elkengine

Platform(s): PC, maybe others

Genre: First person adventure I think?

Estimated year of release: Late 2010s

Graphics/art style: Blocky and simplistic with pastelish colors

Notable characters: No idea

Notable gameplay mechanics: Planting stuff, talking to people about solidarity

Other details: Haven't played the game but remember seeing footage of it in some youtube video. The game an overtly political game where you go around in an urban environment and plant stuff. The graphic style was very distinct in just how simplistic it was; basically low-poly geometric shapes with flat colors.

Thankful for any help.

So, I'm the kind of player that comes back to minecraft every few months/years, and get tired and stop playing over and over. Because of this I don't have the energy to spend five hours setting up various custom launchers with various manual downloads & installations & configs etc.

I just want an easy, straightforward way to check out the Minecraft Create mod. I have a legit copy of the game if that's the easiest way, but if the easier method involves other copies that's fine; the laws in my country mean that since I've bought it (back in Alpha, even!), using other copies of the software isn't considered "pirating".

courtesy of a shitty twitter

My current phone is in a bad shape, and no matter how often I refresh its literal duct tape bandaging I know its days are numbered. So time to bite the bullet and get a new one. I'm looking for a phone that:

• Can do general basic phone stuff like call and text.

• Has as large a screen as possible; I've got stiff fingers and will soon be relying on my phone for basically everything digital as my computer is dying as well and I can't replace that. My current screen is 4.5" and I can't see writing full length emails on it on a regular basis.

• Can run the android version of DosBox to play ancient strategy games without completely grinding to a halt. No need for being able to play modern gam

Looking for more fiction that either explores anarchism explicitly (a'la The Dispossessed) or carries general antiauthoritarian and left-leaning messages that are in the same vein as anarchism (eg Parable of the Sower).

If someone has a list, I'd love a link, if not then I'll start making one and am happy about tips.

I'm particularly interested in sci-fi, since it both has great potential but currently often authoritarian or semi-reactionary implications (why they always gotta be malthusians?!!) but any fictional works are interesting.

Hi all. I work in a factory and have a pair of earmuffs with bluetooth that I use with my phone. Problem is that even with the volume maxed in the headphones & normal android settings, some sources (eg podcasts or youtube videos) are still too low to hear through the machine noises that get through.

So I'm looking for some app that boosts up the volume of whatever is outputting sound beyond the standard. Maintaining audio quality isn't that important, I just want to hear what's being said.

Any advice? Thanks for answers.

I remember having been able to change what floor is displayed with my mouse, possibly combined with some hotkey like alt or shift. Coming back to the game after a long time, I now seem unable to remember how, and changing floor seems stuck to page up/page down. Unfortunately I don't have page up/down on this keyboard, which makes changing floor level quite annoying.

Anyone know how (or even if) its possible to use mouse buttons for this?

https://mobile.twitter.com/DGilesPhd/status/1346918085618511873

If you are Watching CNN, you are seeing what anarchism looks like. It is a right-wing ideology. MAGA aren't "pro-Trump protesters," they are anti-American anarchists.

Going against the rule of law and refusing recognition to fellow human beings IS anarchism, no matter how much flowery language you erect around it to justify the hatred

I tried explaining political left and right to two self-described anarchist/libertarians. They were too closed-minded. Refused to even read it. Such is the nature of ideologies--people hide in their silos and cling to their preferred myths.

On people explaining to him why his no

Is there a way to prevent tabs from unloading and then having to reload once I switch back to the tab? I often use various databases to check something, switch to my notepad, and then back to check something more. Whenever I do so, the page reloads, which both takes time, data, and resets any searches or other things I'm doing within that page.

Unfortunately these pages are usually ones where I can't save the page to desktop.

Thanks for any advice!

The first day or so of playing went fine, but now it's crashed three times in two hours. Any ideas of what might be causing it? This is the UE crash report:

Version: 136408, IsEditor: No, IsPerforceBuild: No, BuildConfiguration: Shipping, Launcher: Steam, NetMode: Listen Server, IsUsingMods: Yes

Unhandled exception

FactoryGame_Win64_Shipping!AFGBuildable::GetCanBeColored_Implementation() [d:\ws\sb-160502110050-fad\ue4\games\factorygame\source\factorygame\private\buildables\fgbuildable.cpp:549] FactoryGame_Win64_Shipping!IFGChainsawableInterface::execIsChainsawable() [d:\ws\sb-160502110050-fad\ue4\games\factorygame\source\factorygame\public\fgchainsawableinterface.h:22] FactoryGame_Win64_S

Haven't used tumblr in ages, but finally registered again to read some stuff people have posted. However, tumblr only seem to want to open their pages in the tiny sidebar to the right, refusing to letting me simply read their page as a, you know, page.

Googling only told me to open their pages in new tabs, but that didn't help; it just opened a new page of my feed with their page open in that darn sidebar.

Any advice?

https://old.reddit.com/r/PoliticalPhilosophy/comments/j772gf/why_do_we_divide_politics_in_left_vs_right/g8uawwg/