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@alizaeteri: 1913 — Federal Reserve 1913 — IRS (Income Tax) 1913 — Rockefeller Foundation 1913 — American Cancer Society 1913 — ADL 1913 — Warburg (linked to Rothschilds) installs central banking 1914 — WW1 All in...…
Set up on this one, hoping it'll drop some big bolts near the lake. Unfortunately another big cell behind me is starting to spit rain, so I might get booted out of here soon.
Update! As I was writing that, a big bolt triggered both cameras, but I was looking at my phone typing so I didn't see it so I didn't see it 😂⚡️
I mean I must admit, people in general are trying pretty hard to get me to stop caring about people in general. But I will not. I refuse to stop, no matter what they do, because that way lies fascism.
The family of Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers who died by suicide in April, is urging President Trump not to pardon Ghisla...
NSW Police are desperately trying to block a planned crossing of the Sydney Harbour Bridge by pro-Palestine protesters, and ASIO's boss has criticised the 'head-spinning' complacency of public officials regarding AUKUS. The post Pro-Palestine demonstrators…
Who wants to start a poetry gang? But like an edgy neo-surrealist anarchic one. We'll meet once a week and change the world. I've never done poetry before so it would help if applicants have some experience. Also I don't know what neo-surrealism is either. Is that the one where it doesn't have to rhyme?
There was an old man called Kropotkin Who noticed that bread cost a lot-kin “The price needn’t be paid If we had mutual aid And no one would need more than he’s got-kin”
The beard of Mikhail Bakunin Had all of the ladies swoonin’ But Karl Marx and Engels Had beards with less tangles And Mikhail’s looked in need of a prunin’
Nick if there was a vote for supreme leader of the world, I would run your campaign. I'd make a horrible fucking mess of it, but know it was meant well.
Maria Bartiromo: "Everybody that I speak with—money managers, business managers, CEOs—they all say the same thing: America is BACK. America is HOT, and it has everything to do with President Trump’s policies."
Republicans, when in doubt, vote the exact opposite of Senator Susan Collins. Generally speaking, you can’t go wrong. Thank you for your attention to this matter and, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
I switched to catchyos not too long ago but i also want to get into gamedev im just not sure which engine to go with? I looked in scratch but i find it annoying (visual scripting). Im not sure if i should try godot or some other engine now. Im also not sure where to post at sense itch has become questionable, i also want to try game jams aswell.
If you're looking at collaborating in game jams, you'll find it handy to have some Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot under your belt. Don't worry about becoming an "expert" at any of them, just do a few intro tutorials and read the starter docs on each.
Everyone says Godot, but I disagree. Godot is too high level and it won't teach you much about how it all works. Godot is good if you have already mastered languages and common gaming algorithms (e.g. collisions), and you just want to get going. But as a first foray, I'd say, go with SDL. After you done something simple in SDL and learned some hands on knowledge on how things work under the hood, go with Godot or Love. That knowledge will help you troubleshoot godot better then.
I've heard good things about GameMaker (the engine Hotline Miami 1 and 2 use) for beginner devs. It's hard to recommend an engine without knowing how familiar you are with scripting. GameMaker is 2D-only ~~and isn't free~~ though.
Godot can be very confusing if you aren't much of a coder or have trouble with complex workflows. But one thing it does very well is allow you to get a barebones structure up and running quickly, and that really helps with setting up scenes and iterating on them. So if that sounds like your thing, Godot is free and can do 3D as well as 2D.
GameMaker is absolutely free to download and keep forever for non-commercial use. For commercial use or Console export, purchase a Professional license or our Enterprise Subscription.
Honestly try whatever you want, from Godot to bash on the command line (I'm not even joking) then while doing so, write down what you learn and, as importantly, what is missing. If something is missing and it's a very VERY big deal for you to re-implement (say 3D engine, or VR support, or cross platform support) then and ONLY THEN do look at other engines. See which ones out there do have both what you needed so far AND what is missing. Do NOT think ahead of all the "cool" things you "might need one day" because you would then look for the "perfect" engine for a project that does not even exist in your mind.
TL;DR: it does not matter, pick any, build, share, iterate and pick another one whenever you want to.
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If you're just starting out, Unity is a bit more mature and established - and it works fine on Linux. There are also quite a few resources for getting started that apply to the current version out there (E.g. It isn't rapidly changing too much at the moment for someone just starting out). It also has the best mobile support of any engine out there, so if you want to test your game on a phone that's your best bet.
Godot is popular among hobbyists, and could be a fun start, but I don't know of any serious games being made in it yet (having said that, I know quite a few folk who are currently evaluating it, so maybe in a few years).
