How is Itch user friendly? It literally just gives you a download and lets you figure the rest out yourself. If you have a big library, like if you bought one of those big charity bundles, you can't even filter or search it in any way.
I have an ambient playlist with artists like Carbon Based Lifeforms, Sync24, 36, Cell, and some tracks from video game soundtracks.
WOKE LIBERAL america be like
- wokelahoma
- they/themessee
- nonbinary dakota
- transylvania
- hannah montana
- lesbiana
- kawaii
- gay texas
- north and south queerolina
- washington H.R.T.
They at least have belt inputs now. MASSIVE quality of life improvement.
the thumbnail looks like a cheap mobile strategy game
Well that's certainly ominous
So nobody actually claimed they were robots. This article is just sensationalist clickbait garbage for people who really want to see a chinese company get "BUSTED!" for something. Twitter replies are full of racism.
if we consider alyx to be the third installment then we have hl3 already
That doesn't count. It's a prequel, it doesn't continue the story (except like 5 seconds), and it doesn't resolve the cliffhanger we were left on.
Wait a moment, did anyone actually think those were robots? Did anyone claim they were actual robots? I saw the videos going around and people were generally just impressed at the makeup and costume work.
Replies in the twitter link make me laugh though.
@VicBeeSee: Full on idiotic post, the company didn't pretend they were robots.
@Byron_Wan: It did… it didn’t tell others that those were human beings.
This either sounds like someone trying to make an issue out of nothing, or someone who got momentarily tricked and is embarrassed about it.
First release: July 1987
Latest (stable) release: February 2023
I'm impressed.
I tried to use Pocket because of Mozilla's relentless promotion, but I ended up finding it too clunky compared to regular bookmarks.
First question: You use
--download-sections "*00:00-10:00"
as an option to download the first 10 minutes. The asterisk means the numbers are treated as a timestamp instead of looking for a chapter with that title.
Second question I don't know.
Heh, clever title
Wonder if it'll be as money hungry as the original
My family still teases me for once playing a game where you had to pay real money to watch a pixel guy jump into the pool
Not really. I tried staring at a picture of Obama for 5 minutes, keeping my eyes fixed on his nose exactly between the eyes. After two minutes it was like his face got squashed vertically, his mouth got closer to his eyes and his ears got more pronounced. After 3 minutes my mind began trying to fill in his mouth, stopped seeing the teeth and instead just saw closed lips, like the area was a blind spot that the mind had to guess about. I saw both teeth and lips overlaying each other, like if each eye saw a different version, or if you hold your finger close to your eye and see both it and the background simultaneously.
For the last minute his features began morphing slightly, but never that much at a time before springing back. His eyes got a little downturned, his nose got a little less pronounced, and so on, but the features always corrected themselves immediately when my eyes moved just a little bit.
Again, I think it's about how our eyes work. They're not cameras, they respond more to changes in their field of vision than they see the absolute image. Keeping your eyes still on a still image means nothing is changing, so the information reaching your brain is limited. It has to start making guesses to fill it in.
Because Microsoft hasn't yet captured 100% of the PC gaming demographic, thankfully.