Studio fan death by 1000 papercuts.

This is where I’ve gotten to with their games as well. I love them, but tired of it basically becoming an MMORPG DLC subscription.

Most of the game genres they excel at are the type I like buying and playing because they are complete from day one, and you maybe get 1 to 3 DLCs. Like movies, the trilogy (original game and two nice DLCs) is the sweet spot.

Stellaris got insane and most of the individual races should have been bundled somehow into larger expansion packs.

My username gave me similar feels.

Amazing.

Splooooooosh.

Or mortified.

My descendent will be turned into a terminator by the out of control AI death robots sent to kill the generations long Canadian insurgency in order to come back in time and take me and my family out.

It will become Seamonkey?

Huh… as a Canadian Ive only ever had Cream of Wheat and Red River cereal. Never heard of Malt O Meal

Was Canadian, its owned by a Japanese company since 2010

OCRemix.Org already does this with their music, so its possible.

Holoscenic calendar. I get mine from Kurzgesagt every year.

https://www.wikihow.com/Grow-Dates-Indoors

Guys I’m scared, my wife has been trying to grow dates indoors. Send for help, my time is near.

This is the one I was looking for. So famous its been used in numerous games.

AKA the Konami Code

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code

Worked in most of the TMNT games too.

I’ll note that a number of groups and forums send mailing list like emails (google groups, django dev being a big one) and that notifications can be threaded from places like Github with the right client.

Thunderbird has good threading.

Roundcube webmail is also capable here. Though when I have had it working it didn’t include sent messages… which is not great in my mind.

Thunderbird has good features for mailing lists and threads.

I tried to recreate the emoticon you used, but this was the closest I could get with the available options.

In Plasma 6 there are a crazy number of ways to skin and change the look.

This video was a good way for me to learn some of the basics. https://youtu.be/R6C-RNhHMrE

KDEs vision is letting users have the experience they want. You can have a vision without limiting configurability and cramming bad UX down the pipe to your users.