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Currently at 307.

This is a bit off-topic, but sadly, I have to agree. I AM a paying Kagi user, but the new limits have hit me extremely hard. I'm now paying twice as much per month and still almost hitting my monthly limit. I really don't want Kagi to go away but I think they have to adjust their prices if they want to keep thier customers around, me included

I still think BlitzMax NG is the way to go if you want something similar to BASIC - https://blitzmax.org/

I work similar hours, but I WANT to do something productive! But I just don't have the strength or energy. Chores also eats a lot of time...

Yeah seems like that works now. Showing content while dragging however still doesn't work.

I feel like Krita is the next best thing after Photoshop, however; the interface really doesn't sit right with me at all. It feels very counter intuitive and I struggle finding what I need. I also don't like that "windows" inside the "main window" isn't really a thing unless you use the software(?) renderer, and even then it's sub-par at best. Like, I want to have 4 or 5 images open and see them all at the same time.

I'm on 144Hz and it just looks like a solid purple.

I love Vim, it's just a shame it takes 200 years to setup properly.

It's working just fine right now over at - https://chat.openai.com

I read that as a "total of 600 000" iterations, so 300 000 locally and 300 000 on the server. Am I wrong?

I actually had no idea PayPal was still around, I figured it was dead years ago... it should be dead...

I don't make a lot of "games", but I do make a lot of tools these days (native OS GUI/console-cli etc.). And I feel like Godot wouldn't really be a good fit for such things, or am I wrong?

KDE is what kept me away from Linux for a long time. I think everything they make "looks bad" (layout, design, graphics etc.) and I feel like they're just pushing out half-finished features. It's really a desktop about quantity over quality.

Cinnamon is what finally "clicked" for me.

I wish KDE the best of luck, but I just cannot stand it.

Make it a VSCode extension. (There's probably one already)

That is a method I've been toying with. But it's still such as hassle to quickly prototype something this way.

It's also near impossible to get I J K L working as the cursor keys in VIM without having some major interference.

I've wanted to write a small text editor for a while - cause I feel like most editors don't fit my workflow - but I've been a bit too busy with work.

I don't really care about fancy features or extensions. Let me just create "tasks" (for compiling and such) and let me execute these tasks with a single button, then let me see the output from these tasks that eventually execute some application/compiler etc. That'll let me use it for any language and task.

I'd also preferably like to use I J K L as the cursor keys and toggle "Mode" (VIM style) with TAB.

And the whole thing should just run in your terminal, which can already render text nicely.

Has anyone ever gotten this to work?

I must have tried it a dozen times by now, but never once gotten it to work.

I got PLEX Lifetime just last year, cause I realized that I've basically paid for it multiple times across the years I've been a subscriber. So Lifetime's been worth it for me, especially when it's on discount.

I just want to say that I still enjoy BASIC, but via BlitzMax NG. It's a good language to quickly prototype things in - https://blitzmax.org/

I enjoy using Vim, but I feel like it's a pain to use with lesser known languages. Especially when it comes to compiling and such.

Noted. I will buy it on both itch.io and Steam then.

I'm so happy seeing DF reach a larger audience with the Steam release, it's been such a joy to experiment with over the years, and I feel like Zach and Tarn deserve a lot more recognition.

Here's my personal DF tileset - https://github.com/Hezkore/dwarf-fortress-assets

Is there a modern client and server that supports all of these recent additions?

I recently bumped into this issue and simply decided to not bother with Mastodon.

I've felt the same way for over 15 years, no solution in sight. I've tried the meds for many years, I've tried therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and many other things and nothing has worked. I've also started to feel less interested in things I thought I was interested in.

The only thing really keeping me alive and fighting is my girlfriend and my family, which I have pretty poor contact with if I'm honest, but I still don't want to upset them.

"just do it"

But I love my Plex! I can search for basically any movie, click "add to watchlist" and some magic happens behind the scenes and an hour or two later; that movie is in my library, ready to watch with subtitles and all. All my work buddies have the same system setup as well, so we're all sharing libraries to create an insane network of media, fit for any taste.

I recently made a little tool for grabbing and searching mod music from the modland database - https://github.com/Hezkore/Modget

I've tried Photopea a million times, but the interface always messes up somehow. I just tried it, and sure enough, a huge grey box is stuck on the right side of the screen and can't be removed.

I've listened to tracker music since the 80's and I still do it basically every day. Whenever I have a bad day or feel the lack of motivation; tracker music always helps. And to be honest, it's probably what's getting me through my 20 year long depression.

There are so many good tracker songs I could recommend, but I'll instead list a couple of my favourite artists: Elwood, Radix/Rymdlego/Mosaik, Fearofdark, Necros, Purple Motion, Lizardking, Malmen, Beek, Dubmood, Skaven, Virt and so many many more!