What do you mean they don’t exist? I know they have since long gotten away from the hardware market but I’ve seen multiple video game releases over the years either as publishers or developers. Granted most are remakes or sequels of old games, though.

IMO this should get state funding dude, it is Japan’s historical heritage at this point. I honestly can’t believe they weren’t doing ends meet or something, in a country like theirs where video game culture is so strong.

Fucking depressing.

Looks amazing, I have doubts how they are going to handle killing NPCs, though, since the films were so “if we kill the others we are like the badies” like, but here there were some times when it’s hard to believe an enemy could resist those attacks and not die.

Nice and mature response, a lot better than shitty Linus’s video.

If it were up to me I’d go with Rust because it’s fast and nice, but it’s going to be harder to do since not many people know it, but if you think you can keep the project alive enough until you get help it would be ideal.

I think this is something super useful because what happens to me is that there’s not a really good way to organize images unless you keep two copies of the same file. Let’s say I have a meme about chess that also involves politics, should I store in my “Politics” folder or in my “Chess” folder? With a tag based system you only add a tag which makes it appear on both places, so I wish you the best of luck.

Regarding music I wouldn’t care to use it because I’d rather have a music player that does the same that what you’re proposing but and has a music player integrated into it, which is not something you should add to this software unless you make it really bloaty, at least with e-books and images you generally have another software which just opens it and that’s it.

Also I think some level of hierarchy is needed, so that you can keep stuff within stuff. For example I could have an “Image” tag, and withing it, different tags like “Memes,” “Video Games,” and so on. At least for me, I wouldn’t want to have video memes along with image memes, for example.

From my understanding of it, Esperanto is not really that good of an international language, a lot of its phonetics are very similar to Polish (the mother tongue of its inventor) and are therefore hard to pronounce for non native speakers. toki pona on the other side has very few sounds which are super common in a lot of other languages and they are super easy to learn.

Esperanto’s grammar is a lot more harder and they have a lot more words in it. toki pona is a minimal language about 300 words if you count community used words, plus the grammar is super easy to learn.

Basically you can learn it in a couple weeks, maybe two months if you take it super easy, which makes it much more available for everyone as an international language. The downside is that since it has so little words you can’t actually use it for scientific stuff where you need a precise language, but honestly if it grows in users those words will be invented and the problem is solved.

Ask in /c/lemmy_support, read the rules.

Nice, maybe they’ll release it for 2032.

Yes, I tend to read the most boring kind of books I can find, they’re fun.

Adding upper case letters to addresses would indeed increase what the “_” does, I don’t think we should add them. Your method also requires manual intervention which is just not a good idea.

Not happening.

I hope it fails like shit, them bastards.

Sorry ass attempt.

It seems like it’d require such a level of research that is almost impossible to do it.

Aether works like that in theory, but I think that the feature was never created.

I was a moderator of an image board once and basically they tell you that you should be lurking and if you see anything that breaks the ToC you should delete it and ban that IP if it’s too horrible. Mind you this image board wasn’t so big (it’s not super small, though) so maybe moderation in some bigger one is a bit more serious.

Not the brightest moment in my life, hehe. sighs in depression

While I totally I agree with you this community is not for this kind of stuff, /c/announcements is for Lemmy announcements, read the sidebar please.

I think having more admins from more time zones is the best solution, then e-mail verification and then having to fill out a form because it takes time to be reviewed and it takes more time from me because i have to write shit and anyway i can lie.

What methods did you use to learn during those 3 years? What were your learning (grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, etc)? Did you manage to retain some of the knowledge acquired during those years? Honestly you picked a hard language to learn, 3 years learning Spanish without some proper teacher is not that much to be honest, I’ve been learning German for that amount by myself and I’m not even close to being that good honestly, so don’t feel bad about it.