For offline software I wouldn’t consider it a problem, but for something that connects to the internet I would want it to have the latest versions of its dependencies.

It looks like the dev has been updating their funding details recently, hopefully they have an update planned.

https://github.com/TachibanaGeneralLaboratories/download-navi/commits/master/

They all have slightly different composition.

The one you posted is “zoomed out” compared to the others making the character feel smaller, I’m curious what it was used for.

Where is this version from?

For reference these are from xbox store:

PlayStation store:

Nintendo eshop:

I went digital in 2018 when:

• I had a switch case with my game cards stolen,
• I swapped from PS4 to PS4 pro and Xbox One to One X,
• my son started walking and getting his hands on everything.

At that point physical games seemed riskier than account based digital purchases.

The mid gen refreshes may seem like a bit of a non sequitur but they felt like new platforms and it was a clean break from the physical era.

There is some lemmy.world sure but also:

• lemmy.ml
• sh.itjust.works
• programming.dev
• lemmy.dbzer0.com
• programming.dev
• lemm.ee
• lemmy.kde.social

If a topic suits the philosophy of its lemmy instance its more likely to attract a healthy population. Then when I’m looking for a community on a topic it doesn’t really matter which instance that community is on.

problem is I have no idea which of these communities is “best”

Its a bit basic but so far I’ve just gone with the largest population. Usually I’m just after the most activity and that generally scales with population. It keeps things relatively simple.

So I guess we need an open art set?

This name already means something :/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Animatrix

Yes, that kind of packaging is exactly what he is fighting!

came out of nowhere?

I don’t think anyone expected MS-DOS 4.0 (1986) to release under the MIT license in 2024

https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS

The clapback:

We have received notice of this lawsuit and will begin the appropriate legal proceedings and investigations into the claims of patent infringement.

At this moment, we are unaware of the specific patents we are accused of infringing upon, and we have not been notified of such details.

https://www.pocketpair.jp/news/news16

Its improved a lot since the early days but the docs can always be refined further.

If you find something that needs improvement opening an issue over here will get a few eyes on it.

https://github.com/godotengine/godot-docs/labels/topic%3Adotnet

Why do they do this?!?

I guess its either:

• they think it will improve sales because the second hand market for “code in a box” is small
• they think it will cost sales but by less than the money they save by not manufacturing game cards
• they don’t know if either is true but they are willing to experiment to find out.

When its some regions only like this is feels like a/b testing. And to be honest its a pretty safe play for them because the die hard physical fans will just order internationally.

They’ve released 22 video games over the last 40 years, they may have slowed a little in recent decades but they never really stop.

• https://steamdb.info/tech/Engine/Godot/
• https://itch.io/games/made-with-godot

But its a hit driven industry and most of those titles are not household names.

As far as commercial success goes i know Brotato and Cassette Beasts have been picked up by GamePass so they are multiplatform releases with recognition by a major platform owner.

This is something I’ve taken for granted as per app volume control is integrated into the OS on Motorola phones and I’ve been using mid range Motorolas since the Moto G 4 in 2016 (they offer a reasonable price, reasonable performance, microSD card and headphone jack).

Then I was setting up a Samsung tablet last weekend and was horrified to see I had to use the Samsung store to download Sound Assistant for something I had just assumed was a standard OS feature for close to a decade.

I would love a competently made The Patrick Star Show game, but unfortunately most Outright Games titles fall short of “competent”.

The real question is: did this comic usher Marvel Comics into on to new “plateau of greatness”?

Follow-up question: who is the big man? ??

The problem wasn’t that the line I wanted wasn’t on the page—it’s that the whole document wasn’t being rendered at once, so my browser’s builtin search bar just couldn’t find it.

I feel like this has been the case for a while now. Luckily they offer other search tools so its a gotcha that you only have to hit once.

In edit mode they capture the crtl-f keystrokes and offer their own search and replace tool. An argument could be made that they should offer a custom search tool for read mode if they are going to break the browsers built in tooling.

On android I take a screenshot and use the lens tool in my photos app.

The screenshot tool has a lens feature too but that one only offers opening the link while photos will also let me copy the URL without sending it to my browser.

In this case it is: https://watchdominion.org/

Lens is also good for OCR with built in copy to clipboard and translation features. As you can screenshot most apps or take a photo of a sign, letter, gift card, etc. it can be a handy little tool.