This sounds and especially looks interesting, I've put it on my (growing...) whishlist.

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The game is considered a tribute to the MSX computer systems - which was my first (and second!) computer system when I was young. I got it from Humble Indie Bundle 14 [External Link], and I really should take a second look on it...!

These have been my first computers (text in German):
http://ein-eike.de/tag/msx/ [External Link]

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Quoting: Farmboy0I have been going for the size optimization challenges. Mostly this gets you the steps optimization challenge too but not always or I haven't looked hard enough.

For many of the more complex puzzles, you can do either speed or steps in one program.
But you can start the next program (there are tabs for thee programs in the upper right) and do the other challenge as well.

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Quoting: Farmboy0I played some Human Resource Machine but the puzzles are simply not challenging. Still an enjoyable game.

I found some optimization puzzles to be challenging.
Btw, they said that all speed optimization challenges except the obvious case are solvable without loop unrolling:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/375820/discussions/0/483367798509740473/?l=german#c483367798509830249 [External Link]
Didn't suceed without for all of them, though.

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I've solved the last two optimization puzzles in Human Ressource Machine - yeah!
Finally got the hardest puzzle, program size of prime factorisation...

And I played a few more hours of Deponia Dommsday.

Did not buy Lara yet, still too much on the stack.

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Quoting: liamdaweAlso a good idea I can quite easily do for stuff that wont change often.

That wouldn't require a login, so easier for reddit and other folks.

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You could store previous answers in a cookie and retrieve them (where it makes sense, like, not the games bought last month) from there.

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Everbody interested in the topic needs to play Journey Down if he hasn't yet done so!

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/the-journey-down-chapter-one-released-on-steam.1616
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/the-journey-down-chapter-2-released-for-linux.4207

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Anybody tried it on say a GTX660?

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Quoting: Stupendous ManAlmost 1 year ago in my case - and it's sitting at 48.2GiB left. And that's only Steam games, root and home are on separate SSDs. :(

I used to have my games on my old 80 GB drive!
You really need to try this "deleting" the people are talking about! :P

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