For me, it’s Starcraft 2.

AI:

Everyone should’ve started this way before Trump.

I always use email aliases when I buy something on the internet, and 90% of the time they send me an email I don’t want to see afterwards. I just pause them on my alias service because unsubscibe system might fail like this, intentionally or unintentionally.

I never give away my real email address. Almost everyone’s a spammer and fuck them.

I have no idea how people can use LLM-generated code. In my experience they’re absolutely terrible. However it can be good for giving some insights time to time.

I have a netbook from 2011 and I use it as Pi-hole and Jellyfin. You can add a backup system as well. Just go with headless Debian, you’ll need every bit of CPU. Then you can just ssh into it and do everything like that.

That’s the neat part. You don’t.

I never got into a GTA game. But I liked Mafia (1&2) and loved Sleeping Dogs.

As a lazy person, I just prefer sftp on thunar.

His first mistake is to call it AI.

Laptops had so much class back then.

Wait for Prince of Nigeria to hear about Fediverse.

Serious Sam flashbacks

Still better than a guy who painted over a cockroach though. Probably.

Thanks to AAA companies (also AAAA one) being shit, we live in the golden age of indies. So many great and niche games out there. I would definitely put Obra Dinn in this list.

Hahaha, true dat.

Oh my, I didn’t even match the numbers. It’s someone else’s list. Still viable though. :)

Didn’t watch but pulled this from a comment under the video:

1) Hollow Knight
2) Cuphead
3) Deep Rock Galactic
4) Ori and the Blind Forest / Will of the Wisps
5) Dead Cells
6) Tunic
7) Fez
8) Ender Lilies
9) Animal Well
10) Bendy and the Ink Machine / Dark Revival
11) Celeste
12) Hyper Light Drifter
13) A Hat in Time
14) Little Nightmares (both games)
15) Cocoon

Edit: Not the actual list, it’s someone else’s top 15 apparently.

Blocking doesn’t work since they create new accounts on bunch of different Lemmy instances every time.