what’s different about wurm unlimited vs wurm online?

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you could buy 2 us cars for the average price of a us car (2 of the cheapest us cars). seems that China still has cheaper cars, but this article is biased in the title and article for some reason

it’s misleading to say its searching your computer tho…? this invokes the thought of LinkedIn getting to rifle through your files like it has access to ~/Documents/ or smth.

but yeah tracking you over the internet is similarly bad

so this is how anarcho-syndicalist communes die, with thundering applause

against the storm isn’t fun for me idky I’m always not understanding why stuff isn’t working and then missing some specific resource and losing. i really want to enjoy it though. i found that timberborn is kinda a level-based city builder as long as you decide when you’ve “won”

but everyone just used centos instead. was that a failure of the commercial foss idea?

had to switch contractors mid way through

yeah idk if infrastructure is accounted for here… also maybe if youre vegetarian or something biking is more efficient

one time i saw uber was $60 bc i was in downtown so i walked into a residential area and it dropped to $30. the driver came from downtown to pick me up.

quantum money lol

but why does tim Cook not suck? because he left?

megopie will remember this

yeah just looked this up. why the difference?

https://ourworldindata.org/travel-carbon-footprint

what makes you think this?

bypassing a water-gapped security system

there’s something about the water physics that makes it really fun… like just imagining and building dams never gets old

for my money, it’s lineage (or maybe graphene) on android 16 with the Linux virtual machine. i tried Ubuntu touch and i don’t think it’s daily drivable unfortunately and i think postmarketos is in a similar state. hoping to get a small phone with usb display out that has volte and officially supports lineage.

sudo make the Russians retreat

sometimes you don’t compile it enthusiastically enough