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The source code for 1999's Descent 3 has been uploaded to Github for everyone to use, free of charge. Uploaded by programmer Kevin Bentley, who worked on the game back in the day; the only thing missing are some proprietary video and sound libraries.
I, with the help of Patsy, take a look at the plant-based Babybel.
With the help of Lucy (@[email protected]), I had a look at what the plant-based version of the classic wafer-based treat, Kit Kat, has to offer.
I share my thoughts on the new Fallout series on Amazon Prime.
Play for free on Itch.io: https://poncle.itch.io/vampire-survivors
The open source AI generated video description: Join Chris and an AI in a lighthearted and entertaining debate about the pros and cons of open source software! 😜 In this video, Openchat-3.5 7B Q4 argues that closed-source software has its advantages, while Chris defends open source with passion. 🔥 Don't miss out on this humorous discussion that sheds light on both sides of the story! 🤓
In this video, AI brings up points about security, customer support, and potential exploitation in open-source software. 🔒 Chris counters with transparency, collaboration, and innovation as key benefits. 🌐 Together, they explore the complexities of open source licensing and maintenance concerns. 📜
Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about the world of software, this video is sure to entertain and inform! 📺 Subscribe for more fun debates and discussions on technology, AI, and beyond. 🚀
The AI software can be found at https://Jan.ai.
Welcome to the Polar Bear Expanded Universe! Chris and Hamish battle it out as randomly selected factions on - free and open source game - Battle for Wesnoth.
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