I imagine a kid who’s smart enough to use a vpn, downloading a bunch of videos, and then selling usb drives to their friends at school, or sharing them via gdrive

Yes, it’s really good! I do think that it can become a bit repetitive towards the end, but it’s worth it for the beginning moments of exploration and discovery. If you haven’t played a similar game like Morrowind before, I’d recommend looking for a guide that would explain character creation and skills. I never played the original, so I am no purist and would encourage you to check out some QoL mods and definitely turn on smaller dungeons in the settings, even for a first playtrough. Have fun, if you decide to try it!

I bought The Farmer Was Replaced yestarday, so I’ll probably be finishing it over the weekend. It’s a cute programming incremental game, but if you have 0 experience with writing code the later challenges might get too difficult

Yeah, we have this unwritten rule in my friend group to never send links to any videos no matter where they’re from. You download the video and send the file

Link to the github project?

Youtube search results have been garbage for a while now :(

10. tux

Tux is not software, it’s a software mascot :D

Is NextDNS really a good privacy tool? I use it myself because it’s convenient, but I always assumed that they would collect data about me since it’s a free service

They’ve recently expanded the list by a lot. I was able to find every extension that I use on desktop

If I had a Vita, I’d play Silent Hill Book of Memories. I heard it’s a really bad game, but as a Silent Hill fan, I’d still like to try it as it is exclusive to that console.

Also, Metal Gear Solid 2 & 3 on a handheld sound pretty cool

Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about

I’ve donated to Signal and the web archive

For now

https://sh.itjust.works/post/9200442

Hasn’t changed much since

Tokyo Jungle always looked like an interesting game to me, but I never got the chance to play it

Not an expert, but I assume Bottles would be a good idea. It allows you to create separate wine prefixes for each app so if any app is malicious, it shouldn’t affect any other one.

Is this service paid? If not, how are they making any money? All I can think of is a) selling users data (and lying) b) selling spots in search results, which means they’ll be overrun with malicious links or other useless garbage. I don’t believe they’re just hosting a search engine out of the kindness of their hearts (:

I also recently discovered mpv --no-video [url]. Useful for when I just want to listen to a podcast or something. Sadly, I can’t get it to work with Spotify

I’m so used to navigating in Eternity at this point that all other apps seem clunky and unintuitive

You could use the uMatrix extension to control not only cookies, but everything else (like scripts, css, images) by subdomain. Inb4 someone says it’s outdated. It works perfectly fine.