I truly did have a good bit of fun with it. It has some memorable side quests. For example you will discover the secret cave of basically space batman. Or you will explore a zero-g casino. Or chase a mutated super exo-weapon à la alien. I’ve sunk a lot of time in the ship builder as well to really make it my own. Gunplay is pretty decent and didn’t get boring. Main quest is okay-ish.

You will have to decide for yourself if you can deal with stiff animations, loading screens, a forgotten base building mechanic and badly procedural generated filler content. I ignored them mostly so I had no issues enjoying the good parts above.

XING has been my compromise. It does feel like more and more of a ghost town though. LinkedIn is where the jobs are.

One of the reasons I switched to YunoHost (the other being backups).

Never tried it myself, but doesn’t steam have a feature to stream to your friends? Your friend would just need to install the client and create an account. All the other options in this thread are just if you want to serve your streams to a broader audience

Remind me what that one DLC for Lemmings was called?

🌈 But with rainbows 🌈

Probably not quite what you had in mind, but that might actually happen. The saudis are the main investors in AI. If they can’t sell their oil, they might be forced to pull out. It could burst the AI bubble all together and crash the US economy.

In before EU genocides all starlings because you can’t put backdoors in them to scan for CSAM.

Can you explain why you would think Steam is so bad? I would argue they’re pretty fair, especially with the option to buy steam cards for cash to not disclose your personal data. Does the client do some unsavory shit?

Here’s a good comparison where delta chatis included