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  • I get the feeling you're just being contrarian on purpose now. Most, if not all games released on win 7 will still run on win 7 now, and will continue doing so forever, period. That's exactly why OP is asking for cool games from that era.

  • Actually the opposite is true. I don't know of a single game where the devs patched out something so it stops working on the OS it released on.

  • Well, games used to and still run on MS DOS, so Win 7 really isn't an issue.

  • Have you really never heard of GOG? It's an awesome platform. They allow you to actually buy games so you can 100% own them drm free. No Steam or whatever other game launcher is needed. Also they specialize in older games, so it's perfect for this use case.

  • Almost as if only a very small percentage of the population is profiting from those price hikes.

    I've worked my ass of these past 5 years to advance my career, earning about 30% more, just to have the same buying power I had when I started. It's ridiculous and utterly demoralizing.

  • It's ad money

  • r/atheism is leaking... This conflict has as much to do with religion as the apartheid in south africa had. This is just pure unadulterated racism, period. The best way to heal that imo, is literally fuck each other until there are only brown people left in the world.

  • Nobara is great distro that includes nvidia fixes and has a KDE spin

  • Let's see what europes e2ee ban will bring. Proton is one of the "high risk" services mentioned in the bills debate. Might not be too long before you have to host your own mail server if you want privacy in europe.

  • Read the article. France is the one trying to find a solution. Germany is to blame.

  • Privacy matters most in the individual case, with people who know you.

    That statement is subjective at best. My friends and coworkers knowing where I live certainly isn't my concern. In today's day and age privacy enthusiasts are definitely more scared of corpos and governments.

    isn't worth it yet.

    You're thinking too small. Just in the context of the e2ee ban planned in europe, think what you could do. The new law is set to scan all your messages before/after sending for specific keywords. Imagine you get automatically flagged and now an AI is scanning all your pictures for locations and contacts and what not. Just the thought that might be technically possible is scary as hell.

  • I tried switching from Fennec to Mull a couple years ago, but every third site broke with it. So I reinstalled Fennec.

  • Germany is so incredibly scared to be associated with antisemitism since WW2, they're willing to obfuscate and support the genocide of an entire nation. This is beyond despicable.

  • You're misunderstanding the post. It's not about whether or not someone could guess your location from a picture. It's about the automation thereof. As soon as that is possible it becomes another viable vector to compromise your privacy.

  • Link to source code?

  • I think tmdb should have you covered

  • Eine andere Perspektive von der gleichen Situation: Arschlöcher gibt's überall. Ich kenn kein grösseres Team wo nicht mindestens ein Hampelmann unterwegs ist. Du kannst eventuell ein besonders inkompatibles team wechseln, aber den Clowns ganz aus dem Weg zu gehen wird schwierig. Mann kann sich die Kollegen halt nicht aussuchen.

  • Torrenting/seeding works great with Mullvad, which doesn't have port forwarding

  • Firefox@lemmy.ml: Any alternatives to Firefox History Merger for merging history files (places.sqlite)?

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  • What's the use case for a history merger?