The idea that a government can instruct the courts to ignore human rights legislation shows how fundamentally broken the liberal “democracy” system is.
This from the government that just made saying “I am intolerant towards the idea of liberal parliamentary democracy” an example of extremism but saying “foreigners don’t deserve human rights” is not extremism.
Before the humble bundle came out, I bought the GameDev.tv “complete” Godot course - I had a good early bird discount since I’ve used them for Unity....
This is a good summary on the forum about it being very surface level for a “Complete 2D course”: community.gamedev.tv/t/…/232289
The Unity courses felt more like an educational experience, taking you through more concepts in a really clear manner where you do feel like you understand what you’re doing. There are more projects that are tailored to demonstrate concepts which are clearly outlined and shown why you are writing this code in this manner, potential alternatives (and opinions on which to use) and the logic behind C#. By the last project, I found myself totally customising the platformer. I added a robust weapons system, different enemies, and a scoring system.
The Godot course is much, much shorter and the things the instructor chooses to focus on feels more like basic maths/general logic instead of why you’re typing what you’re typing. I tried modifying the last project (only 3 projects long and not exactly complex) and simply didn’t have the tools to add an effective singleton (which is only ever mentioned once, right at the end, never by name, and only in the context of having continuous music).
Hi! I’ve been making games for a little while, though nothing too fancy - mostly mobile platformers, delivery games, and visual novels. I recently moved from Unity to Godot and finished the “Complete” Godot 2D course on Gamedev.tv....
Listening to a recent episode of the Solarpunk Presents podcast reminded me the importance of consistently calling out cryptocurrency as a wasteful scam. The podcast hosts fail to do that, and because bad actors will continue to try to push crypto, we must condemn it with equal persistence....
This is such bullshit. As a Brit abroad, our problem is weak language education. We are taught to such a poor degree and we are not taught how to learn a language. It’s been the biggest struggle of my adult life trying to get conversational and after a year I am still way behind my cohorts - it’s not some genetic predisposition to being bad at language learning, but a lack of language infrastructure in childhood.
Not entirely sure what you’re saying, sorry if I got it wrong, but it seems like you’re implying I said the opposite of what I actually posted.
My point was there is no genetic predisposition to being bad at language learning but that the language education in the UK is woefully bad. I’ve spent more time learning how to learn Spanish than actually learning it because we’re not taught the skill of language acquisition from childhood.
The reason the government hasn’t invested in language skills is because it’s the lingua franca (the irony of that phrase isn’t lost on me), but the argument of “weak aptitude for language learning” used in the article is patently false.
Came but to NMS after about 2 years off. Played a new permadeath game with a friend, no other options changed from normal. But I couldn’t last more than a few minutes....
My favourite “traditional” English meal is a good Steak and Kidney pie, made with an ale sauce. Seasoned with lots of pepper, Worcestershire sauce (anchovy sauce), onion and stock. Absolutely delicious.
I read them recently - mostly it’s the same stuff as in the canon gospels tbh. Some have more of a Buhdist slant (Jesus isn’t God but we’re all god style) but nothing out there.
Like a photograph issued from Buckingham Palace, the weekend is gone, and it’s time to regale us with tales of what you’ve been playing over the last few days. And more importantly, do you think it’s any good?
That’s patently false. The conflict started with the rise of Zionism in the early 20th century fuelled by anti-semitism; wanting Jewish people out of Europe. This led to the Balfour deceleration in 1917, which caused an uprising in Palestine with people demanding an independent homeland. The British crushed this uprising. Then the UN backed a plan in 1947 to give Palestine to Jewish settlers which caused the 1948 war which led to mass expulsion of Palestinians from their homeland (whom have not been allowed to return since) and the creation of the Gaza ghetto. Every year, more land is taken in what has been called a “Salami” invasion (i.e. one small slice at a time) in Gaza and the West Bank, forcing people into worse and worse conditions in the world’s largest open-air prison.
Furthermore, Hamas was not elected. There haven’t been elections in Gaza since 2006. The median age in the strip is 18, meaning most of its population wasn’t even born when Hamas took power. It is simply the largest gang in the prison.
This is the latest chapter in an incredibly sad story, not the start of it. In fact, just before the Hamas attack, Israel opened fire on unarmed protestors at the boarder. Literally a week before the attack.
If more than 50% of your population wasn’t born during the last election, no one elected you. If there hasn’t been an election for 18 years, no one elected you. If you took power via an armed coup to dissolve the unity government (Battle of Gaza, 2007) no one elected you.
NOTE: Gaza as a distinct political entity did not exist during the last election in 2006
UK passes bill to send asylum seekers to Rwanda (www.theguardian.com)
Lawyers prepare for legal battles on behalf of individual asylum seekers challenging removal to east Africa...
Personal Opinion: the GameDev.tv Godot course isn't great
Before the humble bundle came out, I bought the GameDev.tv “complete” Godot course - I had a good early bird discount since I’ve used them for Unity....
Augmented Reality in Godot?
Hi! I’ve been making games for a little while, though nothing too fancy - mostly mobile platformers, delivery games, and visual novels. I recently moved from Unity to Godot and finished the “Complete” Godot 2D course on Gamedev.tv....
Reminder: crypto isn’t solarpunk. It’s cyberpunk.
Listening to a recent episode of the Solarpunk Presents podcast reminded me the importance of consistently calling out cryptocurrency as a wasteful scam. The podcast hosts fail to do that, and because bad actors will continue to try to push crypto, we must condemn it with equal persistence....
How to open a textbook (lemmy.world)
UK quit Erasmus because of Brits’ poor language skills (www.politico.eu)
Britain turned down the offer to remain a member of the cultural exchange program after Brexit....
Is this normal?
Came but to NMS after about 2 years off. Played a new permadeath game with a friend, no other options changed from normal. But I couldn’t last more than a few minutes....
Brits: Salt is a spice (lemmy.world)
[Weekly Thread] What We've Been Playing - 18th March 2024
Like a photograph issued from Buckingham Palace, the weekend is gone, and it’s time to regale us with tales of what you’ve been playing over the last few days. And more importantly, do you think it’s any good?
Ukraine war: G7 threatens sanctions if Iran sends Russia ballistic missiles (www.scmp.com)
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Right wing authoritarianism isn’t subtle. (lemmy.world)
Right wing authoritarianism isn’t subtle....
Not what my claim was for but it definitely impacted it (lemmy.world)