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  • I also thought buying the name for so much money (over a million, and Peri refinanced his house to afford it) just wasn't worth it.

    But with so much invested now, they're likely to fight it out in court to the end. Apparently the Italian company's ownership of the name is dubious, but it will still be costly to fight.

  • Ah! Totally misinterpreted your comment then, sorry 😅

  • I thought its discussion of how much Civilization focuses on conquest, colonization, and combat over most other systems, to the point of it becoming a bit ridiculous if you try to go pacifist, was interesting. The year it was written didn't seem a detriment.

  • Gaming @beehaw.org

    The Pacifist's Guide to Civilization 6

    www.polygon.com /features/2016/11/1/13482176/pacifists-guide-to-civilization-6/
  • Kreia from KOTOR 2 really gave an astonishingly good performance, as did Bao-dur in the game game.

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    How To Start A Union: Step By Step | The Class Room ft. Sohla & Ham

  • The Japanese stock market crash of 1987 only recovered in 2020. That's over 30 years.

    If that happened in the US, the average american who invested in the stock market and is relying on a 401k to retire would be screwed.

  • No, that's the Teamsters you're thinking of, more specifically, Sean O'Brian, who did attempt to cozy up to Trump and the republican party. The membership of the Teamsters itself has a significant amount of MAGA members as well, and they often endorse republican politicians.

    the UAW's leadership is far more class conscious in comparison, and endorsed Kamala in the election (the Teamsters chose not to endorse anyone to not piss off their MAGA members).

    Saying that, virtually all US Unions are pretty wimpy, and seem to loathe the idea of actually striking or making big moves to save themselves compared to European unions. The IWW is the sole exception, but unfortunately they don't have the numbers compared to the big unions.

  • The most serious proposal for a general strike date is backed by the UAW for May 1st 2028, but that was planned before Trump won the election.

    https://may1.uaw.org/

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    What does “The average American reads at an 8th grade level” mean in practice? A worryingly concise explanation.

  • Gaming @beehaw.org

    The Unlikely Development Of The First Splinter Cell

    gameinformer.com /2023/08/29/splinter-cell-history
  • Gaming @beehaw.org

    The Lost Art of Collectivist RPGs

  • Technology @beehaw.org

    Making CPU's at home: Creating a Home Chip Lab – Sam Zeloof

    sam.zeloof.xyz /category/semiconductor/
  • retrocomputing @lemmy.sdf.org

    A piece of computing history: The Acorn Archimedes A420/1

  • If you're using that currently, do you notice that on a fresh reboot, if you sit at the desktop and just wiggle the mouse for a while, or keep creating selection boxes with your mouse, KDE will freeze for a random amount of time?

  • Mr.Do! Is quite fun.

    H.E.R.O. can become addicting if you don't mind initially learning its tricks through trial and error (the harder path is always the correct one). It can get pretty flow-state when you get a handle on it.

    The early Space Quest games from Sierra are fun if you don't mind using a text parser. As is Quest for Glory.

    Finally, a Mind Forever Voyaging by Infocom still holds up supremely well if you don't mind pure text adventures. The short story included in the manual alone is worth the read.

    Edit: oh, and Street Rod is still a very fun american graffiti inspired racing game.

  • Mobian is Debian designed for phones. PostmarketOS is another project doing the same thing, but with an alpine Linux base.

  • Qt6, actually :D

  • What's the spin? They look to have done an incredible amount of work eliminating technical debt, and the UX improvements are outstanding, IMO.

  • They're switching from Wxwidgets to a Qt base so they can reuse the Qt base of Musescore.

  • Neocities encourages static 90's style webpages.

  • Geany is a great, lightweight FOSS editor that totally respects your privacy, and supports all if the languages you mentioned, plus many more.

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    How Big Tech Uses YOUR Kids’ Classrooms To Sell THEIR Products

  • Enshittification will come to all proprietary apps sooner or later.

  • retrocomputing @lemmy.sdf.org

    Microcomputers – The Second Wave: Toward A Mass Market

    technicshistory.com /2025/10/03/microcomputers-the-second-wave-towards-a-mass-market/
  • The video also goes into relative buying power by visualizing how many men could be hired by various rich people throughout the ages on their compounding income alone, how their wealth compares to total GDP of their respective era.

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    VFX Artist Reveals the TRUE Scale of Wealth Disparity

  • Freetube app for desktop.

  • Music @beehaw.org

    Doctor's Cat - Doctor's Cat Melody

  • There's still BBS's around, and I think the Amiga has a network that old amigas can connect to to share software and such.

  • Technology @beehaw.org

    NVIDIA's Monopolistic Takeover | Gamers Nexus

  • Free and Open Source Software @beehaw.org

    TC2-BBS-mesh: A BBS server for Meshtastic for posting bulletins, sending mail to users, and channel directory.

    github.com /TheCommsChannel/TC2-BBS-mesh
  • Music @beehaw.org

    Marty's Big 40th Mixtape (SNES Soundfont Remixes)

  • Technology @beehaw.org

    Piracy is for Trillion Dollar Companies | Fair Use, Copyright Law, & Meta AI

  • Gaming @beehaw.org

    Call of Duty: Ghosts – Power, Paranoia, and Orbital Tungsten Rods | Folding Ideas