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"The sky is blue" Man finds. "I decided to look up" he says.

Friend? No. Roommates perhaps.

I'm not exactly sure whether or not this is good, but my gut feeling is that this sounds like it will very quickly become very annoying permission hell.

This headline reads like an onion article lmfao

Tales of Arise. The most bland plain characters ever, uninteresting exploration, plot was SO predictable, and the combat felt stiff. Kinda wrote off the entire series mostly, except I do like Berseria even though it's combat also sucks.

Well yeah, 2017 was only... oh god... oh no....

EHhhh, I love O'Brien, but lately I think Trek has been relying way too much on nostalgia. I'd rather have new characters instead.

Imo it doesn't though. Thor misreads this as a legal document, but it is not, this is initiative, which is essentially to get the conversation started. If you'll look at other initiatives, you'll find they read pretty similarly. Stop trying to poke flaws in it like it's a legal document, because it isn't and isn't meant to be!

Yea.

OpenSussy

Huh... This reminds me of when Neuro used to use that one public model, then got her own by Anny, probably to avoid situations just like this. Honestly I assumed Filian had either come to an agreement with the creator or had already gotten a new model made but based on the old one. Seems like a stupid move on her part to not take the Neuro route of make your own model based on the one you used so its completely yours

For me the straw that broke the camels back was the fucking updates. I got so tired of Windows forcing updates, and I never could get the registry edits to disable it to stick. Besides, you shouldn't have to EDIT THE REGISTRY to just turn off updates! But there's also stuff I'd really miss if I went back (I've been on Nobara for a year now) like the package management on Linux. I love that I can choose to update on MY terms, and that almost everything updates during the process. I have a few random jar apps for Switch hacking stuff, and an appimage for R2Modman, but besides that I don't have to worry about needing to download the latest version of shit all the time. AND, having most of what you need just available on a software store is so nice. Never mind that its so much safer to not have to download random .exe's from all over the internet. These days the only thing I actually struggle with is modding certain games. Like BG3 took me awhile, but then I found out there's a Linux mod manager called lampray and it works perfectly. Then there's also the fact you have to know how to do DLL overrides for things like bepinex or anything that adds some kind of DLL. But otherwise, it just works and infuriates me less than windoze