(first place already finished)

I require context.

It’s… already partially unintentionally true. One name for IRC and forums (plus stuff prompted by said forums), one for a browser game or two, and this one for everything else. Although are you suggesting I should literally use a random nickname generator for each service? What if I want to cross reference something across them? Also, would imagine multitasking being one hell of a pain. I mean, I can spawn multiple Tor Browser instances and stuff, but then have to make sure I am doing the intended thing in each one. I am a bit of a “social chameleon” and I am already struggling with just using only the correct inside jokes with someone…

Meh, I can talk shit about Putin all I want, everyone knows I’m Ukrainian anyway.

Although good point. I am not sure what meaning to derive from that. This specific nickname I am using right now was followed by a partial burn and partial renaming of accounts since I wasn’t this paranoid (or more like aware) back then. Would this “meh, they can still find you” mean “don’t bother” or…?

Even if not for everything else mentioned here, I see TVs with the official YouTube client stuck at “Are you still watching?” in public from time to time, so there’s that.

Only partially user-centric decisions because the @someRandomOEM.com and @redhat.com people will send drivers with no documentation to go with it due to NDAs. Also only partially user-centric decisions because if someone is backed by a company, their solution will be pushed faster.

People on free software adjacent forums (probably originated on linux {.} org {.} ru?) thought of a standard unit of measurement for how much pedantic force a person is able to apply. It is called “1 Poettering”, named after Lennart “Harry” Poettering. Values greater than 1 have not been observed; it is often assumed to be the highest constant similar to the speed of light. Here’s a table from (my very subjective) consensus:

• Lennart “Harry” Poettering - 1 (the system deez nuts guy)
• Mark “Shuttlecock” Shuttleworth - .9 (the Canonical guy)
• Hans Reiser - .7 (ReiserFS)
• Richard Stallman - .6 (GNU)
• Linus Torvalds - .5 (Linux)
• Theo De Raadt - .17 (OpenBSD)

Maintainers of random projects that everyone takes for given are <=.1 until they riot when it becomes .6 temporarily.

So if a game is only made by one person, it’s indie?

The first two examples are clearly made by multiple people. They just haven’t registered a company. I good rule I found, not for games but just in general, is that if it’s a registered organization it’s probably not as good as you think it is otherwise.

“GMail takeout files” aren’t a thing. mbox is a standard file format from Unix. Some Unix-likes provide the mail command and on others you have to install s-nail, after which you can do mail -f {path to mbox} to view all mail inside. If there are multiple files, you can literally just concatenate them like so: cat /somedirectory/*.mbox > theultimate.mbox.

Apart from that, most GUI mail clients allow viewing mbox. When the mbox file updates, the client says you have new mail. For example, in Claws Mail, skip setup, then go to plugins and enable the mbox plugin (while you are there, may as well enable pgp, s/mime, calendar, dillo to handle all formats). Then, go to create new account, and in the “Basics” tab, select “local mbox file” for "Receive protocol ". It will then ask for a file path.

Also, if your Google account settings allow, you can literally just login to Google from Claws mail. Set protocol to IMAP, then set Authentication method to Oauth2 in both Receive and Send tabs. Proceed with setup as usual and it will open your default web browser to login. After that, it will download your entire history of mail.

Only counting (intended) exclusives, uhh…

osu!stream…

Uhhhhhhhhhhhh…

Mekorama.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh…

That’s also a really shitty definition since Valve and Nintendo are publishing themselves too. If you argue “well they are their own publisher” then I counter with “well anyone uploading to itch.io will have itch.io as their publisher”.

Here’s one definition. If you go to the Steam page for Deltarune, it says “tobyfox” as developer, that’s a (nick)name. OneShot (2016) says “Future Cat LLC” but that seems to be made up since Steam asks for “company name”. Celeste’s “Maddy Makes Games Inc.” seems real, however. Therefore, Celeste isn’t indie.

I did say “is still indie”.

Depends on how you define indie. By my definition, Deltarune is still indie but made by a quintillionaire so like, meh. Celeste was indie when it was just a fantasy console bs thing.

Transcript could be AI

I am NOT claiming Teslas don’t suck, I am claiming Mark Rober sucks. The AI in the car could still perform shit if it wasn’t a content farm, those aren’t mutually exclusive. Though that one guy must not be wrong since he worked at NASA or something. Sounds like the guy who worked at Blizzard Entertainment for 7 years…

Turn your gold into piss

I know a guy who knows a guy who has a better offer.

Nah, send me a link. A link to Xitter, pronounced shitter. I can view it, don’t worry.

Also, I am not claiming this is a fake news media hoax smear campaign destined to make Tesla look bad. I am claiming it’s a staged content farm destined to generate ad revenue that got picked up by lazy journalists.

Ad hominem.

And you Musk fanboys

No Musk fanboy would claim “evil’s advocate” arguing for him then acknowledge him as a dickhead. What’s with the black and white thinking?

every reporting journalist

The first few: alr, what repost bot is trending on Xitter… Yup, gonna turn this one into an entire ass article.
The next ones: alr, what are the other people writing about… Yup, would benefit from more coverage.

whole unedited crash video

I require source. I don’t use Xitter.

Don’t forget to add role="none" for accessibility.

Wait until you find out that people made and still make sites that load on both IE and Netscape.