Endymion_Mallorn

I’m insulted by the Italians, tbh.

The only version I’ve used for that long is Archbang on a live disk.

They do. That’s why they employ police, private security, press representation, and only show up when they know they’re covered.

Look at the response to the crime that Luigi Mangione was falsely accused of committing.

Huh, so Odysee is going to be doing something like Invidious in addition to their own stuff?

So build a 10% tolerance and you’re going to be okay, right?

I’ll take the safe grand and not bother with gambling.

It’s running Goanna. Any issues should be brought up either on their forum, the UXP forum, or the Pale Moon forum.

Everyone but Elsevier wants that.

This would be great - if there was a Discord/Meetup-style instance so that it could be started for free and communicate with other local communities. As is, I can’t justify the cost, or the time. Plus, I’m in a densely packed area, and each group would want their own space. So as of now, this can’t be a Meetup killer.

As someone who’s mostly been in the digital domain since childhood and had to learn early on about the difference, it’s one color system, it’s just that they’re doing different jobs.

I would say SteamOS if you can run it. Otherwise, CachyOS.

Moulin Rouge. No competition in my mind.

Absolutely not. Kids should be kept away from social media as it exists now. Frankly, kids need to be supervised on the Internet as a whole, because there’s so much dangerous shit out there to hurt them.

Flails are weapons for demonstration, not real fighting. Use a mace or poleaxe instead.

So they’re like the President.

Assume that the government can track anything with a MAC address or ID.

Everything in the world is propaganda or advertising. You have a choice to believe it or not.

Thank you for confirming Endless Sky! I’m glad it runs well on both systems.

That’s a really wide question. I’ll give you my list of answers.

Here are my top three:

• Shattered Pixel Dungeon, a roguelike descended from Pixel Dungeon. It’s strayed quite far afield from the original PD, but I think most of the changes are good.

• Mindustry, a hybrid tower defense and systems-building game. I’ve heard it compared to a game called Factorio, but I’ve never played that, so you’ll have to take it with a grain of salt. Sorry.

• Forkyz, a crossword app, which is a fork (appropriately) of a game called Shortyz. It allows you to download daily crosswords from bunches of sources for free and play them at your leisure.

• Chip Defense, a tower defense game themed around computers. It’s really fun if you like computers and/or tower defense.

• Space Trader, a text-based game heavily inspired by Elite. Travel a galaxy, trade goods, blow people up, complete quests, buy a moon.

Here are some games on F-Droid that I’m not going to link, because i don’t know how they do on Android, but I love them on PC:

• Luanti, which used to be called Minetest. It’s an open-source voxel building game engine (like Minecraft). It’s very scriptable, and you can build a lot of stuff with a little knowledge and looking at examples.

• Battle for Wesnoth, a turn-based hex-grid strategy game with day/night mechanics and multiple campaigns, both included and downloadable. And it’s got multiplayer too!

• Endless Sky, a spaceflight game which borrows heavily from the Escape Velocity series. If you like the concept of Elite, you should check it out.

• OpenTTD, an open-source version of the classic Transport Tycoon Deluxe, but so much more.

I live in NJ. Whenever I’m not hearing traffic and the like, I get spooked.