Lego builder’s journey is another game that focuses more on the actual lego, compared to the more classic lego hame style.

Team fortress 2

its the classic tale of not getting arrested for the crime but for hampering in the investigation of that crime lol

it has been actually good gameplay, but because EA owns the exclusive licences for pretty every club, player and league, konami can’t really do anything to make it better.

What do you use to automatically add that licence to your comments? That’s really cool! Big fan of creative commons.

I passed it first try as a zoomer

I guess Antstream is kind of such a library? (Just answering the question in the headline. I haven’t read the article.)

If the US wants control over china’s chip fabs they should keep it the way it is right now. ASML already does not sell its latest machines to china because of US orders. If china will not be able to maintain the last-gen ASML models anymore, then they will definitely put even more money into researching their own. And when they have their own machines then the US doesn’t have any control anymore.

To be fair here in Europe I know no one who uses iMessage.

I don’t think calling yourself that is a good idea, seeing as Stallman supported pedophilia 😬

Arch

It’s games like the original baldur’s gate and stuff. I think a clear defining thing is that you have a zoomed out perspective and you click where to move

if you open the link on imgur it is only one image

Definitely Rocky Linux

Seems like a pretty good bundle. And the worst games are in the most expensive tier so it’s cheap too.

With minecraft there’s a lot of other possibilities apart from just survival/survival multiplayer. You might be interested in Hypixel Skyblock, which is basically an MMO, also minigame servers in general can give lots of opportunities.

This is basically my setup except I don’t have any other homeserver stuff yet :) (I will once I build my new gaming pc, planning to use my old one for that stuff)

Open-source software (OSS) is computer software that is released under a license in which the copyright holder grants users the rights to use, study, change, and distribute the software and its source code to anyone and for any purpose. from Wikipedia

The same article also talks about the difference between open source and source available:

Although the OSI definition of “open-source software” is widely accepted, a small number of people and organizations use the term to refer to software where the source is available for viewing, but which may not legally be modified or redistributed. Such software is more often referred to as source-available, or as shared source, a term coined by Microsoft in 2001

Open source has always meant under a free license. Being able to fork and publish your own versions is integral to the open source philosophy.

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