What's up with the Rust hate?
The Rust community keeps trying to rewrite key pieces of Linux that aren't broken.
They probably have the right idea, in the long run, but it's still fun to give them a hard time about it.
EnsignWashout
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The albino, his throat cleared.
Good info, thanks!
I route my email through my domain names, and so I can reroute emails at the DNS level, but I can see this being important to some folks.
Tuta deletes free accounts that have not been logged into for 6 months.
This, and I heard that some legitimate newly registered free accounts have been wiped a couple days later by anti-bot automation. So I guess one would want to age their Tuta account (or you know, just pay for it) before they trust it with too much.
I've had a free Tuta account for some time without any issues.
I see Proton and Tuta recommended here, often.
I also see complaints about both (Proton's politics and Tuta's tendency to lock and clean free accounts).
Both seem better than Google, who seem to be tightening their grip on those unable to walk away.
I expect that's why the internet's been falling apart lately.
I'm sure it is.
It's been interesting to see people not really getting angry about it, yet.
Simon's Puzzles is what i use when I'm trying to reduce my own doom scrolling.
Luanti (a very nice free Minecraft clone) is also great for a few minutes (...or hours) here and there.
Edit:
What the hey, here's a few more!
Burger Party - Like that pizza game, but burgers
Breakout 71 - Breakout as a Rogue-lite
Endless Sky - Space Trader Simulator
Gridle (Crosswords-Like Wordle)
Mindustry - Mobile Factorio-like
Pixel Dungeon - Rogue revisited and constantly updated
This...might be canon now. There's a few conversations in Strange New Worlds that feel like the Universal Translator reached its limit of making Vulcans not-rude.
I don't recall the doctor being green, though?
Thank you for your service.
And my axe!
Does BSD count as fake Gnus?