What I hate about Calc is how it scrolls horizontally, it can’t show half a column, it’s the whole column or it doesn’t scroll, which is pretty fucking annoying when you have large columns.

What I love about Calc is how it handles data imports. So much better than Excel, which usually turns it into garbage or adds things that aren’t there.

Yes, of course and it’s a lot better than what we have at this point, it’s a great first step. I still remember the days of Id Software releasing their game (logic) under the GPL.

What “online only” means is the need to authenticate to a proprietary server. After logging in, you are then (potentially) directed to a random server to play on.

If you are not online, you cannot authenticate and therefor not be directed to a server. This means you cannot play the game. When the authentication server and infrastructure behind the game is taken offline, the game becomes unplayable, because it is online only.

If a final patch were to be made where either a private authentication server would be made available for you to self-host, or authenation to be completely removed, you could play the game either offline on your device locally or LAN, or online by anyone who cares enough to host a server with the game logic. It would no longer be “online only” since you would have a choice. You can choose to play offline, or choose to play online.

If a game actually needs servers beyond the authentication part, then those should be made available too, so that anyone, again, can play locally or online.

It’s logical that if game servers are made available, a game can never be “online only” again, because you could host the server on your pc and connect to localhost.

Your whole argumentation about “online only” game design falls completely flat. You are mixing concepts that have nothing to do with one another.

A game can be a battle royale by design, gameplay wise, and have the ability to host your own servers by design, technical architecture wise.

Quake Live used to be online only. You could not host your own servers. They released for steam and made it possible to host your own servers. The old authentication system was taken down, logins are no longer required, and now you just launch the game and pick a server in a built in server browser. It should be the standard and Quake Live should serve as an example of how it should be done.

This is short sighted. Architectures can and will change in the future. I’m running game servers on my aarch64 devices, if I wasn’t able to compile, and sometimes even edit, the code I wouldn’t have been able to run these servers. Emulation isn’t always ideal, janky or even non existent.

OsmAnd seems to do this.

They predict traffic patterns based on random UUID. I don’t know how it works but it seems to be default on.

I use Osmand, how does this compare?

Because visitors to the US don’t tend to be from the US, that’s only logical

“the internet” is a necessity and requirement to function in society. You can’t be denied access to it anymore, it would be disproportionate.

Castlevania Symfony of the Night

Someone’s also working on Mega Castlevania IV.

I’m looking forward to that “new” Megadrive game that’s in development. It was looking really good.

US websites don’t even ask, they just do it behind your back.

I have long hair too, you just dont let it dangle in front of your face when you look down like this.

What about em?

Motorola or whatever, depends what’s available within budget at the time I need the phone.

Not putting in a 3.5mm jack says enough. They sell Bluetooth earbuds I wouldn’t call that “fair”. It leads to more landfill. Phones with 3.5mm jacks also have BT, and don’t start about USBC singles, that’s more to buy and more landfill when they inevitable break.

On top of what the other comments said, they did facial recognition with tracking. They created an id that was attached to a certain person. When the unit was reset, the same id was applied. People didn’t know this happened, because supposedly nothing went to the cloud or something.

https://www.theregister.com/2023/03/17/eufy_lawsuit/

I have a Reolink that is completely offline, but they also are under scrutiny for having Chinese backdoors in their newest models.

An other alternative is Ubiquity, but they are expensive. They used to have a completely offline offering, but I started looking at Reolink because Ubiquity started with cloud logins. Things may have changed, so look up more recent, non anecdotal, information.

Maybe she’s used to pull her hair back in this position out of habit?

I think it simply promotes other prime video content instead of product advertisement.

Joey was the superior app. Shame it didn’t get as widespread as the others.

There are 2 open source menstrual trackers in f-droid. They don’t share data.