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Hundun

@ Hundun @beehaw.org

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  • [Discussion] What's your Soulslike origin story?

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  • My school friend shared his PSN when I bought a PS4, so I could check out Bloodborne. I could not stop playing, this game uprooted my sleep schedule. I especially enjoyed the lore, soundtrack, architecture, atmosphere and overall vibe of living through a Lovecraft story.

    Since then I have played Demon Souls, DS1&3, Elden Ring with DLC. Still nothing hits the same.

  • The latter

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  • Society is our natural condition though. The problem is that our societies are diverse and at war with each other, so it's becoming overwhelmingly hard to tell which ones are ergonomic, and which ones are exploitative. Doesn't help that the most ergonomic and non-exploitative societies around also feature significantly reduced individual consumption rates and lack of private property rights. Here in the west we are morbidly addicted to both.

  • Donald Trump says eight European countries(Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Finland) face 10% tariff for opposing US control of Greenland

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  • Cory Doctorow is right!

  • QWERTY Phones Are Really Trying to Make a Comeback This Year

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  • QWERTY is so ass, I want a Colemak phone

  • Who is the Best Dracula? [UPDATED with 22% more Nosferatus!]

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  • Might be a hot take, but I think Claes Kasper Bang deserves a spot on this list. His portrayal was nuanced, emotional and entertaining, and I really enjoyed the chemistry they had on screen with Dolly Wells. In general, Netflix Dracula is a hidden gem

  • Rule

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  • Yeah isn't it more like wrinkly fat?

  • Bose releases Web API publically for its SoundTouch home theater smart speakers ahead of end-of-life

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  • And there was I, ignoring the text, frantically scrolling through the article in search for CAD and source files.

    Expected better from ArsTechnica tbh

  • 12.2m a year is too much for a salary

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  • Good point as well, I just find the original usage amusing in a unique way.

  • 12.2m a year is too much for a salary

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  • Hate to point out, but that's the wrong use of this meme template. I respect the effort though, did not expect to see this template in English-writing segments of the socweb

  • How do you manage your dotfiles?

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  • I used to have everything in a git repo, but nowadays I use Nix with Home Manager, and I don't want to look back.

  • Generate and insert Rustdocs into your Rust projects without a huge model or agent spaghetti 🦀

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  • That was mean as heck though. One can be correct and approachable at the same time.

  • Generate and insert Rustdocs into your Rust projects without a huge model or agent spaghetti 🦀

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  • My sibling in craft, docs are not "boilerplate", they are the main freaking sauce. That is why they should be written by a human who understands stuff. I genuinely believe you are missing the point of the practice.

  • Roskomnadzor sent an abuse report to Hetzner regarding @Bellingcat account on mstdn.social fedi instance

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  • Just curious, but what would be a good choice, or where would one look for it?

  • What desktop enviroment do you use and why?

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  • Long time i3 user, recently switched to Hyprland+Wayland. I just don't like mice, don't enjoy using them, and I find the snappiness and responsiveness of keyboard-centric workflows very fun and enjoyable.

    I am a software developer, and I am very impatient when it comes to my tools: I like my feedback cycles and interactions to be as tight as possible. This limited study from 2015 showed that developers, on average, spend ~26% of their productive time on stuff that is not related to either code editing or comprehension, including 14% spent on UI interactions. Tiling window manager allows me to streamline most of these interactions through hotkey bindings and shell automation, >!so I prefer spending literal months polishing my dotfiles instead!<

  • I'm trying to go Deadpool here and break the 4th wall.

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    1. Sometimes
    2. Sometimes
    3. Both

  • Already feels like this sometimes

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  • "My source is that I MADE IT THE FUCK UP"

    • President of the USA (probably in a videogame)

  • If you were to reproduce the art style of a video game, what video game would you choose?

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  • Hyper Light Drifter in my opinion is a perfect synergy of beautiful soundtrack, ambiance design, atmosphere and gorgeous pixel art. I wish I had enough artistic aptitude to pull something like that off.

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  • I have for a bit, decided to stick to MD because of its accessibility to my non-tech collaborators, it is easier for them to install Obsidian, and MD is very well-known.

    Aside from that, I am planning to use Pandoc to process my sources into other deliverables: web pages, PDFs etc. I am myself still learning this ecosystem, and markdown (in my experience) just enjoys more visibility.

    Truth be told, I did not have any exposure to Org Mode prior to looking it up for knowledge management, so all of the above might be my "little duck" brain speaking.

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  • Bevy, specifically because it is an ecosystem of libraries. I tried UE3/4, Unity and Godot, and I've always found the complexity of tooling and amounts of options available completely overwhelming. Not to mention, that most of these tools and options funnel the developer into very specific and opinionated ways of doing things.

    By contrast, Bevy is just a Rust crate, and it is modular - I can connect only those plugins and functions I really need. If I am ever confused by some function, or a type, I just press "gd" and my nvim will show the definition of this function or type - it feels refreshingly simple and seamless in comparison with the enormity and complexity of Unreal or Unity. At any point in time I am staring at my code, I only see things that are relevant to the problem, and nothing else.

    I can bring my own tooling (editors, analysis tools, asset pipelines etc.), projects are easy to build and automate, - it is pure bliss.

    The absence of an editor allows me to hook up whatever I want: LDTK, Trenchbroom, even Unity could be used as a scene editor. There is virtually no vendor lock-in with dependencies either. Don't like Rapier as your physics engine - easy-peasy, you can use Avian, or something else, or something custom, or nothing at all. Don't like Bevy UI - no worries, there is Egui, multiple integrations with other UI frameworks, you can even use Typst layouts for your menus if you so desire.

    Right now I am working on a literate game with a friend: our sources are markdown files with bits of code in them. Our automation compiles markdown to Rust sources and then builds the game, potentially along with the devlogs and some other auxiliary artifacts.

    My non-technical partner contributes to the repo freely, treating it as an Obsidian vault, - in our team there is no distinction between technical writing and development, our game design document and source code are literally the same thing. This approach has removed loads of roadblocks and allows us to safely and controllably accumulate knowledge, before distilling it into a working game.

    It wasn't trivial to set up, but it wasn't overly complicated either - good luck replicating this set up with Unity or Unreal though.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.ml
    Hundun @beehaw.org

    Need distro advice