This game is fantastic. At first you got to get used to setting up production lines and how to tech up quickly, but once you got the hang of it, its super fun, even just vs AI.

As Video player VLC, it’s fantastic.

Thanks for the fair buds link. I’ll buy those.

For that price, kinda. But only if you ignore how it’s build, probably all sunk in epoxy for the waterproofing.

I don’t understand the install instructions. I downloaded all the jars of step 2. Imported the folder into Visual Studio Code, checked that my Java Configuration is set to Java 17.

And now “Main Class: com.joardanbunke.stripple_effect.StrippleEffect”

What?

I tried creating a launcher.json, but here I don’t know what to put into. With chatgpt I added some stuff like { “main class”: com.jordanbunke.stripple_effect.StrippleEffect"} and some more info like " classPathes": ${workspaceFolder}/lib/*" And saved it into .vscode folder.

Edit: I got the StrippleEffect.java to no longer have red errors, but when I try task run it is missing a .settings fie in my roaming folder. I guess I made a mistake in the launcher.json.

I guess I need to compile the .java to a jar? I created a tasks file in my .vscode folder and run Tasks: Run Build Task. But now it complains about missing packages.

When running Tasks: error package com.jordanbunke.delta_times does not exist import com.joardanbunke.delta_time.OnStartup

I tried to put the jars into the com\jordanBunke folder. No luck.

It’s also not like as if I care. In case of total collapse and me being hungry, I’ll just take the food regardless. Cash is pointless as we’ve already moved digital, even in a cash country like mine.

It’s a perfect replacement. I use it for months now. I won’t look back at gboard. There’s an option for everything. Even multiple languages work if you set it up correctly.

Some people love compost, it’s already half digested.

I just switched to Firefox to get away from Browser who prevent me from using an adblocker extension. sigh

Alternative messenger exist, I should’ve been more precise. At this point an alternative would require at least the same features than discord, to get people away from it. I don’t see that happen.

It would grow. Just to have the ability would be nice. A lot of people also would start to write reviews to be the first etc. We got to start somewhere, same as with the Fediverse. We could even combine it.

At what point will the cube be solved and dissolved at the same time, from friction?

It’s about a quick glance on a location and reading some reviews quickly. There is a workaround with open street maps integrating google reviews but it’s again relying on google at this point.

Yeah this is the biggest issue.

Discord. I hate that premium costs so much and all the ads they put in place to sell useless junk features.

Google maps. So open street maps but with reviews like maps has. A few days ago people suggested apps, but they lack reviews. I disagree that they are useless.

Asus would do good in hiring a real lawyer. Parents accept, kid uses router, data collected of child, illegal. So easy to rip them a new one.

Not when you’re new in an unknown city. In my local city the ratings still make sense, I compared it with my own experience, so why would that change drastically elsewhere? It’s often the only option you have, visiting every website individually is too time consuming and doesn’t tell you anything about the service either. I bet even you look at reviews. It’s easy to say their are faked but there is no non faked alternative.

Which GoogleMaps alternative has user reviews? I downloaded organic maps suggested here and there are no reviews. When I’m in a new town I need to know where I can and where I shouldn’t eat, shop or stay. At least there are some icons on organic maps, but that’s it.

And as we know companies prefer to provide a service with a loss, for decades. Name a company that can make -31.5 billion and keep going. Or maybe the data went to google, where they made the money.

Yeah, lol people forgot what ads are. News feeds, Xbox and other office apps you haven’t bought yet, are also ads, just their own products.