I truly did have a good bit of fun with it. It has some memorable side quests. For example you will discover the secret cave of basically space batman. Or you will explore a zero-g casino. Or chase a mutated super exo-weapon à la alien. I’ve sunk a lot of time in the ship builder as well to really make it my own. Gunplay is pretty decent and didn’t get boring. Main quest is okay-ish.

You will have to decide for yourself if you can deal with stiff animations, loading screens, a forgotten base building mechanic and badly procedural generated filler content. I ignored them mostly so I had no issues enjoying the good parts above.

Israel won that one already anyway

XING has been my compromise. It does feel like more and more of a ghost town though. LinkedIn is where the jobs are.

One of the reasons I switched to YunoHost (the other being backups).

Never tried it myself, but doesn’t steam have a feature to stream to your friends? Your friend would just need to install the client and create an account. All the other options in this thread are just if you want to serve your streams to a broader audience

You would think so. However, they already have to pay rent and utilities on huge office buildings while all major cities have housing issues. Yet I still have to show up for work in the office. It boggles the mind.

The fact that participating in society is becoming dependent whether you’re a customer of one of two big corpos with obvious evil intentions is so deus ex distopian to me… Indentend servitude when?

Remind me what that one DLC for Lemmings was called?

That’s a bit unfair. Postmarket is super cool and I can’t wait to get a Linux phone. But let’s not pretend it’s ready to be daily driven. Even on the best supported phones there are still hardware driver compatibility issues. And that’s not even speaking about the software catalog. Even in the privacy community, a lot of people regard banking apps as mandatory. Good luck ever getting those to run there.

Sehe dieses Argument immer wenn es darum geht VPN Dienste zu verbieten und ich muss zugeben ich rall es offensichtlich nicht. Es geht hier doch um kommerzielle VPN Dienste à la Mullvad und Konsorten. Was hat das mit dem Cisco Tunnel zu dem Geschäftsserver zu tun? Das lässt sich doch rechtlich und technisch super einfach trennen.

(Disclaimer: dieser Kommentar stellt keine Unterstützung für das unethische Vorhaben der Deanonymisierung des Internets dar)

On the one hand fuck reddit and I’ll gladly let spez shoot himself in the dick. On the other hand lemmy has been so cool these past years with actual discussions and valuable information. I’d hate for it to degrade into a brain dead string of reaction memes due to a reddit exodus.

🌈 But with rainbows 🌈

He’s a genocide and corporatism enabler. What did people expect?

I would switch to routing everything through tor. And if a service blocks that, I’ll stop using that service. However, I’m also at an age where I dream of living alone in the canadian wilderness, reading books until the next long winter takes me. So you shouldn’t listen to my advice if you value your digital life.

Your thinking is too complicated. There are open source, trusted and vetted apps that can verify age without breaking privacy. No need for antiquated revivals. The question is, will those apps be used. The answer is no, since age verification is all about breaking privacy. Which means your idea wouldn’t help either.

My guess is that it’s a lot easier to get a list of IPs to block from VPN providers than tor exit nodes

The latter

I don’t use tor much. My main use case at the moment is using the tor browser for all the sites that block me because I use a vpn. Works most of the time. I have a small list of onion sites that are only accessible through tor but it’s more of “break glass in case of privacy emergency” type of thing.

Just saw a report yesterday that systemd will implement age verification, meaning it might not be up to the distros.

Well good luck ever owning a pc then. AMD and Intel have massive investments over there as well.