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Cake day: November 10th, 2023

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  • There’s an event going on where you claim pixels on a grid for your team. If you hit an X then you get banned from the community and you’re able to continue in a different community. If you win in that one, you get unbanned from the first to keep going again. If you lose by hitting another X, you get banned again and you move to another community again. Rinse and repeat.

    The background of the new logo is that grid.






  • I ain’t here to defend shitty game dev practices, but maybe there’s no error message because the game can’t launch at all? Like, there’s nothing to report about because the game never got a chance to load properly.

    Have you checked the event log? Maybe that will give you a clue.

    Edit: another common culprit is antivirus nuking game files, but that shouldn’t happen to games you’ve already played, so I doubt that’s the case. Still worth a mention though, just in case.








  • I’m sorry but inciting violence gets any instance nuked, broligarch or federated.

    Just read this:

    Some of the screenshots say: “Muskrat’s DOGE Henchmen have been identified,” “It’s time to do more than dragging names, let’s drag their necks up by a large coil of rope,” “Time to hunt,” “I’ll say it. This nazi stooge needs to be shot,” and other comments sharing a similar sentiment.

    Now of course we can gloat that Reddit is bending the knee, but if a Lemmy instance was big enough to attract the same attention, exactly the same thing would have happened. No instance owner wants their whole instance get nuked by feds because the users of the instance are inciting violence.