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  • Yes, qwerty and Dvorak, although I have to guess and check with some special characters on Dvorak. I have an unlabeled Dvorak keyboard at work (this guy right here), but I only physically go in to the office once every few weeks nowadays, and I'm starting to forget where some of the symbols are.

  • Wow, this looks fantastic!

  • I forgot that song was in it. Ok, now I have to watch it again.

  • I remember wanting to watch this at some point, but I think I got it confused with The Orville. I should check it out again.

    1. Big Fan, a movie about an obsessive football fan, starring Patton Oswalt. I only saw it once, when it first came out (2009), but remember thinking that it was really good. A very prescient, dark comedy about a certain type of guy that is very relevant today. It made $230,000 in theaters according to Wikipedia.
    2. Unreal 2, and specifically just the multiplayer. Unreal 2 was a pretty disappointing sequel, and it didn't even have multiplayer when it came out. A year after its launch, they released a multiplayer addon and it was amazing. Completely overshadowed by Unreal Tournament 2004, never really had a chance of becoming popular, but it had a dedicated fan base for a while. You can get it for free now; I want to get a group together at some point.
  • I don't think it's as good as it used to be. It got acquired by Gamespot, then Gamespot was acquired by a few different private equity firms, so of course there were layoffs across all of their sites, and Gerstmann was one of them.

  • The MS-DOS version of Rayman was the best one. All of the console versions had to cut various things from it. Lower resolution sprites, removing layers from the soundtrack, etc. The Sega Saturn was probably the closest to the MS-DOS version, and that one isn't included in this edition.

    I'm not really sure if this new $20 edition is worth it. You can get the MS-DOS version, plus the bonus levels mentioned in the blog post, for $1.50 right now. https://www.gog.com/en/game/rayman_forever

  • Hopefully this is intended to generate interest in a new Rayman game! Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends were some of the best 2D platformers in recent years. Hell, some of the best ever, in my opinion.

    This 30th anniversary edition looks like it's basically the same thing as Rayman Forever, which is currently $1.50 on GOG. It's usually $6. https://www.gog.com/en/game/rayman_forever

    This new edition says it includes versions from 5 different consoles (missing the Saturn version though, which was a really good version), plus a "making of" video. So unless you care about seeing the differences on those consoles, I'm not sure if this new one is worth $20.

  • 8-)

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  • I'll always watch a presentation from a purple-haired cyberpunk over some bizbro with an array of asshole-shaped logos behind him.

    (Actually, her presentation about using Qt in a car UI went way over my head, so I only watched a few minutes of it. But I'm watching exactly zero minutes of anything Nadella says nowadays.)

  • I chose Piefed over Lemmy since I thought the UI looked nicer. The pace of development has been really impressive lately, and for my specific instance, I've been very happy with feddit.online.

    Mastodon seems like the default answer for this question, and I do also like Mastodon. I self-host that one.

  • I use it for my music server and have enjoyed it, but I haven't really used it in a "fediverse" kind of way. I'm just using it for my own music collection, for the same use case that most people would use Navidrome for.

    I disabled federation after I first set it up, because all of the sudden a bunch of podcasts showed up in languages that I don't speak, and I couldn't figure out how to hide them.

    It has been just fine as a plain old music server, though. I used it for podcasts for a while, too, but am currently switching to Pinepods, since that has more podcast-specific features that I was looking for.

  • Thanks, I'll check it out! They had volume 1 in a hardcover at the store today, I can go back for it later.

  • I might check this one out. I hadn't heard of Moon Knight before I saw the TV show a while ago, but I loved the character. Maybe this is a good time to hop on board with the comics.

  • Absolute Batman #15 for me. And #16, if they still have one in the store. I bought volumes 1 and 2 last week (which go up to issue #14) and loved this new universe, so I decided to start reading the regular issues.

  • Hi Hank!

  • Given your update: I had the same thing happen. Apparently, buying a 30 pack of 9V batteries ten years ago because "I'll need them eventually" was not a great idea. Because you just end up with 26 batteries that have 2% of their juice left.

    I didn't waste any, though. Used all of them up. Just had to change a lot of smoke alarm batteries for a while.

    ᵇᵉᵉᵖ

  • Absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing. I've never actually seen this in person.

  • Conservation of energy means that if one person replaces a battery, another battery somewhere else must lose charge. Pretty sure that's how it works, no I am not looking for additional sources thankyou.

  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    The volumes I picked up this week

  • 30 Rock @dubvee.org

    Still on top of the autocomplete list, as it should be

  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    GoCollect Blog: ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for 11/12/2025

    gocollect.com /blog/comiclist-new-comic-book-releases-list-for-11122025
  • College Football @fanaticus.social

    I just heard the phrase "thicc six" today and can't believe I hadn't heard it before

  • Bready @lemmy.world

    Irish soda bread

  • For the small web/weird web @lemmy.ml

    What should a smallweb git repo viewer look like?

    repos.tuckerm.us /ui-experiments/branches/main/demo/
  • Ask Android @lemdro.id

    Bluetooth turns itself on every day after Android 16 update

  • Watches @lemmy.ml

    Wore my Seiko Monster yesterday for the first time in probably five years

  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for 10/15/2025

    gocollect.com /blog/comiclist-new-comic-book-releases-list-for-10152025
  • Barefoot Shoes @lemmy.world

    Phew! The Xero Dillons offer no grip on a bike pedal when wet

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    Video of ChatGPT being told to have a conversation with itself; ends up just getting into an agreeability loop

    www.tiktok.com /@aarongoldyboy/video/7555260691947588895
  • dailygames @lemmy.zip

    Six Appeal

    lex.games /six/545
  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for 09/24/2025

    gocollect.com /blog/comiclist-new-comic-book-releases-list-for-09242025
  • Fediverse vs Disinformation @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Twitter bots are pretending to be Democratic voters that were "converted" by watching Charlie Kirk videos

    mastodon.social /@augieray/115242553712144761
  • Bicycles @lemmy.ca

    Do you have a helmet light? If so, how is it mounted?

  • Watches @lemmy.ml

    What would a tool watch be like for your job? Or, your hobby?

  • Fuck AI @lemmy.world

    Center for the Alignment of AI Alignment Centers

    alignmentalignment.ai
  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    Have you read Saga? Did you like it?

  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    Batman 162 (H2SH) delayed until November

    bleedingcool.com /comics/jim-lee-and-jeph-loebs-batman-162-is-now-four-months-late/
  • Comic Books @lemmy.world

    ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for 09/10/2025

    gocollect.com /blog/comiclist-new-comic-book-releases-list-for-09102025