@emilvolk Not to be confused with Squooshday, for those into soft vore/maw-play.

Uhhhhh not that I have any experience here. 

@MtKanjon Now I'm just imagining you making a kicking motion then your virtual foot goes flying off into the sunset… x3

(I don't remember how snug crocs are, it's been a while since I tried 'em)

@ticky I s'pose I'll be waiting for Gamers Nexus breakdown a few months after release, as usual.

This would be a cool option, but to market it as "better" or the intended way to play is not cool. And good luck AMD/Intel with having a game that looks really different.

@ticky Good post.

Science fiction promised intelligent, empathetic machines that were socially awkward (what this data-fox character is based on).

Instead, for now, we got non-sapient smooth talkers that can sometimes be wrangled into usefulness (notably with things that have hard errors, like, "did this compile?" not "is this secure?").

@chipotle Ah, noted, I'm glad it's not just me. I didn't know Files handled file servers, too, maybe I can do something with that for Dad. Or see how KDE Connect is going.

On the upside, I think the fact Apple still allows you to install other operating systems on Macs (including extra firmware development effort they could've skipped) is a good policy. I'm assuming they'll include the Neo in that.

@chipotle Now I'm curious, is there a way to copy files to/from iOS over USB, pictures/music/documents?

That's something my dad has wanted to do, and I'm not sure if it's Apple requiring iTunes not available on Linux (versus Android doing MTP), or an actual designed limitation. I also gotta remind him to open the Nextcloud app every few weeks because background photo upload will eventually stop.

Otherwise, it feels like most of Apple's restrictions are things developers have to hack around (e.g. Tundra's VFLEX voltage adapters having to abuse USB MIDI as the only allowed USB control mechanism).