I think they forgot to fix that one.
Hopefully they don't accidentally create a bug to make it harder to sideload apps in Android.
I think they forgot to fix that one.
Hopefully they don't accidentally create a bug to make it harder to sideload apps in Android.
Duckduckgo for everything.
At first, after the switch years ago, I'd occasionally fallback to Google to search for solutions or explanations of technical errors but I guess Duckduckgo got better and/or Google got worse and I no longer use any other.
A few days ago I tried Qwant briefly with the idea to try to change to non-US services, don't remember what for, and was not satisfied with the results. I did not try it for long enough to say it's not a good choice though.
Since you like roguelikes, I'll have to propose Tales of Maj'Eyal.
I wrote a post about it not long ago here where you can read abit more info.
It's outrageous that we came to this.
Everything else does not matter: if it's not a game that requires internet connection for a good reason (micro transactions and license check are NOT good reasons, it's a game), then the game should not require internet connection.
Additionally, for multi-player games, if they have a single player mode, same thing! I already cannot play multi-player, I don't have a working internet connection!
It's sad that enough people keep buying shit for these companies to keep getting away with this.
Nope. The TV is not mine, I don't watch TV since around 2007.
If I can't then reconfigure it so that those who want to watch can, I better not touch.
Edit : more importantly, why would it work differently now than now? Disconnect Wi-Fi = no TV. Seems like a feature to me, not a bug. Unfortunately.
Then what? When it does not play any TV channel until we insert Wi-Fi info.
Nope, no antenna. I think just HDMI to set top box. And the box to router. Not sure, can only check in 2-3 days.
Just yesterday I was looking into this since I moved to a place with one.
First thing I did was disconnect it from the Wi-Fi.
Wouldn't you know, none of the TV channels works if not connected to the Wi-Fi.
I don't watch TV but others do.
This is bullshit.
I need to setup a router and a pi-hole.
Guess I need a down vote then!
And also, I need to return to the game.
I sucked at it when I played so now I need to relearn everything... 😅
My favorite classes were Arcane Blade and Temporal Warden. Which from what I remember, at least the second, was quite easier to play than many others.
Tales of Maj'Eyal is a roguelike with a lot of classes and races, which in my opinion offers a lot of replay value, even with no DLCs.
It's actually free and open source.
I had the impression that buying it on steam and linking your account in the official website to steam gives you enough points in the official website to purchase the Ashes of Urh'Rok DLC but I am not sure about that anymore. Direct link to FAQ for more info if anyone is interested.
Edit: Oh wow so many downvotes. Glad to know so many know about this!
(Not OP)
I think Kobo is not too closed, is it? Not saying it's open source, but not hard to install KoReader or other stuff it may support.
I have a PocketBook reader, more specifically a pocketbook touch hd 3.
When plugged into a pc the thing seems open source but I am not sure if everything it runs is visible there. Installing KoReader on by device was just a matter of copying 2 folders to specific places in the existing hierarchy, and not a single file replaced a previously existing one.
This is an older device, I hope newer ones are still as open as this one seems to be.
I don't expect to need to buy another e-reader anytime soon but Kobo would be on my radar if I would.
What is wrong with yours?
Been waiting for Slay the Spire and Undertale sales on GoG. The history shows those have not been on sale in GoG for years now or whatever.
I guess they will never come.
And also hoping to one day be able to get Slay the Spire 2, Balatro and maybe Deltarune in GoG..