Eww! Pokemon TCG Live installs to your user folder! What kind of screwball app installs there! Not AppData, that's probably worse. But, your actual user folder! C:\Users\\The Pokémon Company\Pokémon Trading Card Game Live! First off, must you include the E acute symbol in Pokémon when Windows pitches a fit that it isn't an ascii file directory? Second, Ew! Did you have to write it *that* way? Maybe I'm just weird, but... Eww!
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mastodon 4.7.2Twenty-nine year old blind programmer, gamer and open source enthusiast from the great state of Texas.
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Note to WSL users: please make sure Windows Hypervisor Platform, Virtual Machine Platform, and WSL are enabled before attempting to use WSL on windows 11, or you will fall down the "why the hell isn't IPV6 working" pipeline. I know, because I just did.
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@techsinger @JamminJerry There's an easy fix. Use the Xpdf command line tools. https://www.xpdfreader.com/download.html
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@StroongeCast@hear-me.social You're blind, so you're obviously Muslim. Back in 7th grade.
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@matt@toot.cafe @jaybird110127@dragonscave.space Also, y'all mentioned the GS? Thanks to the Archive, I just found a port of Frotz for it. Frotz version 2.01, requires GS/OS System 6. https://ifarchive.org/if-archive/infocom/interpreters/frotz/FrotzGS.shk
Also, a version of Zip, the first third-party Z-Machine for the GS, this time as a self-extracting archive, and no GS/OS requirement: https://ifarchive.org/if-archive/infocom/interpreters/zip/zipgs1.0a1.sea
Remember @FreakyFwoof@universeodon.com made a track with Louis' EP that sounded like it came straight out of a TMNT video game? This is what Suno AI did to it after I asked it to make a metal cover. Download it from Dropbox or stream it through your Masto client of choice. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4ojkzggfggo4zhtmwwvft/Andre-s-Metal-Madness.mp3?rlkey=cu382tgcsqtd88umw6obt5xy5&st=kuc4xjed&dl=1
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@Cam Agreed. If I hear someone say "unalive" (or worse, "sewer slide") ever again, it'll be too soon.
A curious question to blind Apple II fans, including jaybird110127@dragonscave.space. I would ask on the list, but I'm not subscribed and I can't remember my groups.io password. In any case, has anyone figured out a way to play Z-Code games (either by Infocom or written using Inform 6 W/ PunyInform) using the latest mame apple package? I heard from somewhere that most Inform games released on the Apple were intended to be booted standalone, I.E. outside of a DOS environment.
It feels like I will never accomplish my goals of producing open source desktop software because cross-platform GUI libraries suck, especially if you're not in C++ or Python. WX? Python or C++, pal. GTK? Better be ready to disable GStreamer, then set up more environment variables than a DOS programmer in the 90s. QT? You must choose, but choose wisely. I.E. QT Widgets, not QT Quick, and pray to god that you remember to make sure each of your widgets inherits from QAccessible.
Hey iPhone users, is it worth it upgrading to iOS 26? Why or why not?
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@LeonianUniverse@caneandable.social Is there an accessibility mod of this that I don't know about?
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@KingZombie@dragonscave.space Woah bro. The craziest thing is, being from Texas, I know several people who would definitely say "Oh yeah. I wonder which one of them cars she drive out there?". And when I say several, I mean most of my extended family.
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@TheQuinbox@dragonscave.space Now we just need a better way to get a modded YouTube on iOS other than "install SideStore, install outdated IPA or be lucky and build it yourself on a mac, use it for 7 days, realize that refresh doesn't work anymore, reinstall, repeat ad infinitum."
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@remixman@kind.social @jaybird110127@dragonscave.space FreeBASIC, BBC BASIC, QB64 (which isn't accessible last time I checked), and maybe a few others.
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@matt@toot.cafe @jaybird110127@dragonscave.space Of course. Just figured more ways to play would be better, especially seeing as two other 8-bit micro emulators (Zesarux and BeebEm) can handle Z-Machine boot disks just fine, probably because there's no requirement to emulate a screen reader or a speech synthesizer. Also, anyone want to try taking a gander on making an accessible C64 emulator, please and thank you?