How about you stop assuming everyone on the internet lives in the USA?

I was going to say Factorio as well! :D Hollow Knight has a native port and is a fantastic game, but my favorite games are ones like OpenMW or DevilutionX where the entire engine is remade from the ground up and open-source

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

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

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

As a junior dev, who mainly works with C#, wf improvements are they talking about? I always thought that C++ is way better for when performance is important, like in emulation. At my company, the seniors keep talking about how we should move away form .NET to C++.

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

Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about

I’m pretty sure that people pirating games have little to do with the current surge micro transaction filled games. It’s the opposite, the people who buy all that shit and let companies get away with it are to blame.

I’ve donated to Signal and the web archive

For now

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

Hasn’t changed much since

The UWLGL link contains an extra ) at the end

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’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 Inb4 someone says it’s outdated.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.

I don’t have an answer to your question, but I just wanted to say, I appreciate you still calling them Facebook and not Meta.

http://digdeeper.club/articles/addons.xhtml#umatrix Read the update from January 2022

Thank you! uMatrix is a browser extension that makes it very easy to block any third party requests a website makes by category. For example, if example.com loads fonts from Google that is considered a third party request. Or if it tries to set a Facebook cookie. uMatrix shows a table (or a matrix) of all the request addresses and categories and you can click on them to block/allow them.