It’s not a LaTeX successor, but rather an alternative compiler. It’s more pleasant to use than other LaTeX compilers, but I’ve noticed discrepancies between its output, and the output of whatever standard compiler I used, so I had to drop it.
One of the absurds things I’ve noticed is teaching how to play instruments to people who do not listen to music regularly — and thus did not develop their musical taste yet — and do not know what to play. In my experience, learning an instrument for the sake of knowing how to play it, rather than to play music that you like is not very productive.
So, we end up with what you described: kids who know how to play the Good Stuff™ because their parents wanted to, but hate it.
It’s okay, it could happen to anyone :)
You put in the same link to Bandcamp twice. Here’s the link to their GOG page
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Try reader mode in your browser
Without spoiling anything, do make sure to enable the online features!
Sonic Mania. For a game where you’re supposed to go fast, it’s terribly frustrating when you slug through each level because you don’t know them well enough to fly through them. I feel like this game is more about memorizing maps and less about having quick reactions.
Dead Cells is a roguelite, due to the permanent upgrades that persist accross runs. A roguelike doesn’t have this type of progress. If you like Dead Cells, check out their new game, Windblown!
You should spoiler-tag that last bit for those who haven’t played it yet.
Unfortunately, Respawn was acquired by EA, yes.
The single-player campaign of Titanfall 2 is incredible. Short and sweet (about 6-8 hours), super fun parkour system and cool story to play. I highly to recommend to pick it up when on sale.
It’s from The Long Walk
True, that’s even worse because you then know that a solution exists.
You can access them through the wayback machine
It’s also pretty bad when you’re not using QWERTY layouts.
Not for ARM processors
Check out evil to use vim keybindings within emacs. If you want a battery-included experience, try Doom Emacs where enabling evil is a breeze.
Cunningham’s law?