Notices by Nazo (nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social)

@AzulCrescent I miss back when there weren't really DLCs but instead you got expansion packs. Because they were so separated they had to be basically a whole game in themselves. You spent 1/4th the cost of the game and got maybe 1/2th of the content of the game new with extras that carried over into other things.

But on the subject of DLCs, remember Dragon Age? I always felt like that was the peak of the current system. At that moment they really slammed it home how bad it had gotten. You step out after this epic prologue and you're ready to try to save the world, then suddenly some random dude runs up, demands you save his family because your parents owed him or something, but first you have to pay real money, so here's a clickable link.

Like they just gave up all pretense.

@internetarchive @brewsterkahle You people are doing a service to all of humanity. I didn't even realize how much no longer even existed on the Web without the Internet Archive until it went down. So much was lost to time without it. I think a lot of people truly don't realize just how much no longer exists out there anywhere else.

@solidsanek Can't go wrong with a wad of cash.

What?

:HoloTongue:

@mcc I feel like using python -m is redundant and unnecessary since the scripts are in the path anyway, but it doesn't explain that issue. Is it possible python3 is pointing to a different binary that maybe uses a different path?