There are a few linux native games, with actually compiled for Linux binaries. Otherwise you’d better look at the WINE project and all that make many windows (as in win64) games runs on Linux.

I ditched brave for DuckDuckGo, then DuckDuckGo for Ecosia…

Openbox is still one of my favorite window manager

More like Shadow Warrior

I wish for a significantly improved hardware… or my switch v1.2 will be the last Nintendo I have. Looking at how well SteamOS is doing, and near apparition of non-steam hardware consoles running SteamOS. Fingers crossed I still like the Nintendo platform more…

Let me fix that : « Please don’t yourselves ask it » …  « Touch us for Thx » … « to touch you !! »

You are absolutely right. And another one with cold led light. Plus another one with direct sunlight. Plus two more when he holds the card horizontally 😆

wrong again: paint bad 😜

A professional painter told me once: I won’t start painting until your wife is okay with the color samples. Then he proceeded to paint 3 different color tones and brush patterns. She made the choice. When the painter was done, she still didn’t like it but didn’t dare tell him herself… Of course the whole shit was painted again in plain white a few years later.

Is this really a top priority ? Nothing more nerve wracking about cybercrimes ?

One would be genuinely surprised Japan didn’t use AI first for authoring and drawing more manga & anime…

« It’s not stupid if it works «

Noted. Thanks OP

Not that much, but I blocked some pretty nsfw instances…

4. Ads

And then invoke GDPR, ask for a printed copy

Noted, not native english here ;)

It’s easier to pretend your data were deleted than collecting part of your data and sending them back to you. They almost every time don’t know how much, where, why they have so much data. They certainly have no way to collect them, only hand made work, so let’s have a little misunderstanding and hope it works.

Now that you’ve been deleted, wait until you receive the next text or email marketing campaign ;)

— I may or may not be working next door to a data protection officer.

[edit: replaced “datas” by “data”]