Imhotep

les données personnelles strictement nécessaires

On a oublié qu'il y a pas si longtemps aucune donnée personnelle n'était nécessaire.
Tu voyageais avec ton ticket (pas nominatif) et éventuellement ta carte de réduc.
Pas d' historique de tous les déplacements dans une base de donnée.

I'm not subscribed anymore, but as someone who uses the desktop client mainly it's hard to find a good alternative (good UI, snappy)

Deezer and Qobuz are meh. I won't use Apple or Amazon. edit: or Google.
Maybe Tidal? Are there other ones?

I just found a third party player for Qobuz though. Not enough features but cute:

Baldur's Gate 3 as well I think

Half of all downloads on Nexusmods are Skyrim mods, it's by far the most popular game.

I don't know about never, but I've watched numerous times:

• Cyrano de Bergerac, 90s version with Depardieu (I know he's a cunt, but brilliant in this movie)
• La Haine
• The Dinner Game (Le Dîner de Cons)
• The City of Fear (La Cité de la Peur)
• Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra
• The beat that my heart skipped (De battre mon coeur s'est arrêté)
• Lost in Translation
• Barry Lyndon
• Minority Report
• The Fifth Element
• Matrix

Me neither. Maybe it's a country thing. Not important, I thought the URL was wrong.

De zoekopdracht voor “anadolu” heeft geen resultaten opgeleverd

It's 2070, the water wars have been going for 5 years. 90% biodiversity gone.

Legislators: "we are in the final stages of a bill to limit plastic cup usage to 10 a day for each citizen. Earth is healing"

(Linux)

Add the same symbol at the beginning of most aliases. I use é

So when I type é+tab I get all my aliases

é+first letters of alias+tab and I'm sure autocomplete will select the alias and not another command

I believe this is only an UI thing for yourself, this doesn't prevent other users from seeing your votes by going on other websites or using certain tools.

Of course I'm not claiming reddit respects privacy as a whole, I'm specifically talking between basic users.

Thanks for the Piefed info, I'll look into it. made an account a while back, it's quite good.

Public votes could be an issue is my point. They probably didn't report it, no rules were broken. It's just to be annoying.

On reddit I didn't wonder if people would scrutinize my votes if I wanted to go against the flow for whatever reason (comments are a different dynamic)

Example: feel free to downvote this, I promise I won't contact you with a fake report claim