Daze

Can OpenAI please get their dicks out of all the pudding‽ Jfc

lmfao, he really was looking for any excuse to not blame the car, huh?

I’m right here with you, friend! I’m pumped as hell for a new Valve team game, and I didn’t know Icefrog was behind this. Guaranteed gold, so let’s let the man cook

I really like Gunlocked, which is a more short-form and arcadey roguelite shmup

First thing I thought of as well - Unfortunately it’s Netflix and we know better; it wont. It’ll probably crash and burn like the recent Avatar adaptation

Edit: Foot in mouth moment lol. Not Netflix, but imo live-action = DOA for this

Good! Fuck 'em. Give no ground.

Disclaimer I’ve only played a couple hours. But, unless I’ve missed it, it sorely needs quick keybinds to info-management panels. I’m getting sick quick of tracking down where I put my settlers to work building by building

Not comparable to DF really, Against the Storm is a closer comparison, but you can set parameters to peaceful and play slower if you want.

To me it feels like Farthest Frontier/Fabledom settlement building with Age of Empires-esque resource management and RTS mechanics

It bothers me so much that they’re claiming the machines to be GDPR-Compliant. If you wanted to have the screen activate when someone walks up, a light sensor alone would do the trick, not fucking facial scanning technology!!

Holy fuck lol, phone calls are going to start sounding just like those huge copypasta bricks with emojis every 2-3 words

… melting SD card issue‽

For all other nothing enjoyers, I’d heartily recommend Niagara launcher. I can count on one hand how many apps I’ve paid for the premium version, and it’s worth every penny. My home screen is de-cluttered as fuck, and all it takes is a simple swipe up or down the left/right side of the screen to pull up an A-Z app list, where you can find any app you’re looking for in under like 2 seconds tops. No buttons, no typing, no bullshit.

Can keep as many or as little apps on the home screen that you like, although it removes the multi-window option completely, which makes using widgets a little more challenging if you use a lot of them. You can have a “widget stack” you can swipe between on the home screen that only holds 4 widgets max (although you can nest more stacks elsewhere) but since I only need a calendar and notes, that’s more than enough for me.

I absolutely hate how cluttered Android phones have always been. Used Nova for a while to have my frequent apps available in the app drawer where my thumbs could reach them; now I’ll never switch away from Niagara. Has a free version, so try it out and see if you like it!

Shout-out to my favorite browser Vivaldi