Patient in that it came out way back at the beginning of twenty ‘ought twenty-four, cheap in that its fifty percent off; the new prince of Persia game is precisely correctly priced at twenty dollars and fun as hell.

Game pass

You know what. Props. In all The Discourse why did I never hear / think of that. It IS cyberpunk af.

I played at release and you had to do cop shit all the time. Not very punk at all. Had that changed?

What does this mean for Vaultwarden?

Even still, I’m back on Ubuntu LTS for my daily driver for stability sake but I do so miss yay.

Keep your eye on the prize. Google and Mozilla aren’t even in the same area code of shit. Firefox is the obvious answer.

Or just install Linux.

Any idea if it’s self host able if it’s open source?

Guarantee the original team would support this comment.

The list of Stallman shitiness has no end apparently. Fucking gross. 🤢

Stallman is an ass and particularly is an ass to women. Fuck that guy. There’s a reason everyone in tech has a Stallman horror story.

I’d probably go Python but I’m an idiot

Endeavor with xfce

FUDiest FUD that ever FUDded

Republicans and bought and paid for democrats. That’s the reason. We’re never getting a federal privacy bill with bipartisan support unless it’s preemptive of stronger state law. It’s a shit deal and that industry likes it should tell you everything you need to know

Floor not ceiling preemption is a thing. And last year TEXAS passed data broker registration bill. I do trust the Texas legislature to be more likely to be able to get stuff done into the future then congress.

State preemption should make this dead on arrival. When California just passed a data broker deletion bill and now 16 states have passed comprehensive privacy laws of their own while congress has their collective insane thumbs up their asses, it seems fucking crazy to ensure that the only way privacy legislation of the future can happen is if congress gets their shit together.

I can’t tell you how encouraging it is to see this. Yes, absolutely. Preemption of state laws would be disastrous. I can not fathom why, while states are actually passing privacy laws (hello all you amazing data broker laws coming online esp in CA) we would want to make sure the only entities that can legislate privacy into the future are congress. It’s fucking madness.

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