Given the current chip market there'd be a 400+ USD upcharge from the previously stated price of "below the (Valve) Index"

GrapheneOS my beloved

"You know where your towel is?"

Sort of a synonym for markup, an additional cost on top of the original planned price.

I wonder if I should try this stuff out too - looks fun :3

Nice outfit :)

Probably a pre-surgery fur trim situation I think.

Anna's Archive does have guides for all of that (apart from the legal advice) on their site (use wikipedia to find the right domain).

I don't think you'd want to do so as a university student unless you want to share the same fate as Aaron Swartz though.

Glorious statue

Anarchy MC shitposting? In this economy?

"You are frustrated with society, yet you live in society. Curious." -ass comment.

Also, FOSS/debloated options exist, pally.

I share the same feeling in my bones.

It'll just be one more source to add to my GrayJay client at the end of the day lol

Lists, my guy. Figure out what games you want to play, movies to watch, etc...

You don't need to hoard everything. You can go around and look as your tastes develop, that's part of being human after all.

Tbf with rust the PVE/RP servers are pretty decent for a stress-free experience.

Tbh that's why community servers+p2p are the best options to have for a game - people are more than happy to host their own servers for friends and the public, and the dev doesn't have to worry about perpetual infrastructure upkeep. Win-win.

Seems like a Madelyn or Maddie to me :)

Hasn't had any issues that weren't rectified within a day for me. It has sorta yt-dlp functionality integrated with any source (so exporting your playlist to a local backup is a breeze).

Since the community can add their own sources, it's relatively easy to find one if the one you want isn't on the official support list. You also can use the client on any non-apple device so that's cool. (Even has local sync which is sick)

As for the IP stuff, it usually only stops playback if YT flags you as a bot (since the client doesn't send the telemetry data back to google that would normally validate your "humanity"), but something as simple as a VPN location/address change is enough to keep on watching (and the original address will work again within an hour).

Last I checked using a browser they didn't, could be changing though.

"Company accused of putting sawdust in their baked goods furious at ingredient labelling standards; more at 11."