Chyba tylko na Wpunkt. I czasem w Krytyce Politycznej, ale po pierwsze jest tam masa liberałów a po drugie to nie wychodzi jako dziennik, ani nawet na papierze. Wpunkt jest przynajmniej aktualizowanym portalem newsowym.
KP i Donalda znam, ale wydaje mi się, że to są dość niszowe portale. Szukam takich ogólnopolskich w tym sensie, że czytanych nie tylko przez młodych i światłych w Internecie.
Rozumiem. Padło tu kilka propozycji, jednak zastanawiam się, czy takie stereotypowe Grażyny i Janusze mają w ogóle szansę zobaczyć te treści. Telewizji nie znam żadnej, która by lewicową perspektywę pokazywała. Z radia to może TOK FM, ale np. moi rodzice radia w ogóle nie sluchają, a nawet jeśli to tam, gdzie są tokfm nie odbiera.
Na telefonie często domyślnie zainstalowane jest jakieś Google News i ono pokazuje tylko i wyłącznie neoliberalny główny nurt w postaci Wyborczej, Onetu, WP itp.
Stąd moje pytanie.
Janusze i Grażyny praktycznie nie mają na to szans. Ale gdyby Lewica dbała o to, by robić wokół siebie populistyczny hałas, który dobrze “się klika” to nawet media musiałyby jej dać trochę czasu antenowego. Nawet w charakterze kuriozum, ale czasem lepszy taki rozgłos niż żaden. Wiadomo przecież nie od dzisiaj że nigdy żaden duży koncern medialny nie będzie działał na rzecz jakiejkolwiek lewicy.
Z drugiej strony wzmocnił swoją pozycję na prawicy– ma 18 posłów, czyli tyle samo co wcześniej, a PiS ma ich dużo mniej. Kaczyński jest od niego coraz bardziej uzależniony
Discounting Steam because otherwise I’d be here typing for an hour listing all the cheap games I enjoyed from there.
Lufia 2 for the SNES, which was great because it was a prequel to Lufia 1, though it took me a couple years to finally track down a copy in the pre-internet days. I was pleasantly surprised to find out it was a prequel, and there are actually massive spoilers for the 2nd game in the intro for the 1st one, so I unintentionally played them in the right order!
I’m not trying to be Mr Snappy but I think I paid a dollar for it too, and I feel I overpaid by about 99.9 cents
Edit: I can see why other people like it, but I found it to be utterly monotonous and just shallow, wanton destruction which didn’t appeal to me
Edit 2: I should be fair to the game, it was technically very well done (ignoring modern crash problems), the destruction was pretty cool, I thought the graphics were neat, and it offered was a variety of things that many people would enjoy. For my taste there not a enough world design, too much copy/paste, and the story/missions were perfunctory. For me, it had many good ingredients, but it didn’t make a stew. It comes down to personal taste.
NGL, I bought a PS5 on the strength of the first two Spider Man games alone. Been waiting for this game for a long time. Glad to see the reviews are solid!
It really depends on where I play. Behind the PC it’s definitely mouse and keyboard, it just doesn’t feel comfortable to play with a controller while sitting in my office chair.
Everything else is controller, but it’s not like you have much choice in those situations :)
Yeah this link of yours focuses on a bit different thing.
It generates a bigger picture of many words connected to one single word entered, and the other words are more or less synonyms. I believe you also don’t add new stuff to it?
(Just want to point out) In the Human Brain Cloud, synonyms ain’t the only thing that might connect two different words or concepts with each other. The link between words depends on the person who interacts with the words. There can be many different bridges what we have between different concepts that create an association with a word that the Human Brain Cloud gives (feelings, memories, knowledge of many different topics…)
Yeah visuwords is more like a visualized view of the grammar and synonyms for a word in a dictionary and does not allow any new input.
Brain Cloud is instead an unstructured approach that lets you build new connections between words and contexts and to provide new knowledge. I like it.
Could be fun with some additional input where you could for example provide a thumbs up / down if you feel the association is positive or negative.
I’ve been really enjoying the new expansion for Cyberpunk 2077. I personally loved the game when it came out, specifically for the tone and environment and the main story. I did stop playing pretty quickly though because the progression didn’t click for me and different parts felt too shallow.
I really think the 2.0 update fixed a lot of game mechanics I didn’t like the first time through, and the expansion has a great tight storyline I’ve really enjoyed sinking my teeth into. I’m going back and doing all of the side quests I didn’t get to before I stopped playing too. And so excited to see what the alternate ending they cooked up is. If you had fun with the game, definitely consider picking it back up!
Same deal, and definitely. Before 2.0 I thought Cyberpunk did some really cool stuff with narrative and inter-quest structures, but now the core of the game is a ton of fun all by itself. (The little Edgerunners references in the perk trees are a nice touch, too!)
And god do I love being free of the tedious incentives to check/compare all your attire and weapons for the best stats; standardisation here is a blessing.
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