@Waces that's amazing. How do you follow a Twitter account with rss?
@mavica as a computer hardware student I agree
@syrup Sega fan?
@mavica I'll follow your channel if it's on computing
@benjaminwil that's a nice looking keyboard. What PCB and keycaps did you use?
@arielmt oh yeah, there's people out there conveniently "forgetting" the T
@kimdanes@octodon.social relevant toot:
https://mamot.fr/@matiu_bidule/104408940851099484
Don't get me wrong, computers can absolutely help us regain our environmental efficiency. They just *aren't*.
Not as long as we're:
* constantly syncing everything to the cloud,
* expecting same-hour delivery,
* funding our clickbait via surveillance advertising,
* buying a new phone every year,
* using AIs because they're cool rather than useful,
* running bloated software & webpages,
* buying into "big data"
* etc
Computing is environmentally cheap, but it rapidly adds up!
@Nine I don't think the writers necessarily wanted the players to pick NCR though. I feel like if anything the writers made every effort to vilify the Legion
@Nine true. What I've realized playing this is that the game deliberately makes it really hard to choose a side. So even the NCR, which stands for democracy, something many if not most people agree with, is bad at dealing with the rampant poverty going on. I want to believe the NCR symbolizes modern America because of their expansionism and fake democratic values.
I do agree it's much better than Fallout 3 though. That's just a easy and binary "BoS good, Enclave bad"
@tindall@cybre.space Haven't used emacs in a long time, but I generally trust the GNU site for information. Here is a tour of emacs
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/
@Nine It's implied in the story that the NCR can't take take of raiders either: an npc remarks that he has no problem with the Legion because they eliminated the problem with raiders
@Nine how is it the golden ending?
@mavica why do you need to use wechat?
@polychrome @mavica yeah Tencent controls all of China's technology. Payment, music, video games, and social media all belong to it. That's why all of China uses wechat.