heavydust @ heavydust @sh.itjust.works

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Can you give some examples that I unknowingly use and improves my life?

malvertising and misinformation

You pretty much described most ads. What is the difference?

Free doesn't expire IIRC but it has almost no feature. You can try it.

That's good because I don't think I subscribe to any service at all.

I'll wait for the source code first. Mozilla is famous for pushing a lot of crap.

I almost forgot the monthly "let's make encryption illegal" from the EU.

Implementation is easy. It requires respect for human beings though.

Well, you can't be smart and show the sun in the picture at the same time.

Data is sent to NVIDIA, you don't and can't know what is done about it. That's the same for any AI usage that is not local, and most people don't have the skills to do that.

will never use your email to train AI, flood your inbox with ads, or collect and sell your data

Like Firefox, it's good to know. /s

which injects AI features into the service

A contradiction in the same piece of news.

Last but not least, I do hope they are not located in the USA because they would compete with all the other paid email services around the world.

In the USA.

3 games is not a little weak. Its a fucking joke, but it's Nintendo.

I buy consoles because i don't want to setup, configure, fix, ant upgrade computers.

Tim Berners-Lee, who is a well-known proponent of internet privacy

The guy that advocated for DRM in HTML? We should have stopped listening to him a long time ago, he's not a god.

Trump is inclusive too, doesn't mean he has to protect black people, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeNS1ZNHQs8

What do you mean "SYNTAX ERROR"?

I'm an old gamer (almost 50) and I don't have time to play every game out there. I know that I should play Symphony of the Night but haven't had time to try it yet, but I will.

Hollow Knight is fun for me because it's not complicated, it's pretty, the music is nice (I bought it on Bandcamp), and it's a slow game with a lot of levels and a quiet and/or peaceful lore. I haven't played it for a long time (any kind of game actually because I'm busy) but I know that when I try it again, it will be there as usual, and I will be able to explore old or new levels whether I have 10 minutes or 2 hours to play.

I don't know if it's a good metroidvania and I don't think I care. I would put it on the same level as Shantae: there is no rush, have fun. You may say that it's good for old people and I would agree. There are slow metroidvanias (Hollow Knight, Shantae, Guacamele 1/2) and fast metroidvania (Shovel Knight maybe) where you have to play regularly or you may forget what the thing is all about. With Hollow Knight, the story will stay in my head for a long time.

Last but not least, I would put Metroid (and the 2D variants: SNES, GBA) in the slow category since you can stop playing for some time and get back to the story without too much hassle. I guess it depends whether you prefer the Metroid OR the Vania side of those games.

2025 after the Fourth Coming of Jesus, which should be the year 5837 for us.

And what are they gonna do with all the meat grinders that they bought? They won't give it for free to random families.

Torrenting in a café? Get Mullvad and stop complaining.