But, really, my recommendation is to focus on learning a programming language first. Figure out the ins and outs of basic C#, then start learning about an engine that utilizes it.
I'm only saying this because it sounds like you're looking into how to build games, not just one specific role of the process: if that's the case, starting with some basic C# tutorials/classes would help a lot.
Once you know the be basics it will be much simpler to work with an established Engine, and jumping from one to another will also have less friction.
Finally, remember that scratch is a good tool to learn about how to program. If you're feeling like you've mastered it, now is a great time to move on to a proper programming language.
it's crazy that my client will pay hundreds of $ in fees for every single payment, which i add on to his bills, just to avoid writing me a check. he must have a lot of money
Trump boosts tariffs on Canada to 35%, carrying through on his threat. Good thing Carney continues to snub China making sure that Canada has absolutely no leverage against the US.
was pretty funny seeing Canada as well as france jump on that "War with Iran" shitshow, as if that had anything to do with their national interest and didn't expose all their anti-trump posturing as meaningless
The Senate must stay in Session, taking no recess, until the entire Executive Calendar is CLEAR!!! We have to save our Country from the Lunatic Left. Republicans, for the health and safety of the USA, DO YOUR JOB, and confirm All Nominees. They should NOT BE FORCED TO WAIT. Thank you for your attention to this matter!
If you thought about this for even a second, you'd realize keeping track of all the people Ryu has fought, even the ones he has killed multiple times, is self-evidently retarded.
A Lee County man was wrongfully arrested last year after AI facial recognition technology used by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office got it wrong. Experts are...
if i'm reading the UK online safety act correctly, a platform is only required to verify IDs if the service "has links with the UK," which means that a) people from the UK are the target market, b) "the service has a significant number of united kingdom users" where "significant" is undefined, or c) if there is "reasonable grounds to believe that there is a material risk of significant harm to individuals in the UK from user generated content."
since (c) is definitely not true, and (b) is totally undefined, i guess i am legally obligated as someone involved in running an online service to say "if you are from the UK, fuck off, you are not our target market, and if you are here you are not significant"
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deliberately vague to create a market for lawyers to interpret it and for tech vendors to sell overly complex and expensive "solutions".
Also worth remembering that kier wants us to be "injecting AI directly into our veins", so there's sadly someone somewhere just handwaving these issues away with an assertion that we can just let the AI handle it.
Humans on net is a problem cannot be solved without sacrifice. Token idea is marginally better. A cryptographic set is still trackable. Only thing that is required to uncover real ID is time. Either person will be identified by their opsec leaks such as using token on logged in services, or they will leak some other info to identify that tokens ownership. Heck, data brokers can keep tracking token ID's and wait a gov database leak. Big G do keep shadow logs on IPs until they get IDed.
here's a new post from @iftas on the Online Safety Act -- Jaz met with some of the regulators at TrustCon. His take:
"Ofcom understands that independent platforms serve community needs and do not necessarily pose the same systemic risks as profit-driven networks. Their message was consistent: low-risk, volunteer-run services are not the focus of enforcement. If you are operating in good faith, acting proportionately, and keeping your community safe, you are already on the right path."
What Fediverse Service Providers Need to Know The Online Safety Act (OSA) is now in force in the United Kingdom. Enforced by Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, the Act introduces a new set o…
Ninja Gaiden Ragebound feels extremely modern compared to Shadow of the Ninja Reborn but don't tell TEU that or he'll get an idea for an extremely autistic jewtube video.
It's like the perfect "almost mostly good but modern and formulaic and undaring" game. He's gonna make a 20 minute video on it, absolutely. Maybe even 30.
I'm not gonna come down on being mad at progression because I've been mad at RPG mechanics fucking with the balancing of action games for literally longer than you've been alive. I mean he's still autistic about it even by MY standards, but I GET IT at least.
Final Fight CRUSHES Modern Action Games | Review. It's insane how slept on Final Fight is. Yes, the game is recognized in a historical sense of being so foun...
I mean you can tell the devs aren't going to be big fans of sex appeal just from Blasphemous but the evil girl you get soul-glued too is not totally devoid of sex appeal. DEFINITELY not Team Ninja tier stuff but it's better than what the west usually makes.
