My input: I've never searched for papers in Scihub directly. I usually find them off Google scholar or something, and then put the paywalled URL or the DOI (an identifier you can usually find in the paywalled website) in Scihub to go to that paper. I don't think search capabilities are in scihub's scope.
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That'd be part of why they're single, I guess
Every Ralph you think about after you stop thinking about the previous Ralph is a new Ralph, completely independent from the previous Ralph event.
Is it genocide if you are also creating the Ralphs that you kill?
Watch it still be canon despite being canceled.
I have barely watched any anime in like 10 years, so this is probably too niche and dated, but...
The wind... Is cold today.
... A cold front is coming...
... From Siberia
(dies inside)
Man I get you. I have barely touched this hobby in years. Best of luck to you, I hope things improve on those fronts.
If you still have a hint of that spark in you, download a game engine and give it a go. Make something short and quick just to learn. It's a fun hobby when you don't let it consume your life.
Godot is a free and open source game engine, so lemmy would eat me alive if I didn't mention it, but any of them, including Unity, would work for this purpose.
Yeah, can plant a tree? Plant a tree. If you can't, the alternative right now is nothing. This introduces another option.
They emit carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and oxygen, which causes rust in metals and aging in humans. So it's a negative really...
There are a lot of games tied to popular IPs stuck on J2ME! Usually of questionable quality, though. There are half a million Sonic games, including a version of Sonic Unleashed that if I recall correctly played something like Sonic Rush, a Ratchet and Clank sidescroller (is it called Going Mobile maybe?), I also remember Tomb Raider games there. I would love to look at an overview of the most interesting games in this platform. It is extremely nostalgic to me.
I also have no clue how they were distributed? I remember putting them on my phone using less than legal means, but have no idea how you'd get them officially. Was it through one of those sketchy services where you could also get wallpapers and ringtones by texting a specific number?
I don't know you, but there's a chance that someone else had this exact realization after seeing you
That's completely misguided, because people can see his code anyway (in his streams), and also because he will never finish or release his game