Grafikenjo

I do plan on using permaculture and similar small scale personal farming strategies.

I have not thought or planed t have a lot of machines running.

I want to move back to a farm/out of the city.

For sure for a lot of reasons like having space for a garden etc. but also i think its a lot more easier to survive there longer.

Alone the space in my flat limits me of having provisions etc.

It doesn't really add value if you don't know, from top of your head, what the big differences are.

And apparently he took the time to write about it, so it wouldn't be hard for him t explain it

Have we read the same article?

Because you know, i read it and i have been followng the game industry for ages as well.

And there was no clear answer to my question: How do people keep finding and buying his games so he makes the mone he does for ages.

But thanks for your comment...

"According to Linus Torvalds, Linux kernel 6.8 looks to be a small release that promises mostly updated drivers for graphics and networking, but also filesystem updates, mostly for bcachefs, XFS, Btrfs, and VFS, as well as architecture, tooling, mm, networking, core kernel, and documentation updates."

Apparently 6.8 is primarily updates. Not sure why the autor didn't add any inforation on what he/she is looking forward too

I'm not surprised about him, his job, how he thinks and works.

I'm very very surprised that he is able to find that niche and he makes enough money tbh. How does someone find his game before really really good games like baldur gates etc.?

I probably know more people playing old games over and over (lets say baldur gates1 or 2) but i don't know anyone who is aware of those type of indie games.

For me personal though: I decided to push for carier first, and i really hope i will have enough time in my 40 to switch over to something i'm passioned for. He is probably quite lucky but i could imagine its stressful

I'm a photographer and filmmmaker. And now?

The world is huge btw.

I think you need to understand that it is not always a 'artistic tool' but a money or knowledge limitation.