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Mine was The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap on a Gameboy Advance

In addition to what was already mentioned: reptyr

Yes but it was meant as response to the post, so for the first panel: “69kg instead of lbs” and for the second panel “69 degree Celsius instead of Fahrenheit”

Let’s be pioneers :D

Had to double check because of this. Maybe a case for !usdefaultism@lemmy.world

For metric units be like:

Also if there is a better place to ask this, please let me know.

I recently learned there is !lemmydev@lemm.ee

Congrats but then you are using more than just another DNS resolver/different DNS technology.

If you use the same or similar blocklist it does not provide additional protection though.

They route your traffic, hence they can see all IP addresses you communicate with. With a reverse lookup you can then usually find out the address too.

Okay, maybe I got the question wrong. If you care about content blocking, then you are right (though I'd prefer self-hosted resolvers like pi-hole or AdGuard Home over third party resolvers).

The one from your ISP. Your ISP can see your traffic anyway, so you gain nothing by using a third-party DNS server.

Nice. Recycling symbols next please.

Qwant (but I hate all search engines nowadays)

I like this idea, but I disagree with the last sentence. The improvement in the average quality of life does not come from the capitalist system, but from technological and scientific progress.

Since lemmy.ml is the instance run by the devs I guess it is actually the oldest one (dating back to the 20th of April in 2019).

I don’t feel like this is true anymore. Many distros do not ship vi(m) anymore but only nano.

I recently gave it a try after seeing dessalines recommending it. It is pretty cool but years of vim muscle memory won’t go away so easily :D

iOS because Apple ecosystem is much more convenient and consistent. I do not worry so much about the struggle you mentioned because the EU will fix it (see USB-C, sideoading, more to come)

If you do only web and mail you could consider a web space instead of a VPS. For example Netcup.eu offers packets which include email, Ionos offers one mail account per user account too I think.

Also as you said self hosting emails is quite some pain because Gmail, Microsoft etc blacklist small mail servers rather quickly. Depending on your motivation you could also use Protonmail or mailbox.org as mail provider with your own domain.

Anyway, Debian is a solid choice due to long support times.