also ill chime in and say that the only way to play a fighting game or esport professionally and be fun and engaging is by using the goofiest, scrubbiest, looked down upon tactics because that shit is hilarious and also unban me from overwatch competetive blizzard
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what if they threw that crab pointy parts first though
A crab is pretty much all pointy parts, tho
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That reminds me of all the horror stories I heard about people getting trapped in poorly secured walk-in freezers in mid-sized groceries and being lucky somebody happened to open it before they died. Seems a big proportion of this kind of thing never gets reported to OSHA
The veneration of small business in the US overlooks that they can sometimes be more ruthless and careless than corporations since they are too small to regulate or to be worth suing
Small business tyrants = the petit bourgeoisie = the fascist base
Giant corporations can and do obviously thrive under fascism but they prefer the current neoliberal environment
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I guess. I think getting things thrown at you from a crowd can be pretty scary; you don’t know the thrower’s intent nor the danger of the object in the moment, especially when you’re up there focusing on something else.
this is from the Iraqi people, you dog
I translated a very long review with M2 and Sega about Sega Ages Virtua Racing.
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Pay what you want.
It’s back! In itch form.
beep beep, beep beep yeah
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This can’t actually be allowed, right?
Dear Ruby devs and game devs. I have a crazy announcement I want to share. Please boost.
Last week I released A Dark Room to the Nintendo Switch. Within the game, I also shipped a Ruby interpreter and a code editor as an Easter Egg.
This Easter Egg effectively turns every consumer spec-ed Nintendo Switch into a Ruby Machine.
- Download A Dark Room from the US/EU.
- Connect a USB keyboard and press the “~” key.
- Follow the onscreen instructions.
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can you imagine if someone did that with a real programming language
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definitely against Nintendo’s TOS (and, uh, really not wrongly) but it may honestly not be any easier to break out of the app sandbox than with any other exploit if it’s still running in user mode
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wow it’s the first thing that has interested me on the Switch, yeehaw
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