Die Mart Die

Father Nathan Monk mentioned. He’s an activist ex priest that posts interesting stuff about religion, most often Christianity, including the hypocrisy of most religious people.

I’d recommend a follow if he was on the Fediverse, but he seems to be active on X, Substack, and Facebook.

So, join Pixelfed?

This makes me wonder if there’s a h33a abbreviation…

My colorblind ass eyes say green/sky blue

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You could use Open Camera (long press on gallery icon to change save location), or use Quillpad for multimedia notes not saved in gallery (can use Nextcloud for sync, or export some/all notes as a zip file including media).

Edit: N.B: I didn’t test Nextcloud sync on Quillpad, and I think it’s still experimental

• Pepe for José
• Pancho for Francisco
• Nando for Fernando
• Quique for Henrique
• Nico for Nicolás
• Cris for Cristian[o]
• Bea for Beatríz
• Leti for Leticia
• …

I think it loads a community named digg(dot)com on your local instance

Edit: could be a Voyager (mis)feature?

Edit 2: Jerboa doesn’t even react when clicking that link

No problem :)

Upon reading my comment again, it’s a bit ambiguous. Clarified a bit

Oh, I meant the polyglot snake sources, but thanks

This is pretty cool. Reminds me of .kkrieger, but this beats it in small size and that it’s a polyglot (though .kkrieger wins in visuals)

I didn’t see a link to source code for the snake tho

That changes everything

And its awareness of SAF. I use it on my tablet to access for example Termux home directory. Doesn’t work with Google Drive for some reason tho

What is a man?

If it’s a Windows game, you could use something like Inno Setup. Most of what you’d need is possible to do via easy to use GUI dialogs, and it has a scripting language to do more complex things if the need arises.

For Linux games you’ll probably use a Flatpak, or a package for your distro (e.g. .deb packages or such). You can look for a guide somewhere.

Games usually come already in installers if needed by the game. You can get away with just zipping up the directory if it doesn’t need things like e.g. Windows registry entries or additional supporting software like runtime libraries.

Copitlocker

Ministry Department of Truth

I’ve been a computer nerd since I was like 10. When I was younger (damn, am I that old already?), I used to install PC games for friends (including ahem cracks). I always did it for free just, well, because they were friends, and because it took no longer than 10 minutes in the worst case. Their parents always threw a few bucks my way anyway, which I always tried to refuse, but ended up taking because of their insistence.

I also started contributing to open source from a relatively young age (I think I was maybe 20), not with the intention to make a career out of that, but because I found it a fun activity, and liked my contributions helping people.

In both cases, my family was all over me for not making a career from that. Like, my brother in Christ, I don’t need to be fucking working 24/7 from birth to death. People are allowed to do things just for fucking fun.

Ah! Bummer :(

I haven’t used Excel in ages, tho

Well, IIRC there’s a flight simulator hidden somewhere in Excel

Edit: https://www.exceldemy.com/7-excel-easter-eggs-for-power-users/