Yes, but this time they recently showed off a whole hour of gameplay from the start of SQ42... Which mostly consisted of cutscenes.

What sets it apart is that on Bluesky you can create your own algorithm. You can also share this algorithm, if you want, so others can subscribe to it. This means you see only what you want to see, and not what some corporate algorithm wants to see to maximise some kind of engagement.

Moreover, Bluesky is also its own federation. There aren't many who choose to do so, but you can connect to Bluesky using your own domain, which you have complet control over.

I dunno. I'd say it's more important to see what exactly he's doing and what Bluesky is.

Right now Bluesky is really good. So until it turns bad I'm sticking to it.

Collecting information, on the context of third parties. Obviously they have information, otherwise the whole system wouldn't work.

Makes sense. I've been getting "quests" and adverts about games I don't even own. If Discord was selling data for targeted advertising, the adverts would've been far more... Targeted.

Still annoying as hell, though, but at least it's limited to my mobile app. I use Vesktop on my computer.

So far Ukrainian drones have impressed me a lot.

1. The ball I imagined was made of polished metal and reflected its environment.

2. A man.

3. I did not imagine a face. But he was wearing a dark blue business suit with a red striped tie. A watch was on the wrist of the hand that pushed the ball.

4. About the size of a large orange.

5. It was a smaller rectangular table made of a dark, varnished wood.

I'm an artist. I often tend to visualise what I want to draw quite well.

A pull request, in its most basic form, is the request for a change. The joke is that the change I'd be requesting is to make Gimp more relevant, as there isn't just one feature or quality of life change that Gimp would need.

My issue with Berman isn't the occasional sexy, skimpy woman on screen. I don't mind that one bit.

No, my issue is with all the behind the scenes problems they were having with women. Gates McFadden was really disrespected, as just one example.

That's why I really cringe each time Kurtzman and Co are giving themselves golden stars and patting themselves on the back about things that were either already done in Star Trek before, or are already socially accepted.

And, moreover, all this so-called progresivism they're doing is an incredibly thin veil wrapped around a ball of generic action sci-fi writing.

Based old-school feminism.

Sounds like an invasion of my privacy! I could be doing art at that moment, or some kind of lore deep dive. How rude to just teleport in like that!

Dude, "Luanti" sounds like a cool name even without knowing its origins.

This argument is similar to hating on the name "Bionicle" because its origins stem from a combination of "Biological" and "Chronicle".

Spectacular! Well done!

Dude probably thought he was a h0rs3 character.

Dumbest hot takes on the Internet be like:

You know, with how great and progressive Star Trek is... Uh... The older Trek, mind you... I often wonder how anyone like Berman could even make something like that.

How could Star Trek continue under Berman and still be Star Trek?

Clearly you don't know much about Cards Against Humanity.

Hmm... This looks like something that could just work as software on a PC, or as an app on a phone. I'd be surprised if it doesn't already exist.