flykey
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- Comment on I tried over 20 Steam Next demos so that you don't have to! 1 week ago:
The integration of politics in video games can sometimes overshadow the fun and immersive experience they’re meant to provide. While games like Fallout, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Bioshock use political themes to drive their narratives, it’s easy to see how players might feel lectured rather than entertained. Oddworld and Factorio highlight the negative impacts of unchecked capitalism and industrialization, but these messages can come off as heavy-handed. On the other hand, games like Cookie Clicker unblocked offer a lighthearted escape, where the goal is simply to amass cookies without any underlying political commentary. It’s a reminder that not all games need to have a message – sometimes, it’s okay to just enjoy the simple pleasure of clicking and collecting.
- Comment on why is EVERYTHINGGGGG behind a paywall? 1 week ago:
The frustration expressed in this post resonates strongly, especially when considering audio editing tools like audio cutter. In 2025, despite technological leaps, simple tasks such as cutting audio files are often hindered by paywalls. Many online audio cutters promise free services but limit functionality unless you pay, similar to the issues mentioned with logo creation and PDF editing. This paywall problem extends across various digital tools, creating barriers for individuals and small creators who need occasional access to these technologies. The promise of AI to democratize technology and provide powerful tools at minimal cost becomes increasingly appealing as we navigate this frustrating landscape where accessibility lags behind technological advancement.