silly goose meekah

That’s a fair enough take as well :)

Also got rid of all subscription streaming and services and never looked back. If I can’t buy/rent a DVD I won’t watch whatever it is I’m interested in, simple as that. The same with music.

I get that, but I will say that I think it’s sad that you are missing out on art you are interested in just because of capitalism. Using a VPN and sailing the high seas isn’t very complicated and they are not losing out on any money since you wouldn’t have bought it in the first place, so morally I think it’s fine. Actually you consuming the art, liking it, and suggesting it to other people who might buy it could be considered leaving the artist with more money than had you never consumed the piece of art.

That would be DRM, the original comment claimed absence of that. I have no idea what’s true, I just tried translating for you.

Just navigate to the steamapps folder, look for Terraria.exe and have at it

At least that is my understanding of what the other comment claims

Definitely weird. I’ll try to keep it in mind for when a USB drive won’t boot for me. Thanks for sharing, and I’m wishing lots of success with your new Linux machine :)

Awesome!

I wasn’t aware that you can’t just use any old USB either. All I know of is a size minimum, because obviously all the data needs to fit. What other requirements are there?

Dang, this one got me as well. I guess I was hoping for the good in humanity. Doing that gets harder every day…

Props for seeing it through!

Did you do it? :)

The thing I’m trying to get at: a good title shouldn’t leave room for assumptions, and I’m pretty sure this kinda stuff is being done just to make you click, not to provide good journalism.

The ambiguity of what exactly is meant by ‘nightmare’. It intentionally leaves it up to the readers interpretation what could be meant, and because of the harshness of the used word, the reader immediately thinks of the worst possible outcome - an infestation of your own home.

Tbf, reading the headline I also assumed the author accidentally took them home. I’m pretty sure this ambiguity is on purpose, and should be frowned upon.

Wow, that’s worse than I expected.

That just disables most if not all animations though, no? The OS should really just be able to handle the inputs during the animation…