I think it’s hilarious. I’d laugh if i got into this room without knowing about its “view” beforehand. Ventilation might be an issue though

Oh, i thought the title was clickbait, but it really is not. Poor sunfish, but i guess such is life if you’re not an apex predator.

Never heard of it, i’ll check it out, thank you!

Yeah, not only does Adobe provide a DRM solution, seems like their reader doesn’t even properly work.

Another reason to dislike Adobe: I’m using Linux and reading on an old Kindle Paperwhite i recently put KOReader on. Since i don’t want to support amazon anyway I’m trying to buy books directly from authors, or if that doesn’t work, from other book stores. The problem? Most ship the books using “Adobe DRM”, meaning you get a *.acsm file, supposed to be opened with some Adobe tool to download the book you bought. This tool is of course not available on Linux, and even if it were, why not just provide the file directly?

There is acsmdownloader which works fine, but again, i have to jump through hoops to download my bought book (my bad for actually wanting to support authors i guess…). Sadly, this format of ebook delivery seems to have become the standard nowadays. Thank you Adobe…

Thank you to Tor Books for actually providing their files without DRM, though! At least one publisher seems to be doing it right.

Thank you, always love posts like these :) Bunderkin especially looks interesting and fun

Rail Route does not tick all the boxes and is higher level, but the signalling and shared track mechanisms are done quite well.

Where did you install it?

~~Since you are on an Arch based distro you should be able to install egctl from the aur: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/egctl-bin

I’m not that familiar with Endevour OS, but maybe you can do something like yay -Syu egctl-bin~~

The tool should be installed somewhere your path envkronment variable points to and then you’ll be able to execute it from your shell (terminal)

Edit: I linked the wrong tool, sorry. Thanks for pointing it out.

I see your reply on lemmy!

The author makes some good points, interesting read. Thanks for the link.

Coming from a Python and Java background Rust is way harder to learn. Don’t get me wrong, i like Rust, but it feels way harder. But i agree that its great for large projects and performance-wise!

Fall asleep at any time and place by will

It can feel quite long, yeah. But i especially liked the non-standard theme for a CRPG and the stories.

Not sure how Pillars of Eternity: Deadfire sold, but i would love a new game in this series. I guess sadly not good enough to warrant a sequel :(

At least for now Obsidian announced an update which will introduce turn based mode to the first game, coming later this year: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/134573-patch-138087535-is-live/

Glad people are enjoying Silksong, not my style of game but it sounds like a fantastic game for fans of the genre.

Still working on the legendary PvE armor in Guild Wars 2, gold is the biggest issue. I’m taking a break from that to play Borderlands 3, which is just leaps and bounds above Borderlands 2 gameplay wise. I got burned out of 2 when it got a bit harder towards the end and i really didn’t want to do a bunch of sidequests to hopefully get some better weapons, i just didn’t enjoy the gameplay anymore.

I also want to buy and play Hades II, but i don’t really have the time for that as well right now. Something to look forward to :)

Huh i never knew there was a remake of Sniper Elite V2, might have to check it out. Thanks for mentioning it

Organ i think, but it probably helps that it’s usually played in a big stony building (church).