to a different set of people than BlueSky - or at least a different side of a person.
The lack of anonymity with Threads makes it a completely different experience for me.
So I wouldn’t really say they’re competitors.
Thanks, but they aren't working unfortunately.
I’d say the protocol’s complexity tries to solve a lot of real problems that infest social media today, only time will tell if those solutions are the right ones.
i love this. gives me a peek into the bluesky world while waiting for an invite.
Perhaps we should return to feudalism, as it is absurd to think you deserve to use a lord’s property without putting in any labor for them.
To me it’s absurd that the system is such that the one’s doing the most don’t get to decide what happens with the fruits of their labor, and are under the mercy of whoever happens to own that workplace.