lime!

oh did Klaus retire?

jellyfin is a streaming server. get yourself a domain name and you can connect your apps to it from anywhere.

it’s less about the details and more about the entirety of the experience for me.

i harp on it a lot, but Outer Wilds helps me a lot. It teaches the value of exploration, curiosity, friendship, compassion, and patience. it’s a deeply melancholic piece, which can be frustrating and obtuse at times, but just remembering it makes me happy. the soundtrack brings all the memories back every time.

that’s what the robot arm with the suction cup on it is for

is this the beef and brick smoothie?

that’s a shame. i’m not going to force it on you if you don’t enjoy the experience, but i will say that there are no mechanical progress gates at all in Outer Wilds, no intended order to do things in, and multiple interleaving threads to pull on. if you get stuck in one place, going to another may let you learn how to proceed. if it feels like you’re missing something, you probably are, and going somewhere else may help you find it.

it’s been my game of the year five years running, if that means anything. the dlc only cemented that position even more.

It’s the 2022 expansion for Outer Wilds, which released in 2019. Just as much a masterpiece as the first entry. if you know nothing, you owe it to yourself to play them.

don’t use balenaetcher, it’s a terrible piece of software. use unetbootin or usbimager.

does Echoes of the Eye count?

…like the js infra stuff isn’t it’s own special nightmare?

excel has python support now! you may still get away with it

but mozilla wouldn’t want any telemetry from a fork. it would mess with their data. if mozilla is on the other end they’re likely just looking at the user agent and then throwing it away.

…wait, that doesn’t make any sense. why would they send stuff there?

who hosts the site that receives the telemetry from iceraven?

so it calls moz? or have they changed it to their own endpoint?

does that apply to iceraven? if not i don’t really see the relevance

they are probably also smart enough to know how to toggle the telemetry off with the setting exposed by the browser.

ok but like… telemetry is not automatically bad. a vast majority of users never report bugs in software, and are trained to just click through popups. this means the bugs don’t get fixed, and the crash reports don’t get sent.

scrutinizing what actually gets sent from your browser is how you keep yourself safe, blocking all telemetry is how you get unpatched security holes.

just out of frame in the hole