This affects indie and hobby artists more than mainstream artists. But tbh I never really cared for vinyl. CDs and cassettes are where it’s at for hobbyists.

Some just do it to make some extra money and save for convenience. Krita is free to download and install yourself. It’s 10 bucks if you want to get it on Steam. It’s perfectly within their right. Especially in KDE’s instance.

Again? I thought they already left and then there was a lawsuit cause of it.

If it’s anything like the game I don’t expect it’ll standout much. Unless the devs have some sort of hail-mary-plan that the episode will be so good that it revives interest in the game.

Yed is pretty good. It’s what I use.

I don’t think theres anyone I despise as much as Pitchford. Whenever he comes on my feed it seems as if he does something to make me dislike him more.

Also the Beatles were garbage so his comparison is apt.

It’s just another from-scratch browser in development. It’s been seeing a lot of progress lately. Not as much as Ladybird but it’s still making waves.

It and Servo are probably the two most exciting projects in open-source right now.

Snapchat or iPhones? How about I take none?

Right. I was not aware of that. This whole thing is just horrible. Really hope this clause can’t be enforced. Disneyland’s neglect caused a death.

Guy dies in Disneyland. Family sues. Disney lawyers say he can’t sue since guy-that-died had subscribed to Disney+ before and agreed to the terms of service. The terms of service he probably scrolled by when he registered say “you can’t sue us”. That was the most recent move I’ve heard.

That’s an insane oversimplification of the proceedings but it appears like it’s gonna come down to this clause. The clause that the user signs upon registering to Disney+ is a binding arbitration clause. You can read more about that here: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mandatory-binding-arbitration.asp

Basically says you waive your right to sue us. Ianal btw. Also Discord has this same clause in their terms of service.