Notices by Jakub Neruda (jakub_neruda@techhub.social)

I am sick and tired of #MasterCard and #Visa holding not only adult sites but also Steam or Itch (most recently) hostage for selling adult content.

If there is sufficient moderation to keep the content away from minors then what's the problem?

Why we have this perverse view of the world where killing other people is much more okay and less-moderated than actual human anatomy and reproductive behavior?

#gaming #itch_io

@albi Yeah, me too. Or more precisely, I'll wait another 5-8 yrs before I emulate Switch games, simply for the feeling that it is too old to bother anyone but yeah, I'll emulate that one day, unless they discount the non-upgraded version of BotW by like 50% or something.

For me to buy a game at full price at launch, it mostly needs to be a sequel from the series that releases once in a while - Doom 2016, Borderlands 2, Metroid Dread, Metroid Prime Remaster.

Otherwise, I can wait years for massive discounts (Atelier Sophie 2, bought this March. Still waiting for a drop on Indiana Jones, will wait for drop on Cyberpunk 2077, etc).

And then there are games that never drop significantly enough and I don't have enough drive to test them - this is a Nintendo tactic that will probably forever prevent me from playing Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

So... I am not that worried about the price increase, I can easily wait 5+ years on some of these games, I have a big enough backlog to play.

And what are yours buying habits?

#gaming #inflation

I'd love to hear your opinions/experiences. What does your programming project folder structure looks like?

Do you have dedicated folders for enums, structs, interfaces? Or do you group classes by use (e.g.: have a folder Logger, containing LoggerInterface, FileLogger, NetLogger and LoggerFactory)? What would you consider eligible for putting into a folder called "Definitions"?

Do you also spiral into an absolute mess very quickly with every project you work on?

How many of you have a folder called utils/utilities with a class called Helper in it?

Do you have a system that worked really well for you? Please share!

#programming #organisation