Theres 1337x, but otherwise I would look for a private tracker holding open signups.

I mean realistically they probably do know that. They just frantically do not want to be associated with anything perceived as gay, to a comical degree.

You love to see it!

I feel as though that's a bit reductive and not really the energy we should be bringing to a discussion. I'm not necessarily saying you're not right in a lot of cases, but it could be seen as disparaging to some.

It's kind of unrelated but I think the lack of downvotes pairs well with lemmy's lack of vote counting (a.k.a karma score). Counting your internet points always feels so performative to me and kinda ruins the point of upvotes in the first place.

It seems that Digital Ocean is considered relatively expensive actually.

Though I hear it has good support and it's very easy to use. I can't speak on how much AWS costs though, I'm unsure and don't like supporting amazon regardless.

This is fascinating, but I'm having a hard time grasping something. The title and article mentions that porn addiction itself is not backed by science, but the findings seem to just indicate what the most common predictor for porn addiction is religiosity rather than the previously theorized availability through the internet. Am I misunderstanding something here? I think I'll give it another read...

The Hotline Miami series and Katana Zero really stand out to me. Hollow knight and Persona are also fantastic.

Beehaw.org is run off Digital Ocean, they currently have 16 vCPUs and 32 gigs of ram. They plan on hopefully scaling back down once the whole reddit migration situation has calmed down.

Just need to be aware that there is no native way to play this on pc. However retroarch/emulationstation runs great on linux.

Backpack hero is very cute and fun, and runs very well through proton.

Love David Graeber's work. Bullshit Jobs is iconic.

I'd say ease of use is up there, lot's of apps just won't run without google services. Graphene has the ability to run google apps within a strict sandbox, which can be great paired with separate profiles for different purposes. It's really clean and user friendly, while still putting security and privacy at the forefront. I quite enjoy the default app as well, except for the messaging service, which I find lacking in basic features.

Cheers!

Gotcha, I prefer a bit of structure (BOTW being one of few exception) so that works out for me.

Agreed on all fronts. And there's never been a better time to make the jump to linux for gaming!

So basically a game that's heavy on exploration and puzzles? It's not open world is it?

Yeah it's an artificial limit. Pretty sure you can remove it, saw something about it on github.

And yeah, on linux at least since kernel 6.1 intel arc is really plug and play.

I wish intel got more attention in this field. I have an a380 in my homeserver and its great for lighter tasks such as transcoding a handful of streams at a time. They've been putting a lot of effort into improving the drivers for gaming as well as general use.