Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
I want to appreciate that this image of the honorable “i’m tired of being president”’s cat likely went on the top 100 wasteof post by loves
I missed web programming practice final test and I’m tasked to make the mini project myself from scratch in 10 days as a replacement (‘=
@Gilbert189@darflen.com wrote:
I forgot to mention that I spent my Saturday making this
and they only liked it =')
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it's nighty morning somewhere in the world
anyways i spent my midnight writing my userpage on wikipedia instead of sleeping 
imagine being called a freak because you told your teammate not to use AI in your project
since I forgot to tell what I bought on February and April (well, the server is read-only at that time) I’ll tell them here
i got peak and there is no game (not the jam edition) on 23 February. i’ve considered other games but this is the only pair i’m willing to buy at that time
i got untitled goose game on 17 April. it was on sale back then and i thought it’s thematic after april fools
i didn’t end up playing these a lot, because these are Unity games that have no native Linux support, and proton can’t run them without it randomly freezing. no amount of googling or startpaging brought me close to a solution. i’d like to run them on wine directly but i can’t seem to get the Steam API to work there (and no, i do not wish to circumvent it)
the only time i got to play one of them properly (peak) is when i booted into Windows, but i don’t want to switch OSes every time to play a game
Somehow I forgot I chose to team up with the two nerdiest classmate on my OOP class for our project