wizardbeard

DISM and SFC fixes everything, right? Right.

Depends on how deep you want to get into it on your end, and how deeply you need the brokerage you choose to work with to only use libre.

The simplest option is to just use any modern group like Shwab, Robin Hood, Vanguard, etc that has a website for managing your investments. Libre browser covers browsing to research stocks, stock ticker/tracker sites, and the actual site for managing your investments. Might also need a libre PDF reader for some documents too. But if you can browse the web you should have enough to manage.

If you want things deeper than that, good fucking luck. That's just not how software for financial corps is developed unfortunately.

You absolutely can and should regardless.

I would love a Tommy Wiseau attempt at Bond. Holy shit it would be amazing.

Beautiful writeup. I miss the days when games shipped with data files in easily user-acessible formats.

This is 15 years old. It's not about "working", or making a pun.

It's about getting someone momentarily interested in a story, even vaguely invested, or just getting an engaging pace going before suddenly and violently transistioning into a recognizable non-sequiteur.

Extra points for getting a cheesy song stuck in people's heads.

This is all well and good, especially in the far more dire situation of Hong Kong.

I don't think we're quite there yet globally, or at least not in the US. Could be there fucking tomorrow, but not quite yet today.

There are times when open criticism is warranted. I don't agree at all that more tribalism is the true solution to the situation we see at least in the US. We can't just mass execute the people who voted Trump into office.

I don't think most people have trouble keeping their mouth shut when appropriate.

So yeah, don't get in the way of good things happening in imperfect ways. But I swear if I start seeing this shit bandied around as a thought terminating stopper of valid criticism I'm going to blow a gasket.

Not everyone on your side of the political divide is an ally. Not everyone on the other side has to be an enemy. This also applies to the more complex mult-axis political compases.

Would not be the first time, although usually developers then go out of their way to make things more legally distinct.

Off the top of my head, the PS1 game Croc was reportedly originally pitched to Nintendo as a 3D platformer starring Yoshi (it was made by some of the team behind StarFox). They obviously reworked it a ton before it released as what it ended up as.

"Treasure Island but in space" is the elevator pitch.

It's this almost Jules Verne like idea of what space travel might be. Boat inspired spaceships with solar wind catching sails. Very unique setting design IMO.

Definitely a worthwhile spin on it.

My favorite part of this is that with some of the non-movie (and still canon) content it creates a sort of through line of rebellious Jedi to Anakin. Most of this comes from the Clone Wars CG series.

Yoda trained Dooku, who felt that the Jedi had a bigger purpose in protecting freedom and left the Jedi to lead the separatist movement against the Republic until he got manipulated into the dark side by Sidious.

Dooku trained Qui-Gon, who very flagrantly followed his own code within the Jedi but pushing against the edges.

Qui-Gon trained Obi-Wan, who appears very traditional in the movies, but really only when put against Anakin's rebelliousness. He fell in love with a Mandalorian diplomat (during their brief period of pacifism) and says he would have left the order for her, had she but asked. There's also evidence that he knew of Anakin and Padme's relationship far earlier than when everything goes to shit, and just... let it happen to a certain degree.

Through to Anakin, who has elements of all of them including Dooku's feeling that Jedi needed to do more in the galaxy.

It's good enough for corporate (with multiple other lines of defense).

There's also a decent amount of college and independent stations (not IHeartRadio, etc owned) that broadcast online, so location isn't an issue.

I know OP is trying to go for single purpose devices, but RadioDroid on F-Droid is great for listening to internet radio and has a built in station list.