
Aww, now I wanna see how terrible it looked!

Aww, now I wanna see how terrible it looked!

One of us! One of us! (Us being maybe just you and me though)

Oh my goodness. I have been seeing your posts many times and its not something I have a use for but it looks quite well made.
Why I am commenting, I only realised now that the name is not a weird writing of the Russian word for comrade , which when spoken sounds very similar to your progamms name, but is a German sentence saying “I was there”. Mind blown. Sorry for the off-topic rambling.

Nah, it is just that all Amanita design games have a very recognizable similar style.

All are redeemed by now

I mean, likely OP does not want to do that and I hate to sound like a damn boomer, but sometimes the offline solutions are the best. I admit I got a recipe book too and still transfer recipes in handwriting to it.
I only really need it at home and its easy to put in front of me when cooking.

Guilty until proven innocent!

There are very very few for profit companies in the world that would even fleetingly think about reducing their profit for no reason.

They kinda did with this.

This is such a cool development. I am guessing only useful for lower spec games but who cares. That’s almost all I am playing anyway!
Ah, I made a scrollthrough and still missed it! Thanks for correcting me.
last time i checked they were $20 each.

This has been discussed many times already, and I am not saying that to scold you but if you look for the right keywords you’ll find a lot in the search.
E.g. the most recent one I know of is this https://lemmy.world/post/52120798
But that was posted in an android community, so not visible here.

I’ve been using PiGallery2 for this https://github.com/bpatrik/pigallery2
But I do deploy via docker.

This may not qualify since its technically a notes app I guess, but I do use it also for to do lists: https://github.com/ZhFahim/anchor
So it outpaced the profit margins of scientific publishing? Damn! And that article is from 2020 and cited it as 40% for Elsevier, it certainly went up since but surely not to 90%.