This is similar in quality to how good they made Blasphemous look, well it was an ugly game displaying ugly things but the art talent was still there and gave the ugliness this level of verisimilitude and pixel art talent
No game journo chronicling this would know but Pocky and Rocky Reshrined is not a remaster but secretly a sequel with totally different mechanics. Honestly, every game they made after Wild Guns is so markedly and mechanically different that it's hard to call them a remaster in anything but how they are marketed but I am autismal and must say P&R is EXPLICITLY both in the game and mechanically something you play after P&R1 and cannot meaningfully be said to replace P&R1, which still holds up as an all time classic too.
@LittleTom I searched to be sure and yeah, it's as I heard, it's a team made of old veterans that actually worked on these back then
"Tengo Project is a small development team of industry veterans inside Natsume Atari, basically three guys whose work goes back to the 90s. Their three previous titles were all remasters of games that they themselves had originally worked on in the Super Famicom era"
I got to the twin dragons boss and set the game down. I was considering just dropping it but if it fleshes out I can keep running. It's not like it's an offensive play.
"There is no need to ask what remains of the revolution. Nothing remains of the revolution, because the revolution is always what remains. Remnant, excess, surplus: the revolution is not what first exists and then leaves a halo that its … Continue reading →"
There is no need to ask what remains of the revolution. Nothing remains of the revolution, because the revolution is always what remains. Remnant, excess, surplus: the revolution is not what first …
Following me is like subscribing to a multi-faceted variety show that provides you with zero regular scheduling, no niche topics, no regards for tone policing BS & often breakneck speed of going from hella silly to super serious in seconds.
Thanks, for understanding how I roll ✌️ Please check yourself for e-whiplash after voluntary encounters with me 😅
You're awesome and there have been a dozen times when your posts made me really think about something in a different way. What could be more valuable than that?
One of the lessons you should learn from the Tea debacle:
When LinkedIn barfs and locks your account and they demand a photograph of a state ID to unlock your account, the only valid response is "NO!"
In fact this happened to me and LinkedIn allowed me to write out an affidavit and get it notarized and send that to LinkedIn instead. Notarizing costs a few dollars in my state (price set by law).
I don't care how important you think your forum is; I'm not sending you my state ID.
"Kojève once expressed a warning in the form of a critique of identity that is worth reflecting on: “Be what you can never become”. The mistake of those who seek identity is to want to become what they already are. … Continue reading →"
René Magritte. La Reproduction interdite/Not to Be Reproduced), 1937 Kojève once expressed a warning in the form of a critique of identity that is worth reflecting on: “Be what you can never b…
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ASIO's boss has criticised the 'head-spinning' complacency of public officials regarding AUKUS, and NSW Police is desperately trying to block a planned crossing of the Sydney Harbour Bridge by pro-Palestine protesters. The post Top spy chief issues…
Sean Feucht's tours aren't about music, they're about spreading fascist ideology disguised as a concert. He regularly spreads extremist rhetoric threatening people's safety, dignity, and inclusion. This is why cities all across Canada are cancelling his events.
From Russia with Love /Tate Modern Molotovs / A 2018 Palme d'Or prize on the back of some Icteric scruffs - Wise Twins & Ron Hunt / Covid 19-84 and the possible death of a society of art veneered entertainment.
Gaza Children Message Through Ireland Pro-Justice Mothers against GenocideA passionate advocate speaks out about the situation in Gaza, emphasizing that the ...
Europe’s deep tech future hinges on evolving investment strategies. The reason for this is that traditional funding models cannot support the long-term financial commitments that ...
China will resist American sanctions on buying Russian oil – US Treasury Secretary rt.com/news/622238-us-china-ru… Beijing sees energy policy as a sovereign matter, Scott Bessent has said
The Clinton campaign, in coordination with the Obama administration, the media, and the intelligence community, WITTINGLY coordinated to “demonize Putin and Trump”, and blame them for the DNC hack (Seth Rich).
"Brooks said several bystanders recorded the terrifying assault, but a passing woman told a burning Vogler to drop to the ground and roll before grabbing bottles of water from her car to help extinguish the flames, the New York Times reported."
Thank God for the that heroic woman...those who recorded this horrific incident should be charged. Enough of this egregious behavior; hold them accountable for violating the Good Samaritan Act. Or enact another law.
The chilling attack — which police said was personal — left Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler with burns covering up to 60% of his body, mostly on his torso.
Trump is not only a bozo, he has a very low IQ. His self-declared penalties for other countries will come back to affect domestic situations in the future.
History will look back on America as one of the most secret but well executed slavery's of all time. No credit to Brandon Trump.
This is the point we reached where a kilo of papers cost $1.5 to use for woodfire. Books that were used for education and to learn are now being used to survive. My heart breaks everyday to the state we’ve reached and with the world watching.
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