I agree with you but this article really reflects the australian way of handling things. Rules and regulations. It’s good that they’re going to ask first though.

Ohhh didn’t know about libredirect

Gotta admit I had to read that headline three times to make sense of it

Never welcome news to hear studios closing down :(

Wait the IA is still going on? I’ve been getting an error whenever i tried to access it for days now

Had to double take to confirm it didn’t say they argued Australia doesn’t exist

You’d think Citizen Sade came up with the story but no, it’s an article. Things like these always reinforce my belief that his stories were wild for sure but not that detached from reality.

I’ve had Proton for a while, I’m satisfied, would recommend.

Previously I used to use Nord, but ever since… Uh I forgot what they did. They changed headquarters? Disclosed something they shouldn’t? Somebody here will correct me and point out what happened.

Anyway, Proton 👍

Oh I see where the controversy comes from. I’m not implying they are for the same people, although of course there is an overlap because they’re both fantasy.

All I’m saying is, within the fantasy genre, BG seems to be causing a similar impact as a game as Skyrim did in its time. Both give what their fandoms want, both feel fresh and innovative/creative enough at the time of release, both offer a lot in replay value. They are very different games though.

I say BG3 is to the 2020s what Skyrim was to the 2010s

Fair enough! That makes sense

Is it a buzzword though? I always took it as the ability to understand AND question in order to prove/disprove/ build upon said understanding.

I’m up for it but only if it’s a threatened species of wild chicken

Not Icebergy McBergFace?

I take that as a yes. Also isn’t it cool that you can copy and paste a formatted table?

Love that idea but isn’t it that the higher the number the smaller the paper is?

What kind of a name is A23a? Come on guys, it’s the largest chunk of ice on earth and that’s the best you can do?

This sounds too surveillancey for the so self proclaimed libertarian and too much of a flamboyant economic investment for the guy that said to cut down all unnecessary costs

Should be in Jokes and Humor then

Fair enough, I can understand why adding fruit to it has some appeal especially for kids. My mom used to add apple cubes or strawberries to jelly when I was a kid and I used to think it was fun. I can also give a pass to the dessert options in that article, they look tacky but edible in the grand scheme of things. Cabbage and tuna salad in jelly? Give me a break