A subscription service to do what steam streaming can already do, made by the second largest megacorporation. In my Linux? That’s a big old fuck no, eat shit, and get deposed.

The features you listed are relatively small amounts of data that are easily processed on your phone locally. AI is when they gather all of that data from individuals and store it centrally on their servers. They sell this to you as better and more advanced capabilities, due to more data, which is possible in some cases. But the reality is they want to now gather all this data because you are creating it, an actual human. That data is currently the most valuable digital resource because its required to train artificial intelligence.

OSRS was in the $4 per month range for me when I played it when it wasn’t OS. I never got it.

Stardew Valley. I’m going to marry the fuck out of Abigail. I think I understand waifus now. I love her so much.

They could just be recycling blem silicon. That’s pretty standard silicon manufacturing, it’s all the same, top of the line chips are the ones that came out 100%. Lower tiers just just have the faulty or underperforming parts disabled.

I used to pick up spam calls and go along for as long as I could. For at least 5 years now my number has been blacklisted in India, I’ve never gotten a single Indian spam call since. I used to get a car warranty call every few months but I’m pretty sure they black listed me as well. I got pretty deep into the hierarchy getting names, payment details, anything. But the car they called me about doesn’t exist.

Is the crystal structure pertinent to the treatment or can they just be nanoparticles?

Rocket league. I’m still not very good but I’ve had a lot of those moments as far as the controls. I used to see my friend and it just looked like button smashing magic. It’s actually not that hard tho

FOSS SMS > Google RCS

Or use signal like a civilized person.

… none of these make sense.

Just tried it on my steam deck. Controls are kinda not the best. I might be around to playing it, I have so many old games I never bought back in the day that now I can just emulate on my steam deck, it’s so incredible.