puzzles mechanics in games that are not about them.

(hard coded behaviors) Like when you think that you are supposed to died but you can't, or some character seems like it could die but it can't. It feels like the devs are playing with you

I think that there is positive masculinity and there is nothing wrong with a positive masculinity. I find some stoics as my role model. for example Marcus, and also I used to find a lot of help from the Enquiridion from Epictetus . For example Marcus Aurelius was all about compassion.

1. Work where the original author is dead. (The money is not going to the author).

Maybe those are mostly Instagram accounts?

The indie industry is also growing a lot these days

bandcamp

I didn't know about bandcamp. I'm gonna buy some albums there. The music is drm-free? I think that what bandcamp and itch.io are doing should be the future of the industry.

I would prefer a documentation site with a fuzzy finder, where I can search terms and the articles are well written, and If I don't find my answer I would like to contact a real person. Chatbots are very inconvenient for finding information, and they are also slow. Maybe something like this https://support.system76.com/, https://wiki.archlinux.org/, https://wiki.archlinux.org/. good docs save more time that those crappy chatbots, and a way to have a cal with a real human. (Maybe chatbots if they were something like chat gpt)

For the ones that don't like medium, https://scribe.rip/@doctorow/let-the-platforms-burn-6fb3e6c0d980 (it's just an alternative frontend)

Watching YouTube on the TV without ads and at higher resolution

Stories, short videos, now short text, I truly don't get why they have to copy ALL the features of each other

you should replace the billionaire for something funny

pop os : 1. fast installation 2. nvidia works.

Trying to get back on track, from literally doing nothing.

Really? Like you cannot use Firefox or chrome on IOS?

the file manager integration with gnome and google drive worked well for me.

lemmy needs an op indicator

in others instances I've seen some ones that provide links to alternative front ends to social media sites, for example piped in the case of youtube

newpipe, brave or firefox web version to see things related to my account

I cannot afford a vpn what do you recommend?

shipped a local multiplayer naval game I played this game with my sister and cousin, super fun

A point where could be good, is being able to work from home more easily, I mean I've applied to some companies where I could only work using their computers, so If I can work from home with this. But I don't really understand why they need it

Listing the ones that haven't been listed

• MPV
• Ankidroid
• KDE Connect
• LocalSend
• Mint calculator
• QR & Barcode scanner
• suntimes alarms
• The simple mobiles apps
• anysoft keyboard
• komikku
• sobriety

It's not from behaw but this community is cool !Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works

Not even that, computers don't work wit enough CPU, GPU RAM, are easily interchangeable

I didn't know this, I'm not from US. Why companies donate money to politics parties?

Why it's allowed by the gov?

Citizens United v FEC thanks, now I know something I didn't know before

normal money is also boring

there is some immutable distros, but I wouldn't like that it becomes the norm

my only contact with the site is screenshots someone posted in some site

libredirect also supports fandom, and other services

maybe a static site generator and set up some CMS?

Google should switch to promoting more personal sites, and do the same with Reddit. The only thing is that a lot of information could be lost

Actually is English, and my native language is Spanish

The ones I've seen are small, like just a few subscribers. I'm looking for something like https://www.reddit.com/r/language_exchange/

emulators have this ability

I have to test it more but it was just resuming the game on steam

YouTube's videos with interesting tittles.

Something that brave has, and Firefox doesn't, is the ability to block javascript.