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Also just throwing this out there: if you would like help porting your game to Linux, feel free to DM me. I can't promise I'll get it done, or that it'll be quick if it *is* done, but I'll at least give it a shot for free. I've always developed Linux-first so it'd be fun and I'm always up for more native games 🤷

Switch FC: SW-4784-8939-6666

If anyone wants to have me on telegram (no, you don't need permission. Just add me and maybe give your masto if it's not obvious 💙 ) https://t.me/tekktonic

why the fuck is it called a pull request instead of a merge request

Yes Ring of Fire is the gold standard for fun alt history nonsense. @ me if you know a better one.

I'd also like to point out that if you're writing a book about south african nazis traveling back in time to help the south win the civil war so that the CSA can help Germany win WWII there should probably be some camp in there instead of just civil war dad wankery. Just saying. 1632 has a bunch of conquistador looking fuckers trying to point matchlocks at a bunch of rednecks flying the american flag and waving shotguns around in the bed of an old pickup. Learn from it.

I finished the book yesterday. It uhh...definitely shows its age. I guess I can't blame the author too much for some of it because civil war historiography was in a very different place in the easly 90's. I can hold it against him that he was writing out some really...interesting accents for his black characters though.

There should be a companion podcast to sawbones where instead of just going "Haha stupid old timey people" it actually explains the reasons why healers did what they did and how the relationship between people and healers worked differently at the time.

I think the plot of this book is just "Rich british incel invents a time machine" ??

Bought The Guns Of The South a while ago because it's supposedly a really interesting alt history novel where all the quotes on the front and inside boast about how well researched it is.

Literally in the first sentence in the book the author misnames a major southern city at the time (New Bern, as New Berne) then continues to do so...

Why are this laptop's speakers better than my normal one's.

I'll probably do my first writeup tomorrow, when it's not 12:30 am.

So begins the old computer challenge.

New rule: if your company creates a dialog whose choices are "Change now" and "Maybe Later" all your revenue is taken from you for that year.

dwarf fortress gives kinda similar vibes but it's a bit different because of the perspective of an RTS-ish experience