Hail Hydra or something

Israel, Russia and the USA internationally, domestically they have more competition like NK, China, Belarus, some African States and a bit of South America

I use winboat so I can have Windows programs in a seamless window on Linux. Still a VM, but less annoying to use in comparison to a full RDP session (which is possible if needed)

Sorry, but I don’t believe that more than 70 million people in the US eat quality food on a regular basis. Too many people there are just scraping by, are in prison or are not educated enough to allow for that number.

My favorite game on Android is currently Krumit’s Tale, followed by Shattered Pixel Dungeon.

This works great with @Nomad@infosec.pubs tip regarding the flexibility of our tongues.

Btw, the noses (so called becherocells) just create the slime (glycoproteins) to catch and bind bacteria entering from the outside, they (luckily) don’t create bacteria on their own.

And there always will be cheaters. If running a cheat on the local machine doesn’t work anymore, there is nothing stopping someone hooking up an SoC running a inference model analysing your screen and sending inputs to an usb-dongle that emulates mouse input. Can probably be Mass manufactured cheaper than those inflated price tags on those games.

That’s on KFC, not on some clanker lol

Their Order stations are slow as fuck to register input too, maybe they mine some crypto in the background

I love cat quest, can also recommend the 3 Games for 2 player couch coop with low stakes on PC!

Lichtspeer is a nice time waster, Roundguard is a Peggle-Roguelike. For on the go I can recommend Krumit’s Tale, Meteorfall, You must build a Boat, Hoplite, Shattered Pixel Dungeon , Reigns, Slay the Spire. I can also recommend Cryings Suns, Stardew Valley (of course) and Yes, your Grace.

Most are paid, but if you want to try a lot, get yourself a month of Play pass where most are included.

Crying Suns falls into this category, being a FTL/Pauseable RTS mix

I found a few missing!

I personally loved Sunshine. if you are into Scifi; it’s not Interstellar, but it’s great in it’s own right.

Then there are movies that are so bad that they come out on top, the Sharknado series fill that spot for me.

I’m also a big fan of The Machinist, seeing what actors do to their bodies opened my eyes to the dedication they show.

A movie that was so full of suspense for me that I couldn’t watch it to the end in one sitting was The Hunt (2012), a Danish film about Mass Hysteria in a small village after someone gets falsely accused of child molestation.

All other movies that I can recommend are already mentioned in the other lists, and I’ve saved this whole thread for the huge amount of movies I’m still missing.

Thats just the first round of IP law vs AI Corpos. I’m really interested if this process will fix the broken copyright system or fix the AI Corpos - one of the two has to give.

I like it a lot, because it’s clean and lets me switch between the two indexes with one click, and it’s pretty fast and responsive. It’s been my main search while i was a mullvad client, and i dearly missed it after switching my VPN provider. I’m happy they decided to open it up for the public.

Apparently they adapted the title of the youtube clip:

“Yeah, I’m sure he’s in there,” Collins said, without providing evidence, according to an audio clip of the exchange uploaded to YouTube, titled, “HOT MIC: Republican caught saying Trump IS IN THE EPSTEIN FILES!”

I currently use mullvad leta, which uses either the google or brave index. It was only for their VPN users before, but they opened it up to everyone. It’s a nice, simple interface - a “no bullshit”-experience.

Don’t you think after 5 months without oversight who exactly has access to that server that the difference between this and a random s3 bucket is nearly nil? But you are right, in the light of integrity the title should reflect the facts as they present themselves currently.

The votes on the posting itself should reflect if the content is worth your time. I’m not even American and I have a really bad feeling after reading the article, but it’s better to know than being in the dark, and the article itself is full of details which make it pretty reasonable to believe it’s the truth.

Mr Borges really brought the receipts on this one, and he is one of the heros of the american people that will probably pay dearly for his courage, and he still did what’s right.

polarization of the populace works in both directions, the left only lags a bit behind because they actually like stuff like due process and human rights.