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Now that's what I call "owning nothing, and renting everything". This is one of the stupidest things you'll do to people. This is why we Linux.

It's now known as Stoat Chat, because the name was changed after a scandal erupted within the Stoat community. My producer is one of a handful of people who are persona-non-Grata in the main instance. In his case, it was for supposed antisemitism (when he's Jewish himself), truthing, and recommending scientifically-backed things in moderation.

Sci-Fi isn't really my thing, as dark fantasy is probably more my jam... though I've also done some historical research. Pantsing everything, including characters, was just something I've always done. At least I've also gotten to show off my realistic dialog, of which was praised to me in a high school English class (I took AP Lit senior year).

If you want to reaplce i3 with a Wayland alternative, you could still get the i3 experience with Sway, SwayFX, or MiracleWM. I'm sure that'd be quite fine.

i3 is a fantastic WM for beginners who don't want to do legit programming, like to those of Xmonad (Haskell), AWM (Lua), or BSPWM (usually BASH, but any language works). That's what Neigsendoig (my producer) and I started WM use with, and we stayed with it ever since.

Ghostty we heard was good, and we used it a bit. However, we stuck to Alacritty, since it used TOML instead of Lua.

While I'm not for using Wayland (as I lean old school with XLibre), I heard Niri was nice for being a scroller. Unfortunately, there isn't such a WM for X11, but I'm fine with manual tilers like i3 and LeftWM.

Interesting game. My only gripe is that it's made in Unity, but then again, I've played a few games made using the engine.

Unity and Unreal of the modern day are just not the best in terms of optimization for low-spec (and that's coming from someone who posted his specs himself).

Good luck getting me to run what will be 1.22. Not happening right now.

I'm so glad I'm working on an audiobook of my own, with my own voice.

There actually is a feature for that. It's to the right of the alternating arrow thing.

I'm surprised there are still 2 people participating, myself and Unattibuted. I guess this is new to some, so I get it. Plus, on top of that, we seem to have more time to do this than others, especially myself (because of aloneness).

That explains it. Brain dumping seems to work well, I guess.