It’ll need a massive library of apps, ever growing. It currently doesn’t know if itself is open source or not

The prescriptivists weren’t happy with this one

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I recently discovered wafrn, which is fediverse software that lets you directly interact with both the Fediverse and Bluesky.

Also it has lots of fun easter eggs like this button in the settings

LTT owns a private jet.

Since Dec 2025, it has emitted 339.6 t CO₂ — 71x the average person’s annual carbon footprint.

Commercial would’ve been 7.1 t.

TL;DR Proton ran an A/B test for their mid-tier vpn pricing.

My gf got me a ticket to see them on tour next year for my gift last Christmas. I can’t imagine there’ll be many other girls in their 20s going on their own but I’ll enjoy it either way

A few months ago I cancelled my donations due to them firing a group of workers who stated their intent to unionize.

And this is why we pirate AAA games and buy indies

You might like blood on the clocktower. It’s a similar premise but with some key twists and some very interesting role options, depending on the script you run

You might like blood on the clocktower. It’s a similar premise but with some key twists and some very interesting role options, depending on the script you run

I enjoyed it for a while but realised that it was effectively a subscription as the new operator was always very powerful. Then I switched to solely Linux anyway and haven’t missed it much

My two rarest achievements are for playing the objective in certain Lawbreakers gamemodes. I imagine these weren’t intended to be ultra-rare but fate had other plans.

There are now third party servers to play on but they can’t unlock steam achievements

Starting at $1,199, not including ram or storage

Still with no ideas on how to be profitable, yet they’re supposedly one of the most valuable companies in the world. Capitalism makes no sense

I use Stratum on android and GNOME Authenticator on Linux desktop

If they’re running a price-fixing scheme they sure can

The problem lies in 3 companies owning a monopoly on dram production and all conspiring together to make things shit for everyone who isn’t them

They were grouping together to all raise prices at once. If everyone who sold food suddenly raised their costs together, would it be fair? There’d be consumers to buy it. Basic economics!

Just because people would pay more for something, doesn’t mean they should have to