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They pay mod authors (like me!) based on unique user downloads. Requiring an account makes it harder to fraudulently inflate numbers, which also benefits the whole community as broadly speaking the most downloaded/endorsed mods are also the best. Bot farming would ruin the site but not paying the most dedicated mod authors would also ruin the site.

Someone should invent some kind of database of syntax, like a… code

I’m staying right here in the imperial core where I can inflict the most damage when the time comes.

If you’re more technical or willing to learn I would recommend Frigate https://frigate.video/

Archive.org, Wikipedia, Signal, Mozilla (I feel the same as you), and a bunch of patreons for artists.

You might be interested in supporting Nebula, which is sort of like if YouTube was a creator owned coop. Lots of good content on there and I feel good about giving them money to compete with google.

The terrible irony of a for-profit company using the Anarchist A. I hate it.

Are Ubiquiti devices still the best value for homelabs and small businesses these days?

Not from scratch - just like with other AI models they are created by mixing together a bunch of existing voices.

Two great games that are perfect for Steam Deck - Hades and Hollow Knight.

Enterprise grade MFD printers often have a lot of features that don’t get detected/mapped automatically, such as finishing options like staples and folding, as well as color management. I’m not a printer expert, I try to avoid them when possible, but I know that mass deploying those specific configurations in a safe and sane way seems basically impossible.

On the Fedora-based Linux machines, however, all of that seems to just pop in automatically, so I don’t think it’s a CUPS problem.

I do freelance sysadmin work and Macs are actually the hardest to mass deploy printer configurations to.

It depends on your threat model. If you simply want fewer targeted ads, there is a benefit. If you are a journalist under a dictatorship, there is little to no benefit.

The only way to use google play services and retain any privacy is to completely sandbox them, and the only OS that actually does this is GrapheneOS.

Practically speaking I think having a mini black hole in your home would look like being rapidly crushed to death.

Baldurs Gate 3 is a masterpiece, GOTY for me so far, but every other game this year I would rank below Star Citizen for me personally. Starfield especially just makes me wish I was playing Star Citizen.

Agreed - it’s more fun to play than most of the major releases of the past few years.

I trust you have your own threat model and know what’s best for you, but in my opinion privacy necessitates security.

Odd choice to use GrapheneOS if you don’t care about security. More power to you, though.