Not working for me on Voyager.

Just unfolds the body of the post.

Is this supposed to be a link to the trailer ?

It’s even worse than that.

I don’t know how, I just wanted to say it, too.

Is that a waffle?

“We had multiple publishers actively coming to us,” explains Pietro, “and be like, ‘Hey, we want to make this game.’” And many of those big publishers were initially unperturbed by Steam’s ban. “The main reaction,” he recalls, “was, ‘Leave that to me… I know everyone at Valve, let me figure it out’, and so they’d take the game, and a month later they’d come back and be like, ‘No, you’re fucked. Bye.’” And seemingly nothing will get Valve to budge. “We’ve tried everything,” Pietro continues. “I was already in touch with a real human being [at Valve] since our first onboarding on Steam… but they were like, ‘I’m sorry this happened… I don’t have insights on the reasons for the ban. I’ve brought your plea to the review team and they’ve declined to re-review and their decision is final.’”

Wtf? It sounds like someone powerful at Valve made a mistake and would rather let this studio close than admit it.

In a final bid to save the product, Google has quarantined the model in a server room with no WiFi, feeding it only proprietary Oracle Java documentation in hopes of breaking its spirit.

😂

If you care about personal privacy, any replacement firmware will be an improvement over what a smartphone vendor provides. The trick, for most people, will be balancing the competing needs of privacy, compatibility, and convenience. Graphene ought to score highly in both privacy and compatibility, but it only supports a few devices, and its security hardening can make it quirky. ∕e∕OS scores for convenience and support if you’re a Murena customer, but has little to recommend it over Lineage otherwise, in my view. Lineage probably remains the geek’s choice, despite the maintainers’ increasing disdain for tinkering with it.

Using any replacement firmware will be inconvenient if you’re tied to Google’s services, as many of us are. You can try to continue to use those services, but in a less privacy-crushing way, and Graphene and ∕e∕OS purport to offer some help with that. However, I think you’d need to be both knowledgeable and careful to use Google Services, even in these restrictive environments, without inadvertently sacrificing privacy. To my mind, if you want to de-Google, you have to find replacements for Google, not ways to appease Google.

As a Graphene user, I can agree about the frustrations quirks of the OS.

I was looking for reasons to switch to Lineage, but I think I am not yet geek enough to make the switch.

*23 year old pays the down payment on a million dollar home for his parents.

“House price $1,060,000. I’ve paid 20% down on it — all from my savings,” the real estate agent, who started his career after high school, said.

I use horse-battery-staple passwords for core stuff (unlocking my computer, bank stuff).

I use the password manager-generated passwords for everything that’s in a browser.

Talking is (not) a free action sounds like it could be a fun mechanic if everyone agrees to it.

Let the big bad talk, but players get to write down an attempted action and roll for successful sneak for as long as he’s yapping.

I get that with raspberries.

I don’t understand how - it doesn’t even look like it has seeds, but it happens every time.