Well there isn’t if you exclude all the alpha stuff. But you can start a game with that enabled and test it already.

The first parts of thrive are a lot of fun and it shows what can very well be an awesome game in the future, but everything after the rise out of water is very bare bones as of right now.

Wow, I read that in the completely wrong way for a sec and wondered, why you had 38 upvotes for promoting the banning of open source contributions from certain countries.

Btw. how do we get to do that banning for the whole of EU? Asking for a friend.

Let’s just call it a nonprofit.

I habe another “magically solved itself” story with solution.

When I leave my PC on for a long time without needing to access it, e.g. to make a backup or some long updates, I always lock it. This ensures that the monitor turns itself off.

Or so I thought. Mostly I would only look at it, when accessing it again, since it faces away from the door. Then the screen was off.

But sometimes when I didn’t want to use it, the screen was on. This really bothered me for a long time. When I wanted to use it, the screen was off and when I didn’t, the screen was on.

Some day it just stopped happening. The screen was always off.

Just last week I found out why this all happened.
It was my phone. I have my mouse on the left side and always place my phone to the right. Except when not sitting at the desk. Then I put the phone on the left side which faces away from the wall. There it slightly shook the mouse thus activating the screen and gaslighting me. Last month I thoroughly cleaned my desk and now I don’t have to place the phone on my mousepad anymore.

I can’t even use Reddit anymore wince they don’t allow VPN users in. (I won’t turn it off for them)

VSCodium is the open source part of VSCode, so I prefer to use that.

Mull is firefox on android without the proprietary parts. Heliboard is a good android keyboard.