Si vous avez 2 minutes, j'aurais besoin d'un petit retour d'expérience de la part des gens qui ont fait la bascule d'un mail Google/Microsoft à un autre service, et notamment celleux qui se sont servi-es des redirections, d'un point de vue pratique, comment vous avez adaptée votre organisation ensuite ? Est-ce que ce que vous receviez sur l'ancienne boîte mail, vous l'avez gardé en provenance de ladite ancienne boîte mail via la redirection, et géré sur la nouvelle, ou est-ce que progressivement vous avez changé vos adresses partout pour ne plus utiliser que la nouvelle ?
@orangelantern Criticisms that can be made of many Cryo games tbf, to the point that if I remember the magazines of the time speaking of all their productions I've never played, it had almost become an unfortunate trademark: incredible visuals, music and atmosphere, rather average gameplay if not really terrible.
I was just checking his page on Bandcamp, there's the remastered album of Lost Eden here as well! I really need to take time to play the game some day, as much as I loved all the Cryo games I played back then, never had the chance for this one. I had the walkthrough in a magazine's best-of though. 😆
US PolSo much for Trump making decisions about how the USA helps poor countries, when what he actually does is letting Musk send his goons to dismantle US Aid.
I hope Bill Gates has been feeling really stupid over the last few days.
For this week's piece, it's obviously a tribute to the work of Stéphane Picq, and of course it's a track from Cryo's Dune soundtrack, which was one of the biggest video-game slams of my childhood.
I had the CD-ROM version, and I still remember the big box with its incredible design, with its full-size manual that could be read horizontally, and this game with its crazy visuals and music, one of the first I played with 3D CGI animations.
us politics shitpost@ghostlyash Yeah, clearly that awful world (the human one at least, natural one is still great) which lead us to this must absolutely not be made "great again" or anything. We must let it crumble and start anew. After all, it's only a century old or much less, depends on where you start counting, so in regard of history it's really nothing, we can leave it behind and do something much better.
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