+1 for Monero for sure. I wouldn’t even say its just good for buying drugs like some others suggested.

https://monerica.com/ is made for you to find stuff to buy with monero. You can find almost anything there including phsical wares like clothes, food, and also lots of online services lile hosting providers for example. I even saw an accounting firm there.

I just right-click on copilot on the taskbar and remove, same with the startmenu. Im not uninstalling it in case someone suddenly “needs” it to save me some trouble plus its just a few clicks this way.

I work in a small IT business, where I regularly setup notebooks or pc for the customer and install the software they need for work.

I always remove copilot from the Taskbar and the startmenu. Also usually install firefox with ublock origin, in the hope that they will try it out and get the ad-free experience in comparison to chrome and edge.

Its not much, but it honest work.

https://fedinsfw.app/

I think they meant the userbase of grapheneos.

There is also SimpleX. Its decentraliced, secure and has no account or user ids whatsoever. Looks nice and is easy to use aswell.

Someone made a whole series on how to build a general pupose redstone computer. You can program it to do anything you want with already written programs like a calculator, connect4, a maze generator or even Tetris. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAZEXqWLTmY

I had some issues with the diagonal parkour as well but it was mostly because I was trying out the controller. I noticed that a lot of the time you need to hold down to dash diagonally and then continue holding left/right after dashing. But on keyboard I can just hold down + right at once and press the dash key when I’m in the correct position, much simpler. After that it became almost natural.

The cpu and mobo are one part, you cant replace just the cpu while keeping your old mobo. But every other part can be individually replaced.

You can see all replacement parts here: https://frame.work/nl/en/marketplace

If you exclude the landmass you narrowed it down to ~70% of a single planet.

Elden Ring. The character shown is Gideon Ofnir.

I see it so often with so many different words, I kinda got used to it.

• Bone apple tea -> Bon Appétit
• Hippocrip -> Hypocrite
• Bone Jaw -> Bonjour
• Sauce -> Source
• Hippocrip -> Hypocrite
• Artistic -> Autistic
• Parmesan -> Parma jawn
• Pasghetti -> Spaghetti

Do you mean Barry Cooper with KopBusters?

Formerly a police officer in Texas, Cooper is best known for KopBusters, a series of online videos in which he attempts to document police misconduct, and Never Get Busted Again, a series of videos aimed at teaching citizens how to evade false arrest by the police.

You probably meant this Video about it that went viral.

In Java Edition there is a bug mechanic called Quasi Connectivity, which allows you to power some redstone components from 2 blocks above, which normally wouldn’t work. This is because they just reused the door code for blocks that aren’t 2 blocks tall.

Here is a great explanation of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJICW6BTJ74

Terminator

I can’t be the only one who sees the lion face on it’s butt, right?

I can think of a couple more things, like forcing everyone to switch to a Microsoft account and the chat report system. Or the performance problems that were never truly addressed after 1.13. Even the combat update (1.9) I still don’t like.

But it’s certainly not ruined. As you mentioned, they still regularly update the game with cool features and new blocks, and many of the problems I mentioned can at least be fixed with mods. I would just like to see it fixed properly in the vanilla game.

+1 for Prism Launcher btw

The only reason why I went with FF/FF clones is because I wanted to completely degoogle myself. But a few websites require a chromium base, so I have Brave on standby for that. It’s a good browser.

This reminds me of warzone 2100. After its publisher (punpkin) ceased trading, some dedicated ex-employees and community members managed to liberate the source code in 2004.

Now it’s available in some of the major distros and is still updated to this day.