It’s not just blur though, it actually refracts what’s behind the element, which sounds more performance intensive than it needs to be, and sometimes it’s heavily distracting, but let’s not kid ourselves that this is just windows vista on a Mac, they’re emulating more of the physicalities of glass than just a static shine

With that 700 Indians AI company what makes you think it’ll be actual AI and not thinly veiled changes with no oversight or accountability?

Did they? MD2 and MD3 look very different from Apple’s design languages

Oh god, why have you cursed me with such knowledge

Steam os is pretty old now, compared to the Wayland readiness timeline, and proton doesn’t fully support Wayland yet

It already is a modern marketplace and many modern games release on it. Just because you only use it for old games doesn’t mean it’s all it’s ever allowed to be. They’ve been expanding their gog program more broadly to cover more of their audience, and a mod support like this makes it very easy for players of old games to release modified versions of those games, instead of needing to look for moddb or nexusmods.

How many people play DOS2 with EE? How many people play civ5 with the 5.5 mod? It’s just common sense to me that they’d set up something for people to keep old games fresh via modding, and it’s not even a steam workshop like system so I’m not sure what steam has to do with anything. The mods they’ve showcased are full overhauls.

I think you could say though that a system so predisposed to corruption is itself flawed. “Taxation” as a feature is quite broad in that way, and I think to truly get to a good system you’d need people to be more involved in the scrutiny of govt expenses, and for the govt to play ball and give full reports about where the money is going and why.

You are excited for a new game, I am excited for more russian bfg remixes coming out, we are not the same

Because only steam can have mods? Do you listen to yourself lmao “no please keep it a monopoly, valve are good guys, stay in your lane”

According to them.

Firefox vertical tabs are lackluster though, you don’t have pinned and essential tabs on FF, and you also miss out on Glance (the pop out link feature), basically the main features it copied from Arc. Honestly it’s been very stable for me, and it’s matured enough that I’d recommend giving it another shot.

Try Zen, it used Arc as its main inspiration for the UI and features

It just looks like Pokémon trainer models, but worse in terms of proportions.

This looks… Rough. The character designs seem to be a major downgrade from before, and the lore and plot don’t seem to follow up at all on the last game?