Hey, I moved to a different instance! Please follow me over there as well! ♥
@ceralor yep, they are! Don’t waste them! ;)
I loved this game when I was a kid, but never finished it because I erased my save by accident just before battling the big bad guy… T_T
Well, now that’s motivating! ♥
Please give nice feedback to your open-source devs! They are human too you know.
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/chicken-users/2019-05/msg00055.html
@jaxom_kaplan Je suis plutôt d’accord avec toi. Il manque un espace accessible et propice au projet. J’étais chez Gulliver il y a quelques années et c’était pas mal. Maintenant, la plupart des regroupements que je connais se passent dans des bars, personnellement ça m’épuise très vite et je finis par ne plus venir…
@Goronic A fit brown croc with pizza briefs and red tank top, with a nose ring. :3
@dashie Oooh! Slick design! (also, you have a very cool domain name :D)
@ceralor I’m making a Matrix client for me and my friends who don’t like Riot all that much. :3
I’m also working on computer art stuff! (audio and visual generation) ♥
@Siphonay I don’t know, I have the same thing here, but in a different profile they got disabled. ǒ_o
@bugaevc Really cool! :D
Oh my goodness I've just learned a thing about The Matrix that causes it to make a lot more sense: In the original script the humans were used as neural network compute clusters by the Machines and as a crucial component of The Matrix itself.
Which is why humans who were aware of the simulation could control aspects of The Matrix - their minds were part of its foundation.
Unfortunately the test audiences had trouble understanding this concept so the studio changed the human role to "batteries".