thats awesome, been meaning to use it more

Oh thats cool, any news on iphone?

Does piefed have an app yet for iphone or at all

Mixx is a cool free dj software, didn’t expect davinci resolve to have an official version, stremio also I didn’t think would have an app for whatever reason. I like inkscape for vector art, didn’t realize it was a thing til I swapped to linux. I use software and apps more in general because it’s stuff I’ve installed and its not hidden by bloat, even if there is more windows stuff out there, its way easier to discover actual useful software using linux through linux appstores compared to windows.

Disney studio video thing where they brought back animators was pretty cool

I wish they did more stuff like this but money

lemmy really should make all votes public I dont like the hiding id rather see less votes and have them all not be anonymous (they arent anyways if you use friendica)

Might switch back, use vivaldi for workspaces, I switched because it synced across devices but I never use that feature I just end up retyping everything if I need to open something.

Lol a kid can google how to install games on linux, just need one to do it and teach the others, I used to bring games on a usb to play on macs through wine through the school lan, eventually I put them in some random folder on the school network, it didnt delete it til like the last day of school my senior year, wed copy the games to our computers and delete them at the end of class.

Exactly, so many things would be more motivating with visuals, I think something like blender to represent math expressions/formulas with visuals could end up being a valuable classroom tool

I think ppl would like math more if they learned with better visuals, maybe blender will be used in the classroom to visualize expressions and formulas in the future, that is what made me like math.

If I had online resources growing up math would be easy, I relearned math weekly in college because it flowed out my brain, growing up having to learn off teachers/textbooks was always confusing and my parents were neve helpful. Also common thing is you just dont see how you’ll use math in your day to day (even tho it ends up being useful everywhere for anything)

highly reccomend robin hobb if you havent read her books already, if you like game of thrones youll see some similarities, shes friends with george rr martin and the read each others work

These aound really interesting ill check them out, death gate cycle sounds like it has a hard magic system? Always a fan of that

Its something ill check once some dialouge or character motivations start to throw me off, and if it effects like a whole gender not just a few characters

Ill check it out, the naming sense alone is solid

Everything about that sounds awesome wtf, reminds me of witch hat atelier, anyone can do magic if taught but they act like its rare and are picky, only pick kids so they can teach them not to misuse it (the main “villains” are against that and want to give magic to all)

Robin Hobb is my favorite lol

Maybe my issue is avoiding popular books and going for the niche ones, I typically seek out hard magic systems and progression fantasy where it definitely is lacking

Oh I definitely rememebr reading it, was it the word magic stuff