In Portal 2 there’s a multiplayer mode. It can definitely be used as a weapon when you quickly swap out the portal exit so that your companion falls to their demise.

There are some fun community levels where you can race against a friend and there are all sorts of traps you can trigger/set if you plan it right.

The Point of View Gun, conveniently, does precisely what it’s name suggests. That is, if you point it at someone and pull the trigger, they instantly see things from your point of view.

Thanks for calling this out. That author has a ton of articles that are all very similar to one another. I updated the link to match the correct article from last week.

Do I need to play any of the previous games, or can I just jump straight into this one?

*re-posted. MSN is just an aggregator.

Here’s a link to the original:
https://www.androidpolice.com/replaced-chrome-google-keep-gmail-gboard-with-their-open-source-alternatives/

~~https://www.androidpolice.com/replaced-google-photos-drive-gemini-with-free-open-source-alternatives-now-i-can-not-go-back/~~

Edit: updated with the correct link

There are no reviews for this product

Well, that looks like a hard pass. From what I can see in the video, it’s barely animated and has little to no gameplay.

The 37th bridge contact of 2026

That’s a lot of contact!

What are the subs you visit the most?

The only one I really visit anymore is a niche sub for /r/starcitizen and it doesn’t seem to have declined in activity.

If anyone is confused as to which film this is about, it’s for the 2026 film called “Resident Evil”.

How would you fix it?

PieFed because it has more features and integrates better with Mastodon users.

The description in the article sounded a bit crazy… So I had to lookup a video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p5LxFdc-Qg

Features:
For me, the features of an instance was a major factor. This is the main reason why I switched from a Lemmy instance to a PieFed instance.

Polls, combined communities into feeds, comments from all crossposts in one post, multi images in posts, better integration with Mastodon users, scheduled posts, tags, flair, blurring of spoilers, etc. All good reasons to use PieFed instead of Lemmy.

As far as hopping between instances of the same software:

Content:
I usually prefer instances that give the end user more control over the content they want to see. That means minimizing the number of instances blocked (as much as reasonable) and more federation. Piefed.Zip would likely be the next instance I’ll hop to.

Privacy:
.World instances actively block VPN users. So that’s one reason I would avoid them for future hops.

Politics:
In general, only if the admins block/ban users based mostly on their political beliefs. I try to avoid factoring in whether admins have political beliefs that match my own. There will always be things that people disagree on, and everyone has their own lines that they have drawn on how far they’re willing to support others based on their own beliefs.

What matters to me is that an admin can treat others fairly, even if they disagree on politics.

Domain Name:
Usually not a factor unless it’s something absurd.

Another comment on here was mentioning that Matrix can only allow one user to share their screen at a time.

With Commet, can multiple users share screens simultaneously, or can only one user share multiple screens simultaneously?