A little bit of emulation but mostly minecraft. Though a friendly creeper turned my hardcore world into spectator mode. I have a save that is about a day before it but I will probably delete it since I think the point of hardcore is to not save copies. Plus it was before I built the nether portal or got a mending fishing rod. I am thinking of using the beehaw seed that I discovered before to give hardcore another try.

Yes but they are pretty chill as long as you don’t hit them or pick up their nest without the silk touch enchantment.

This is near where you spawn there is also a beach with turtles right next to it.

That makes more sense thank you. I did have framerate issues recording it especially when turning around took a few tries.

Thanks the only problem is it does not have a bed so I have to avoid the roof at night due to phantoms.

Thank you silly and goofy is what I was going for. Also Fps as in first person mode? Should I have done it in 3rd person?

I would also suggest DIY perks. I enjoyed his video on what to do with old and broken laptops.

Thanks I will give that a try.

Thank you for the link it seems like a good place to ask about a question I have been curious about.

The site blocked me as well. Probably to protect it from being overloaded since its a local shop for malta and probably would have trouble handling traffic from all over the world?

Genocide is evil it does not matter if its the one in Gaza the one in Xinjang or the one in Sudan there is no excuse for Genocide.

I just recently got back into playing minecraft this is my first hardcore world.

Edit:beehaw gives me an error trying to post the screenshot.

Edit 2: This is the roof of my dirt house it is nothing fancy but it keeps the zombies and creepers out.

Good to know Valve realize most people just want to use the device they have without upgrading every year just to create E-waste.

Understandable I use invidious when its working but when I am using youtube I always have ublock origin on with firefox. Youtube ads are just not safe.

Its always interesting finding the same person in a comment section from another site. It feels kind of like an easter egg but one where you can get a new friend out of it.

I wasn’t aware of that though reading it now I can see how it is implied in the title that it was a much bigger change than adding a clarification. Will have to avoid sharing from their channel in the future.

https://12ft.io/https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/10/steam-now-reminds-you-that-it-really-sells-a-license-for-a-digital-product/ Here is an article with the paywall removed. I tried the internet archive but forgot it is read only at the moment. (Edit someone beat me to it by 7 hours.)

I haven’t really seen anything posted on on beehaw about it though it might be we are not federated with the communities that posted it or I have been on at the wrong time to see it. Also thanks for pointing out that the change is a clarification going to add that to the title since it could clickbait people into thinking its a change with how steam operates. cheers.

Any company that can set aside $1 billion to cover the cost of breaking the law is obviously not getting taxed enough. Hopefully this causes the EU to fine them more.

My week is going well, I was watching a Veritasium video about QR codes. About 20 minutes in he talks about some sort of complicated maths that I do not understand but the idea behind QR codes is cool. It actually got me thinking about how archive.org went down and how cool it would be to have a code that holds lots of information for preservation. I was thinking each square could represent a single character based on its hex colour once all characters are used other hex colours could be used to store combinations of characters. Idk how practical it would be but if the size of the .png/.webp size can get smaller than the size of the information stored it would be really useful for data preservation.