It does, under 'It's all about licensing' section.

The kind of game where I believe I moved backwards more often than moving forward.

Haha they even made a game about it, and its called "I hate running backwards". It's on Steam. I don't know if its from the same makers but it is in the Serious Sam universe.

Well, you and Netrisca were together, while those thousands of enemies, they were alone.

And the gun that seemed to shoot a fraction of a second before you clicked the mouse button.

...and, IIRC, desparately grasping for generated ammo to pick up while making said retreat.

Some books in Google Play Books are drm free.

Lance Hedrick too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuqVUsMPs-U

Something similar to Reddit/lemmy, but without the front page could be interesting.

You have to join the subs and interact with each sub one at a time.

I used Reddit for many years.

I don't remember ever using the "front page".

I always used my own feed where I saw content only from the subs that I followed.

Back before I ditched Reddit (years ago), this was how I used it as well. The "front page" offered nothing of interest to me in that forum.

I used the front page for like 2 days before I realized it was the same content recycled between subs.

Also wanted to share about gl.inet.

I've used their other products (convexa) and was pretty happy about it.

The creta travel router offer power over ethernet too.

https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ar750/

Creta (GL-AR750) is discontinued.

> It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it

Turns out that "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind" is quite a prophetic sci-fi.

> Better for the Environment

I wonder if with Apple's new support for repairability has translated to them making their new laptops more repair friendly.

That would certainly be much better for the environment.

You can setup the phone to use encrypted dns like nextdns.