Menschlicher_Fehler @ Menschlicher_Fehler @feddit.org

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Regarding the "Trying to prepare in advance" part. Download a complete SNES Rom collection from archive.org and an installer for SNES9x. The collections are around 1GB and include hundreds of games. Lots of them with Co-Op or two player modes.

You should see a doctor.

Gerade im beruflichen Umfeld können zeitnahe Antworten durchaus wichtig sein.

Bin ich bei dir. Halte aber das Entschuldigen für verspätete Antworten oder für Zuspätkommen nicht für unnötig.

Fürs Büro hat sie sich zwei Dinge vorgenommen, erzählt sie. Wenn sie zu spät in ein Meeting kommt, sagt sie nicht mehr Entschuldigung, sondern: Danke, dass ihr gewartet habt. Bossmove, sage ich, aber das würde ich kaum machen.

Sie will sich außerdem nicht mehr ständig in Mails entschuldigen. Ich fühle mich ertappt. „Entschuldigung, dass ich mich jetzt erst melde“, „Sorry, die Mail ist mir durchgerutscht“. Entschuldigung hier, Entschuldigung da. Viel zu oft entschuldige ich mich für nichts. Sie versucht, das Sorry jetzt wegzulassen und gleich zum Anliegen zu kommen.

Würde ich als Beteiligter nicht als Feminismus oder sonst irgendeine Art von Aktivismus wahrnehmen, sondern einfach als unhöfliches und egoistisches Verhalten. Ganz egal von wem.

"Nope, sandy desert. All of it. Barely livable. Even hostile, some would say!"

True, how could I forget. They should whip some faith into me!

"We gave less fortunate people from Africa, who were living in huts made out of mud, a chance to build a country. Not only for us but for themselves. We gave them purpose and hope. Made them hard working members of society! They were the founding fathers for the black communities you can find all over today's America. They should be thankful, because we gave them an alternative to starving in a sandy desert!"

Excuse me, I need to take a shower now.

BLOOM

I say that as a programmer.

As a programmer you are aware that things can be done in a multitude of ways. The way your character moves will look and feel different from mine, for example. I would say that requires creativity.

Which... Is the issue under discussion here

The issue is the ceative bankruptcy in the design of the game itself. The idea. The mechanics. Even if someone copies the look of a game, there still has to go some thought into how to do that. Also most games don' t look exactly like the game they try to copy.

If someone can make all of these decisions, they can think of a concept for their game. But they don't and that's what bothers me.

As long as the maker of the clone doesn't just copy the code of the original game they have to build every single function and every script themself. Also how those parts work together. Bugs sometimes require creative ways of working around them. If the developer doesn't work with templates that is a lot of decision making on how the game is supposed to function.

If they don't want to spend a lot of money they also have to create the assets. 3D models or sprites, sounds, music, GUI.

I haven't purchased or (knowingly) consumed an animal product in about three years now and I only buy clothes and shoes that are made in the EU and produced fair. I actually contact companies and ask them where they make their products, if I can't find that info on their website.

Regarding your statement about communities helping themselves. I am all for that, but how would that practically go down? Let us assume I own an apartment block and I want to rent out a flat to someone. What am I supposed to do if an omni applies? Say "No, you are not living vegan (enough)!"? Because that is what your proposal boils down to.

I will not deny basic human needs, just because someone doesn't share my ethical views on animals or human labor. Especially if following these views costs money, time and energy. A single mom with two kids won't have any of those three. They still deserve a home.

Edit: Something that would actually help every homeless person but especially vegan ones is a vegan soup kitchen. Serve everyone, but it is vegan food. That is something I could get behind.

Yes. If you are intelligent and creative enough to program a game, you can come up with your own concept for it.

They even copied the look of the chef. There is a difference between making a game in the same genre and just straight up copying another one.

Temu Dave the Diver.

I will never understand how people can have the skills to make a game but at the same time are too stupid to create their own concept for it.

Absolut widerliche Person.

"Gruß" rhymes with "Goose", yes. But you have to pronounce the Ü in "Grüß". U and Ü are not the same letter. I cant think of any phonetic example in the english language to explain how to ponounce it.

The second word you can just pronounce like the english word "Got", yes.

1. People say Bavaria is the Texas of Germany.
2. I never heard of Grünwald before, but my limited and very short research came to the conclusion that it is not very representative of the rest of Germany.
3. You greet a Bavarian with "Grüß Gott" (good luck pronouncing that one correctly) or "Servus".
4. Obviously you should try every kind of beer and food you see.

True. I seem to have skipped that requirement when reading the post.

I think Lidar can do this in certain circumstances. Not really practical for a shirt though.