Because of this.

"Bitwarden company values spell the word “GRIT,” and stand for:

• Gratitude
• Responsibility
• Innovation
• Trust"

It used to say Inclusion and Transparency, before they sold out.

I wouldn't trust Bitwarden anymore. I don't believe they've done anything bad just yet, but they recently sold out to a private equity firm and quite literally removed "transparency" from their company values. KeePassXC is your friend.

I tried Limo maybe a year ago, but it was too basic and limiting for my use case. I think I also remember mod conflict resolution being difficult because of the way linux doesn't consider "data" and "Data" to be the same folder like windows does. I'm currently using MO2, but it's not natively supported and is pretty hacky and unstable. I have to periodically restart things like bodyslide and outfit studio or it gets unbearably laggy, and looking at file conflicts through MO2 sometimes freezes up my entire system, forcing me to restart.

I might need to check this out and see how it compares next time I decide to redo my entire skyrim modlist.

I'm not going to pretend Valve is perfect, but so far as I'm aware they have no history whatsoever of sabotage like that, and I can't imagine them doing it.

Yeah, when a company's new owners tell you who they are, you're best off believing them. And it doesn't get much more... transparent than removing "transparency" from their company values.

The em dash is incredibly easy to access and use on mobile, so there's no need to memorize an alt code or copy-paste it from the internet or whatever.

https://www.molleindustria.org/blog/future-no-thanks-update-now-with-no-ai-generated-voices/

Here's the original blog post the dev made in case anybody wants to read it instead of the RPS article rewording and summarizing half of it.

A bit niche I imagine, but Melvor Idle 2. I'm a fan of idle games, and the first Melvor Idle is my favorite. The second game, from what I've experienced so far, feels like a direct upgrade in every way. A lot of smaller improvements make the various skills feel more unique compared to each other. At least so far as you can reasonably make them in a game where you click a button and watch progress bars go up.

After a quick look at their website, it looks like entirely hidden object and match 3 games. Looks like they've been around for a while so I don't know for sure that they've never made anything particularly interesting, but if they have, they sure don't make it easy to find on their website.

So I'm going to say no.

I bought an RX 6650 XT some years ago, fully intending it to be a cheap temporary card until I could afford something high-end...

I don't know if I should be upset I didn't just buy a more expensive card, or happy I'm no longer stuck with a 970. Regardless of how I feel, I'm going to be using this thing for the next decade at this rate.

I don't play Runescape so take all of this with a grain of salt, but... It looks like on character creation you would have been able to create a new "reignited" character, who cannot trade with "veteran" (non-reignited) characters. They would also have access to their own reignited-exclusive worlds (though they could join regular worlds with veteran players). Essentially, it sounds like the goal was to reset the economy for new players so they could experience it as if the game came out today with 25 years worth of updates.

Idk what they were thinking, splitting your community in two by making it so your current playerbase can no longer trade with most future new players sounds like a fucking terrible idea.

I bought a couple DLC and have the rest pirated (waiting for a sale), and I also enjoy them all. I haven't gotten around to playing with gravships yet, but I do really enjoy the new biomes and landmarks Odyssey adds. Probably the last DLC I'll buy though, because I'm not super interested in nomadic playstyles.