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Truscape

@ Truscape @lemm.ee

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  • Handwriting_irl (Art by PixelSky)

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  • The real best handwriting is a mechanical keyboard lol. I always tell my professors "please dont make me write this, I will type it all in person if necessary"

  • Handwriting_irl (Art by PixelSky)

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  • As an engineer, I can tell you ours is even worse

  • Team Fortress 2 gets another update with fixes from the community and relaxed in-game chat restrictions

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  • Fair enough, then a more apt statement would be a permissive non-commercial license with media assets injected from the base game (alla GMOD)

  • Message_irl (Art by Shreddyfox)

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  • I dont even have a fursona, I just think the art is sick and the friends I have that are furries are cool people.

  • Team Fortress 2 gets another update with fixes from the community and relaxed in-game chat restrictions

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  • Well boy howdy do I have news for you lol.

    Tf2 is open source now - just with non-commercial strings.

  • End of 10 is a campaign to move people over to Linux with Windows 10 support ending

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  • Yep, and I'd argue thats one of the most fruitful things to come out of MS's blunders. It incentivized the other stakeholders to get win32/64 compatibility efforts into high gear for linux, and I couldn't be happier with what we ended up with today (on the linux side ofc)

    Edit: Also, I mentioned the MS store and UWP because that was the reason behind that infamous quote - the team wanted to motivate developers to get on board with the platform, and announcing 10 as the last version of Windows was part of that campaign.

  • End of 10 is a campaign to move people over to Linux with Windows 10 support ending

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  • Yeah, if the MS store and UWP apps worked out for Microsoft (they didn't lol).

    Now win11 is "okay, now this really will be last version of windows, because you can't refuse installing our crap."

  • Snap bad

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  • makes it authentic lol

  • Do y'all still consider the machine you run pirated software/games on to still be "Secure"? [+ Other Piracy Related Questions]

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  • Yeah, Gabe Newell definitely was quite forward thinking when he came to that conclusion, and I can definitely say it works well for my Steam Library.

    Honestly at this point the main force that brings me to hunt for media is subscription services, since it always feels like a rug pull compared to alternatives. I paid for things on GOG, I get to keep the installers and back them up. I bought things on Steam, I'm not charged to reinstall or use them on other devices, and I can still download games that are delisted now (RIP poker night at the inventory).

    Now that Blu-rays are going the way of Google Stadia, getting phased out, all I can really do is just rip any media I already have and download what I may need. FOSS tools have already replaced any subscription software I would use for my engineering work.

  • Do y'all still consider the machine you run pirated software/games on to still be "Secure"? [+ Other Piracy Related Questions]

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  • If memory serves, Anna's links to them if you check their "3rd party sources" links when doing an ISBN search.