xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can appeal against his extradition from Britain to the United States

@allison @mischievoustomato more artists will end up having to take crypto in a long enough timeline

@allison @mischievoustomato if they're going the crypto route then they should actually have someone on their team who knows how to use it for free and private transactions rather than ease and accessibility; large companies that use crypto usually rely on a centralized exchange like coinbase and kraken and they are just as pozzed as the big credit card faggots.

So unless they can set up their own system that accepts crypto = gives product automatically, then the next best method would be to set up their own digital wallets, and the exchanges must be manual - just like a real life cashier and customer.

The store page for my game got approved for Steam. Pls wishlist this, otherwise Steam will be retarded and ignore me in favor of AAA stuff. I love you. Many sleepless nights being spent on this. I have a guy completely remodeling and retexturing the killdozer now. Things are really moving along now.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2849750/KILLDOZER_SIMULATOR/

alright im adding the last 48 accounts to the poast nitter to round it out to 200. should be good even under intense scraping until i notice and block it

if you like what we are doing and want to see the nitter succeed, consider a crypto donation -> poa.st/donate/crypto

LMAO Canada

Even Australians joke about it

Going to TripAdvisor to download Arch Linux

Over 600 completely free sound effects for your games from GDC: https://gdc.sonniss.com/

#gamedev #indiedev

oooof

Shutdown reminder!

With just 2 weeks left until the Nintendo Network shutdown, we'd like to take this time to remind everyone that we are accepting network packet dumps for all games, for both the Wii U and 3DS! These packet dumps give us a glimpse into how the games operated when the official servers were still online. While technically possible to do without these dumps, having reference material like this will make the job of making replacement servers FAR easier once these servers go offline!

This is ESPECIALLY true for more obscure/less popular games, and games which have custom additions to them. Having network dumps for smaller games is just as, if not more, important than the bigger ones as we'd likely have much less reference material for them! We know everyone is excited to help get the big names going, but we can't forget the little guys either!

That being said, we appreciate ALL users who help us with this crowd sourcing! We have gotten a LOT of amazing data from everyone so far, all of which will definitely help us moving forward.

For those interested in contributing network packet dumps, see our guide on our website here https://pretendo.network/docs/network-dumps. This page also includes a section listing some games we consider "high priority", though these are NOT the only games we still need data for.

For those curious about our current network dump stats, so far we have:

99 HokakuCafe dumps (specifically Wii U)
528 HokakuCTR dumps (specifically 3DS)
15 general WireShark dumps (applies to both consoles)
65 general proxy dumps (applies to both consoles)

NOTE: These numbers come from the number of network packet dumps submitted through the Bandwidth upload command, and may not represent the real total number of dumps submitted.

Please don't use the Stylish browser extension and userstyles.org. They're both owned by an advertising company, paywall basic features, and also this https://robertheaton.com/2018/07/02/stylish-browser-extension-steals-your-internet-history/

Use the "Stylus" browser extension instead. It's a fork of Stylish before they added the invasive tracking and paywalls. https://userstyles.world/ is also a community-ran alternative to userstyles.org, use that instead for sharing your styles.

#userstyles #userstyle #stylish #stylus

like at what point do we say "okay we have plenty of computing power let's make it simpler and more secure now"

apparently the answer is never