I know there was an issue not long ago where Sopuli had to defederate from kbin for awhile. Kbin had a federation bug that was endlessly spamming federation updates and it was causing Sopuli to fall behind on federation.
Mbin had a fix up pretty quick, but several attempts to reach the Kbin admin all failed.
Ok, I knew I had fish installed on my LCD deck which is why I was thinking it was available through discover. I must have installed it through distrobox instead.
Use it every day. Being able to suspend and resume so smoothly usually makes it preferable to my main PC even if both are available. There are only a couple games (mostly hard fps) that I prefer to play on the PC instead.
I think you can install fish from the discover store, which will persist between updates. You may need to also update its permissions through flatseal so that it has full file system access.
Some other options for packages are to install them through nix or distrobox. There's also a set of commands for installing a package locally, but I would have to look it up. It involves setting a temporary cache directory, downloading the package there without installing it, and then installing the contents of cache to a folder in user-space.
I really respect that they added offline mode. Shows that they actually cared about the game, even if they were forced into it.
So, just Rimworld then.
Not rimworld specifically, but when I was younger I played the hell out of my games. I would replay them over and over, finding every secret. Big RPGs already take a long time to beat, but I would do multiple playthroughs as different classes and play styles.
These days I have less time and way more games. There's a part of me looking for an excuse to not buy any interesting new game because I feel guilty about all the great games I own and haven't played, and the games I have played I've only played once and haven't "finished".
I would hope so, but Asus has been doing things like this for at least 10+ years which makes me doubtful that anything will change soon.
There's also the issue of being fingerprinted. An unfortunate truth of the internet is that most browser/device set ups are unique, and it makes it possible to track people that way. Having features like "do not track" turned on actually make you more unique, making it easier to confidently identify you when you visit sites. It probably doesn't matter though, in my experience basically every web browser/computer is recognized as a unique user now (with maybe the exception of using a popular mobile browser on a popular mobile phone model).
Anyways, visit https://www.amiunique.org/ to have your hopes of being anonymous crushed.
Trying to refund through Asus will result in them dragging their feet, being as unhelpful as possible, or claiming you damaged the product.
I maybe didn't use the best example, but it was less about people actually being religious and instead if they used any sort of popular phrasing that had any slight religious element they would try to turn it into a religion debate.
A better example is that someone might post a polish word, someone else would reply "bless you" acting like the polish word was a sneeze sound, and then the 14-year-old atheists would descend and start a debate.
I misread your title and thought you were saying that the Boost for Lemmy app was now dead. I'm glad I was mistaken.
It was probably a year ago or more, I just remember it because the poster didn't realize it had a butthole and didn't tag it NSFW.