You'd expect that most FOSS drama would be about projects getting bought out by not-so-good companies, the PM adding malicious features and not backing down on it, or choosing to use a bad dependency, but no. It's always about pronouns, "casual ableist language", or the project accepting crypto donations.
It's probably just a leftover from when people primarily used iTunes to download music for iPods (which didn't have internet connection outside of the iPod Touch).
@phnt@PurpCat@pwm@beardalaxy@mint IIRC GNOME had some colorblind utility that is severely outdated and only works with older versions of GNOME. Other than that, there is pretty much nothing outside of some magnifying tool (which I can't remember the name).
It is morally okay to slaughter dogs for meat or leather. Non-human animals have no rights whatsoever. The whole "dogs are smart" argument is bullshit. Especially when you take into account that pigs are smarter than dogs yet nobody, except for vegetarians and vegans bats an eye when they are used for meat consumption. Also pigs are sometimes used as pets and pet pig owners literally don't care that other pigs are being eaten.
@Pawlicker I remember back on 8chan/tech/, they took the whole "cuck license" meme to the absolute extreme that they wouldn't even USE software licensed under a permissive license. Like nobody realized that you can still use the original version even if there are proprietary forks.
@lanodan Doesn't a ReactOS port logically imply a Windows port? Unless it's possible for a program to run on ReactOS and not-Windows. Just port it to ReactOS just to see if it can run on a non-POSIX system.
I know RedHat used to to this before they found a loophole in the GPL, but I never heard of anyone doing it with games (games with proprietary assets don't count). Another idea is to sell physical copies for collectors because collectors will naturally go for official copies.
Decided to add more rooms in the procedurally generated dungeons to add more variety. Sand rooms can now appear but they are functionally no different than floor tiles.