xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@Pawlicker @irie @lauralt
>There's also the exclusivity aspect since peasants with a web browser can't view it

Don't forget that some Youtubers will have "VIP Discord servers/channels" just for Patreon supporters. VIP communities are absolute cancer.

@RehnSturm256 Thanks, though the sprites are all placeholders (they're from BS Zelda).

Added a death animation.

#gamedev #SFML

@Pawlicker I just knew it was ones of those far-left, post-FOSS organizations even before checking it out myself, but it turns out to be worse than I thought.

>Should I email these people and see if they will agpl their code

Don't even bother. They will probably use one of those "anti-fascist" / "ethical software" licenses instead.

Someone really needs to create a decentralized food delivery network.

@beardalaxy I just can't relate to that because I'm not really into anime, but that is annoying too.

@beardalaxy I'm talking more about dysfunctional people placing their problems on other people. I see this mostly with people with weight and mental health issues. It's supposedly called "Psychological projection".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection

Seriously this coping mechanism needs to stop. I'm tired of having other people's problems projected onto me, just because they can't get their life together.

I mean I have my own problems too, but using me and exaggerating my problems to cope with your own problems doesn't help you at all.

@ItsSkyDragonz It seems like the one. Thanks.

Does anyone have a name for this one coping mechanism that I've noticed? Basically, people cope with their problems by projecting them onto other people. For example, if someone is overweight and is trying to lose weight, they will complain about other people (usually their family members) being "overweight" (putting this in quotes because I see them talking to non-overweight people, saying things like "I haven't seen you exercise in a while").

@Hoss That assumes that alternate bio-chemistries don't exist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothetical_types_of_biochemistry