Feat. Sneaky wrist reveal 👀
bugmenot usually has a few working audiobookbay logins if you don’t want to deal with setting up an account
With my library card I got for free! With Libby and some web inspector magic you can rip them for offline listening too.
If I really can’t find what I want I keep a myanonymouse account handy, and there’s the audiobookbay if I’m very desperate.
Ooohhhh. I’m interested. I’m on NixOS too, but my preferred Osu! version is McOsu for the first person like camera controls, but it’s a steam game, so I don’t think there’s a way to install it through my config.
As someone who changed their name, I’d also vouch for something more abstract in its symbolism of your connection to your kid. I struggled changing my name, let alone telling my parents, because of the value and attachment I knew my mom, honestly kind of arbitrarily, placed on that.
Yup, using openVPN profiles. Proton VPN has quite clear instruction on how to do this on their website. Just do a search for “proton vpn openVPN profile Linux”
Red Strings Club!!! Woah!! Been a minute since I thought about that game. Very, VERY, good. Sort of a precursor to Potion Craft in a way, that really didn’t over stay its welcome. The pacing was great, difficulty curve was great, and it had a distinctly finite story that still left you satisfied. I’ve bounced off potion craft a few times because at a point the scale, and subsequent grind, is a bit much for me. Red Strings Club nails the middle ground with good increasing complexity without becoming a chore.
A wizard every now and then as a little treat?‽!!!‽‽
That was my guess. Just wanted someone that knows more than I do to confirm.
Thank you for your explanation and info. Will be setting this up later tonight.
Depending on the game and comfort with bash scripting you can roll your own mod managers. I don’t really play Minecraft anymore, but if I did it would be heavily modded. In an effort to avoid installing a client/launcher beyond the one I already use I just keep folders for mod lists and configs, and then have bash scripts with aliases to do all the necessary file moving to swap between mod packs.
This doesn’t really work for most other games, but for things that run natively on Linux can usually do the trick.
For things running through proton it’s a bit more involved, but I also found a lot of satisfaction in figuring out how to manually install mods within the proton prefix. Used to have to do that a lot to mod Skyrim when it first came out and I got it running through wine on a school issued MacBook.
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I ended up with a device that shipped with it and replace it with Yunohost for a similarly beginner friendly experience that, so far, seems a whole lot more open.