Being anti datacenter is the same as being anti fossil fuels or anti war. It should be a basic common sense requirement of calling yourself solarpunk.

Also, your choice of language makes you sound like a regressive neoliberal.

It looks like fun but not $60 worth of fun.

Absolutely insane take. More power to you if that’s how you have fun.

Niri is great! I like it better than Hyprland.

Might sound extreme, but unironically everyone should do this

I think it’s that the image is too sharp, revealing too much detail in the fabric, where the original LotR trilogy are very soft (in a good way). Modern lenses pushing for sharpness and clarity make a lot of things look cheap or hyper-real in an immersion breaking way, in my opinion.

Oh no, the libs have started making AI slop memes

I am very interested in Lore source control because my projects are typically a mix of assets, not just code. I haven’t switched to it yet though.

I switched to Proxmox for a few years now. Rock solid.

+1 for Vintage Story, it’s Minecraft for adults!

Technically that’s what the 2nd Amendment is for.

I wouldn’t use it heavily while it’s enclosed inside the case. You may run into thermal issues.

Try CoMaps! It uses the same open source data as OsmAnd (Open Street Maps) but it has a much nicer UI in my opinion.

You’re a legend.

I don’t know about Poland but in the US you could definitely get a helpdesk job.

the world of minecraft is not actually infinite 🤓

I own a GrapheneOS phone.

The affordability comes at the cost of relying on an accessibility device that is actively spying on you, and if you’re in the US, probably reporting your activities to your insurance company via a data broker. It’s the same as Teslas or Ring cameras being used as an accessibility device.

You can destroy a camera sensor with a powerful laser. Protesters in Hong Kong were doing this in 2019-2020. However, there’s a lot of room for error - you have to get the angle just right, and you have no way of knowing if you’ve done it.

The US credit score system incentivizes you to take on more debt than you can afford and to never fully pay off your debt. To be fair, the entire US economy is based on debt.