honestly, i think linux is there. like, at this point, i don’t think it’s linux’s own lack of merits holding it back, but solely the lack of support from software companies.

cool stuff, but makes me way glad i got the boxed set when i did.

The blueprints would have faced death by a thousand papercuts.

then they should have died.

i guess? but i’m learning stuff that seems like it’ll let me do most of the print formatting i’d want to do as well.

i do most of my rpg writing as epubs, which are basically just html and css. they may be made primarily for web sites, but they work really well for books too. i even recently figured out how to do columns. still want to look into LaTex at some point, but html/css is plenty good enough for me for now.

all this to say, fuck yeah markup languages.

i see what you’re trying to say, but that’s not what rational and irrational means (mathematically).

the only way you don’t have technical debt is if you haven’t started the project yet.

currently, my longest running one started last december. i don’t remember if any others have taken longer than that for me.

39 is really fucking with me. i swear i’m not a robot, i’m just autistic. kind of embarrassing that the math one was easier than ‘use your face to express basic human emotions’ for me.

i actually just brute forced the ai generated men one. *shrug*

huh, wouldja lookit that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebryo

Gamebryo

too little, too late Bill.

that is a very unflattering comparison for JP.

half? which ones do you think we don’t eat?

i reckon professionals are more likely to be pressured by their job to use AI, regardless of their own preference.

love em. i’m actually working as a programmer for a game right now where procedural level generation is one of my main foci. sure, like any game system, it can be done poorly, and it’s not everyone’s cuppa tea, but i like it.