Inverted (itch) (Alley) Mac OS
Thanks again to everyone who supported the Racial Justice and Equality bundle, hope you are enjoying the game!As you know all profits went to charities so If you really like the game and would like to support our team, please consider also getting the game (or gifting it to someone!) on the Steam!You get a steam key and achievements, if that's up your alley! So I think the draw distance is inverted somehow? (instead of stop drawing after x units, it's start drawing after x units?) Running the game on Arch Linux 5.5.10 with an AMD Rx480 (driver Mesa-ACO 20.0). For users running Mac OS X Lion or earlier, you can easily invert and revert the colors of you Mac display by holding down Command + Option + Control + 8. The feature was originally designed to.
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Honors Theses
Inverted (itch) (alley) Mac Os Pro
Abstract
It's certainly rare to see people with animal heads while walking down the street, but it has been known to happen. On the occasions when a person does see someone with an animal head, they think something along the lines of, 'Oh, what a quaint performer!' or something equally as posh and oblivious. Peter, however, was a man who didn't trust his own reasoning. Not if he could help it. So, when he happened to see a person with an animal head while walking down the street one fine Saturday, he paid attention. There it was, down the alley: a tall man in plain, amorphous clothes with a massive lizard head where his face should be. He seemed to be listening to the man who stood opposite him. This other was as big as a linebacker but, thankfully, human. Peter pretended to himself that he had gotten an itch in one of his eyes so he could justify rubbing them. When he opened them again, the man with the animal head was still there, animal head and all. From where he stood, Peter could hear the voices of the men in the alley. Rather, he could hear that they were speaking. The noises of the city kept him from hearing the words. He felt a miniature war rage in his gut. On one side, the soldiers of morbid curiosity. On the other side, nerves. Curiosity won in the end, however, and in an action with consequences Peter had no way of understanding, he edged into the alley and squatted behind a garbage can.
Recommended Citation
Crook, Andrew, 'Stories from Elsewhere: A Novella' (2019). Honors Theses. 726.
https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/honors_theses/726
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