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2 days ago

Extremely lovely and calming collection of clouds, thank you for that!

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notesfromearth 2 days ago

thanks!! :)

irrelevantreviews dogsmicworks

2 days ago

I read issue 14 and I really like how you handle emulation with your Easy Emulation sections. A lot of people try to sell emulation as some "get rich quick" piracy tool made exclusively so you can play games for free, which is annoying because that isn't what emulation is at all! It's so that people can enjoy the classics that shaped modern gaming as a whole without spending an arm and a leg! [...]

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irrelevantreviews 2 days ago

It's really nice that you use emulation as a vessel as a way of saying, "Hey, this game is super cool, and also super easy to get!" -- and not "Hey, this game is free if you just pirate it!"

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lattematche 2 days ago

Same! plus the og devs wouldn't get the money anyway. Sometimes the only way to get the hardware to play those games are through scalpers, and I just rather emulate it myself than to give them any money :/

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dogsmicworks 1 day ago

True! The thinking was that I'd like for each issue to have something the reader is basically guaranteed to be able to play regardless of money or hardware, so I've made sure there's an Easy Emulation in every issue I release. Emphasis on the "Easy" part too, the NES/SNES/Mega Drive/GBA games I typically tend to cover are very easy to emulate both from a hardware perspective and being simple to set up.

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Evolution, free will and creativity seem to be central to the universe. Everything gets shaped like networks with few big centers and many smaller outskirts, both when it comes to stars, solar systems, cities, companies & ideas. The big centers get bigger (they become the first choice for people to move to when they don't have a better idea), but they never completely take over. Something counteracts the monopoly.

juntogawa 2 days ago

Power laws and the Pareti principle imply stuff like "20% of the causes stand behind 80% of the effects", but what people miss is that this not only means "focus on the small part that actually makes a difference", but also that the other 20% are the small but many random creative deviations that together counteract the "monopoly" of the most powerful 20%.

juntogawa 2 days ago

Without those many small random deviations we wouldn't have a more interesting world than a small single dense point, everything centered, like at the big bang. The 20% of your ideas that make 80% of the difference, originally came from the other 80% of your ideas that together don't make a big difference, but sometimes have one small idea that revolutionizes and takes over the previous power center.

juntogawa 2 days ago

There's a limit to how big a star can be and still maintain itself, self goes for cities and living organisms. Big companies get tired, slow and bureaucratic. The power center naturally loses its power, and so do your most well-proven ideas if you don't embrace change.

juntogawa 2 days ago

As long as we have both big and small companies together in the same system, it mirrors the universe we live in. We wouldn't want a world with everything centered at one point, and we wouldn't want an evenly spaced out world either. We want variation, and we want a world where one big power center can do their thing in their way and the smaller outskirt can do what they do best.

juntogawa 2 days ago

Make your life imitate the structure of the universe, and it will start working with the universe instead of against it.

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tabf5

2 days ago

I would like to retract my previous statement about wanting to pay for a browser. I have way too many thoughts about this topic that I wanna cram into this post but the tl;dr is that I'm worried about how free browsers are going to evolve (or run out of funding) over time

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webmar27 2 days ago

which browser do u use rn?

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tabf5 2 days ago

I would try Zen with uBlock Origin first, but if you're like me and need to use something Chrome-based for certain web apps that don't support Firefox, then Brave with all the crypto crap disabled is pretty much the only option

brachypelmide 2 days ago

what about sm like vivaldi? or ungoogled chromium. i've heard those were good too

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xyllria 2 days ago

I have generally similar concerns- however I could not afford if browsers cost money too!

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tabf5 2 days ago

Should've mentioned why I feel chained to Brave- the Manifest V3 shit crippled uBlock on Chrome, so I just kinda lean on the custom adblocker inside Brave and hope for the best. I don't believe there's a Chrome fork that still supports Manifest V3