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Climate change is viewed as a monolithic social cause, but after spending two months immersed in the space, I see it as a landscape of tribes, each with its own agenda. I mapped out seven tribes driving climate discourse today: nadia.xyz/climate-tribes

@reduzio @grumpygamer @daedalic Disco Elysium does that too! I absolutely love it, such a perfect solution to that problem. Seeing it in both, then learning about the Deponia port makes me wonder how many other games use the feature and where they each got the idea.

@reduzio hi Juan, I'm an outsider to the world of FOSS and have always been curious: are there often multiple different "versions" of a codebase? for example, if a game studio radically reshapes Godot to serve their own needs, can they make their version publicly available as a fork?

@AmazingThew This was how FFVII was made?? I'm missing a history lesson here, where can I investigate this

@unity3d when I click those three dots on a GO with more than like 3 components, half the time I accidentally open a script with the same mouse click. can we please just have a blank space there or implement a "click cooldown" on that button or something?

@drewzelle_ @studioZAUM best birthday present I have ever received ⭐️

@Tito_HGamboa but not enough to understand what it is or to feel anything about it

@EchoElric :D

@EchoElric :(

@sodanugs I enjoy charcuterie, including lunchables

after reading the “current events” of the “day” i must say i am disgusted and “pissed”

weather channel slogans

@HunterSTimson Can't complain!

@HunterSTimson Also hi Tim how's it going

@Minoukatze1 I have had this as my desktop wallpaper - I didn't immediately see a way to contact you to tell you how much I love it, so I searched and searched through your feed to find if you posted it here and leave this comment

My TEDx talk has now been posted. Among other things, I share some thoughts on the question "when will I ever use this" as it comes up in math education. youtu.be/s_L-fp8gDzY

plus, I like it when programmers roleplay grumpy programmers!

...as well as it seems to work for a talk about compromise and dialogue. the form definitely follows the function in this case, but it made me curious about other applications

this is a fun talk! youtube.com/watch?v=i2Vgq0… a group of game dev professionals simulating a technology argument. it's entertaining, but also interesting because it has - more breadth of perspective than a traditional lecture - more depth of content/structure than a roundtable