I’m the olden days before the Internet, we’d tape a note to our smartphone then ship it to Google, who would read the note and put the videos you wanted on it, and post it back.

Please, link?

Works best with an authentic font: https://gitlab.com/Screwtapello/topaz-unicode

Looks great! I was hoping for chicken-fried rice, where you “bread” the rice grains with flour and spices, and then deep fry the whole thing. Your version is much healthier.

Neither is as good as jpegXP

You can use and support Tor! It’s easy with a bootable version of Tails, I use it to access Proton Mail since they make their regular services also available on an onion site (the link is on their regular website).

You can play it in a browser, I can recommend Wonder Boy 3: The Dragon’s Trap (also its excellent remake on Steam/GOG is worth it): https://archive.org/details/segasms_Wonder_Boy_III_1989_Sega

I also think disconnecting the concepts of “pocket computer” and “always-on two way radio with location tracking and internet connectivity” are things you could put in different physical devices.

Did it fail? I hate headlines like this. Just because it isn’t popular now, doesn’t mean it didn’t make progress in its space.

I see you also play 80s text adventure games…

Every episode, Scully is “right”, but they show the comedic rush of the Illuminati-like group to patch up the cover-up as they’re being investigated.

Mortal Kombat (2021) opened with a great “feudal China with elemental magic” clan story that could have been an amazing movie, but then they jumped forward in time and everything after that was a let down.

“Alright let’s go, everyone in the T-mobile!”

Torvalds wrote git for the Linux kernel, and then GitHub popped up because most other projects couldn’t handle the decentralization. Interestingly to OP’s frustration, they were using a proprietary VCS before that, and people were just as frustrated about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git#History

They make the LLM responses “warmer”.

Tape on a platter, basically.

Sure, but the developer is an indie that has been developing this as a passion project for years and showing it off in various states of progress. If the iconic logo is the only thing the current publisher can add to this then it’s still worth it.

Would be nice for the nervous dogs in the world.

Aww yiss, these articles are some nice entertaining reading.

I’m considering moving to Debian Stable plus Flathub for graphical desktop packages like Firefox, it works well on the Steam Deck. SteamOS also provides Distrobox which helps in some cases.