Portal 3. Come on, Valve! Don’t you want my money?

Since it wasn’t said yet, nukes. No one needs them.

What truth of Christmas?

Get a pyhole. No more ads (or devices phoning home) in your home network.

For the laptop, it already exists. Just get a used base 13" m1 macbook air and install Linux on it. Solid build. Ultra portable. Best-in-class trackpad. Good keyboard. Inexpensive-ish. More than enough performance for what you want and great battery life.

Thanks for the heads up! Already installed Nekogram and uninstalled the default app. No stories bs anymore.

Life’s good again! 🤓

Thanks for the clarification. I’ll look into it. Ynab (without subscription) is a great app. Maybe I’ll figure some kind of containment system for the Adobe air thing just to err on the safe side. Cheers!

What 3rd party app would you recommend to use telegram? I’m getting really annoyed by the stories thing at the top.

Don’t you need to have flash to run it or something? Is it safe to still have flash on your computer in 2023? I think I got ynab on a steam sale, but it’s been awhile since I’ve opened it. And I refuse to pay for a subscription for something that used to be perfectly fine with a one time purchase.

I do a little dance.

Definitely. As a total layman in this kind of stuff, I believe I’ve read The Selfish Gene first, but at the time I was so eager to consume as much knowledge as possible in this subject, that I could maybe be misremembering all the effort and research it took for me to understand it. It’s a fascinating book, but more specific.

Imo, Unweaving the Rainbow has a much broader appeal and is much easier reading. They’re both very different books.

Unweaving the Rainbow by Richard Dawkins

The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan and Ann Driyan

Read them when I was in my early 20s. Changed the way I see the world.

Don’t be a cunt.

No. Let them ask their pals at the CIA for some money. They’ve got plenty.

As it once was with FDR.

I second this opinion.

Best used in tandem with something like languagetool.org for the final revision.

The days are numbered on this one, probably.

My grandfather: “Life is hard only for those who are soft.”