Here’s it in 10,000 FPS slow motion

Isn’t this post about open source Android apps?

Removed by mod

• Godot - They make an excellent game engine that is only improving, and at a much faster rate than Unity ever has. Being open source also prevents it from enshittifying, like unity has been for years.
• Wikipedia - One of humanity’s most impressive achievements. As close to a neutral source of information on nearly anything as possible. My first port of call when I want to know something.
• OpenStreetMap / CoMaps - OSM is like wikipedia but for maps and CoMaps is my mobile client of choice.

I’m interested if Signal will pull out of the region, stand up to the authoritarians or fold and do as they ask

Nor do you for jellyfin

I am made of potatoes

I used to do this with Skittles but I imagine that’s a whole 'nother kettle of fish

Australia also seems opposed to the phase out if they’re digging up more coal or opening new gas fields

My most played android game is probably the port of Simon Tatham’s puzzle games. It’s available on GitHub, F-Droid or Google Play.

My other pick would be TIC-80, there’s thousands of games on there

Red - Red (1983)

Personally I’m a fan of smoke signals. No proprietary blobs in sight.

I wonder what their profits are yearly. Probably a lot more than £11m.

Distributed archives seem to be the way forward. It’s much harder to take something down if it’s spread across the globe and not controlled by a single entity

For the internet meme and onomatopoeia, see Hawk tuah

Not a fan of this company. In the UK only some area’s emergency services support this so you could waste valuable time by using it. Also they obviously charge lots for this very simple program and send lawyers after anyone making anything vaguly similar. Also there exist clashes where homonyms (ie there, their and they’re) or similar sounding words are placed very close together.

I have replaced most my search engine usage with Wikipedia and I’m much happier with the results

what does peaceful mean to you?

It’s a community fork, not an official project any more