Hey, thanks, I tried it but it didn’t work. Ended up figuring out I had to build the project from the build folder with make . which i wasn’t aware of.

I looked at the webpage and tried reading the instructions but got incredibly lost. Told myself I’ll put it for later but forgot about it, thanks for reminding me.

Following someone else’s suggestions, I made a venv file called venv and installed pygame in it using venv/bin/pip install pygame from the directory where I have the main project in. Interestingly, it installed just fine, but when I try to do pip install pygame while in the virtual environment’s bin folder, I get the externally managed environment error. My venv folder doesn’t have an environment folder, it’s just ~/path-to/venv, where venv is the name of the virtual environment. probably should have picked a different name tbh. Anyways I followed your suggestion making replacements where necessary to run the program. Dunno if I’m doing something wrong but it isn’t working for me.

I followed the instructions on the page but I still get the “module not found” error when running the file I made and the pygame.examples.aliens

Someone else suggested this as well, I’ll check it out. Thanks!

Typically not very great, being on apartment Wifi and all that. According to Ookla like 2 minutes ago it’s fairly decent but I doubt this is the average. Hm. Probably need to run repeated tests or set something up to record speed tests every so often and then log the data to get a good idea of what the average actually is.

Huh, have never heard of Tailscale before. Thanks for this suggestion, I’ll give it a looksee.

Thanks, I’ll check these out and look into proton as a company itself. Cryptpad looks interesting

I’m not entirely sure how to do a virtual environment, got any guide links or documentations to look at to get started?

Also yeah pygame works in Pycharm, but it runs like shit and I’m trying to do this project out of a text editor and terminal as a challenge for myself.

It does not. I get the same module missing error.

/usr/local/bin/python3: Error while finding module specification for 'pygame.examples.aliens' (ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pygame')

Using apt because pip throws an error when I try to install using it. error: externally-managed-environment and a bunch of more text suggesting apt installs with python3-xyz.

I literally did though.

I thought Marathon was pretty popular though. Was I wrong?

Holy fuck, thank you for saying this. Every single time someone talks about the lore of Dark Souls or Elden Ring or whatever the fuck else I’m sitting here, screaming in my mind “what fucking story.”

Kind of a funny thing, but from what I see, totally understandable. The third party, Valve in this case, doesn’t actually know who created what, just that one piece of media has stuff from a different, unrelated piece of media which can cause lawsuits if stolen. I think. Idk, IANAL, and I’m also not a lawyer.

Might do better in no stupid questions or in an anime discussion community.

To answer the question, probably quite a while. Kira irl would likely accomplish their goal with almost no resistance, as long as they don’t make stupid plays. Magic doesn’t exist irl so all known forensic and investigative techniques would fail. Not to mention, if they harness religious fervor they’d have too much support to even try to act against.

That is, of course, assuming Death Note the anime doesn’t exist in this hypothetical. If it did, then Kira is fucked six ways to Sunday. Probably wouldn’t last a week.

Yeah I’m down. You have discord?

I’m still also mostly a newbie, I think I got like 3 hours in it. You have discord?

Do you just get stalked by downvote bots or something?

How will this affect Mint OS?

Wait, I thought the volume of a sphere approaches 0 as dimensions go to infinity, no? Thr general formula for the volume of any nth dimensional sphere has the gamma function in the denominator, which rises faster than whatever is in the numerator. At some point (5 dimensions, iirc) the volume starts decreasing