I always thought some was in Australia, and some in the US. That said, it’s been a long time since I paid attention to TF2 stuff, although I did just reinstall…

“Well well well how the turntables…”

Give the kids Linux! Build a generation of superusers!

It makes me happy that I actually understand this stuff now lol

It’s one of the few roguelikes that actually holds pretty close to the core of Rogue, too - completely turn-based, procedurally generated, with an emphasis on what you find rather than level-up abilities. Great game.

I should try the Cleric soon, I’ve just got so many other games rn…

Because taking action isn’t in their self-interest. That’s it.

Wouldn’t hurt my feelings one bit.

You’re welcome!

Vampire Survivors has been absolutely owning my free time for weeks now, it’s so much goddamn fun and there is so much to unlock and use it’s amazing. Just when I thought I learned pretty much everything, I unlocked something and opened up a whole new game’s worth of content.

It’s the ultimate dopamine generator

Went ahead and snagged it, thanks!

So in BulletHells you’ve got a ton of shit coming at you that you’ve got to dodge carefully, right?

In BulletHeavens, all that chaos comes from you. You run around as all your attacks go off constantly, getting more extreme as time goes by, and hundreds of enemies get deleted in seconds.

So Vampire Survivors has been dominating me for a month or two now, I really love it. Any recommendations?

No, but he talks to them.

Propaganda of the Deed is coming back baby

Huh, from your post I’d assumed it painted a brutal picture of him. Instead, it’s basically just his family and company saying “he was such a nice man”.

I expected better, NPR.

If the people voted by filling out Facebook quizzes

No, it’s because the only people who talk about speciesism are vegans, and nobody listens to vegans. Especially when they’re right.

Yeah, yeah, the Time Knife, we’ve all seen it

No problem!

Honestly, one of the best introductions to anarchism is The Conquest of Bread by Petr Kropotkin. It’s a century old and still very relevant and approachable. You can find it for free on The Anarchist Library.

Can’t get ad revenue if the site’s down.

The same as everyone else’s - a society without hierarchy.

I see it playing out perfectly fine, just like it has throughout human existence in numerous societies across the globe. But it takes a lot of work to get there.