Dumb question I'm too lazy to Google - who decides the wording for these questions? It seems like it's always Republicans, no matter who is proposing the question

Not that I know of - this was a one-off for the game.

I made a video game for these guys a while back. Check it out: https://www.howlinggiant.com/comet-rider-video-game

Why not get rid of delegates altogether while we're at it?

No risk. Godot is distributed under the MIT license. If the foundation does something shady, you're free to clone the entire engine, name it "Frodot", and continue to add features to your own version.

Exporting to other platforms like Xbox, Nintendo Switch depend on some additional infrastructure, so the same may not apply.

Oh man, the "quick call?"s are the worst

As a Wisconsinite, I've always been confused why it's considered "midwest". Wisconsin is in the eastern half of the US, and at the very top. Should be called the "midnorth"

Better spiders than mice

Replaced one teacher's desktop background with a screenshot of the desktop, then hid all the icons and minimized the taskbar.

Got admin access on one of the lab computers to install something needed for a class, and swapped out a bunch of the default Windows sound effects (login etc) with random other sound clips.

Torrented Flatout 2 onto one of the library computers and found out years later a bunch of kids were still playing it during lunch/recess

Kbin supports federating with both Lemmy (magazines) and Mastodon (microblogs), so just moving your account to Kbin and using their front end would be an option. I'm not sure if Lemmy plans to support pulling in Mastodon content long term

No, midwest.social hasn't defederated from either community (as far as I know) and you should continue to see and be able to interact with content from all 3. It's just that users on behaw won't be able to see/interact with content from lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works, and vice versa.