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Yep, that was it. Makes me feel a little bit better that every comment under it is calling it out though, thanks for the follow-up.
Yep, that was it. Makes me feel a little bit better that every comment under it is calling it out though, thanks for the follow-up.
My favorite example of this so far, the top rated comment on a post about players making a one million science per hour factory in factorio:
Factorio is proprietary software, Mindustry is not
Lemmy is so negative, it even hates Factorio.
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Man, it’s worse than that. The CEO left in September 2019 with a multimillion dollar exit package, and went on to become a chairman of GM. The guy below him who mobilized the security team left to be the CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley. I did a deep dive video on this today, but I dont want to spam the link. It’s in my profile in a recent comment if you’re interested.
I actually made a deep dive video on this story today, if anybody is interested. It’s honestly insane how far ebay went with this.
I actually just made a video about this story today. It’s crazy how far ebay went with this.
lol guess Lemmy doesn’t like self-promotion. Noted.
Chex Quest is actually very well-known in the classic Doom community. It’s way better than it has any right to be lol.
I had this really strange game called Seventh Cross Evolution. It wasn’t really a good game, but I loved it.
You started out as a tiny amoeba, and ate food to gain evolution points. You’d then use those points to add colors to a grid, I think you had six colors. The arrangement of those colors in the grid would unlock new body parts, like tentacle legs, or human arms, or a shark head.
It was super weird and clunky, but I loved it as a kid. I would spend hours just making pictures and seeing what I’d get. Might have to revisit that one soon, could make a fun stream game.