Fair enough. I didn’t know that. Hopefully they don’t abuse their position, but at least it’s not a full ownership situation I guess.

Fedora is upstream of Red Hat now. It’s developed by the community, then IBM/Red Hat steal it lol.

Please calm down bro nobody should get this heated about a display server protocol.

No.

I can’t imagine it’d be that hard to write some code that does that using an existing AI model.

Shareholders: why not all three?

Fuck yes. Planning to follow all these tutorials as they come out. Have a game idea I’d love to make a reality. Itching to just make anything though.

I think it was a donation system. But they were making some money off it so 🤷

I’ve never played those, I’ll have to look into them. Thanks for the suggestion :)

They did Human Resource Machine, which is a pretty difficult low-level programming-based game, and 7 billion humans, which is a similar low-level programming-based game but incorporating multi-threading concepts.

Neither are super accessible if you’re not into programming, but if you are into it they’re both pretty awesome. I finished Human Resource Machine a few weeks ago and have made a start on 7 Billion Humans, so far so good.

I also played World of Goo and Little Inferno back on the Wii U lol. Very unique games with heaps of character.

I’m sure the Devs will work something out. Tomorrow Corporation have been putting out bangers in between WoG 1 and 2 so I trust them completely.

Views don’t update in real time but likes do. Always happens with big videos like this. It’s something to do with YouTube reconciling the view counts across multiple servers, which gets very difficult with large numbers. It’s a bit easier for them to create a stable like count when each user can only like it once, so they’re essentially adding that user to a list and then counting the length of the list.

It’s more of a satire of them but sure.