I'm not suggesting that as a whole "one Nazi makes something in the genre, and now the genre is ruined".
However, if you're not a Nazi, it would be prudent to establish whether or not the creator, (regardless of genre or medium) is also not a Nazi. Especially if that medium/genre has a reputation for attracting that type of crowd.
I'd recommend something like Borg or Vorta(a GUI-frontend for Borg). It's packaged as a flatpack, if not in the Mint repos, and it's been what I use. Offers de-duplication with compression, so once you've done the inital backup, it only snapshots what files have changed between backups.
I've been on Linux for 3 years now, and while almost every game works everytime, there are still a few that I either can't get to run, or when I do they are unstable and require tinkering to get right. Catherine is a big one, that has gotten a lot better with more recent versions of proton, but still has glitches especially when transitioning from gameplay to cutscene.
I finally picked up Subnautica and its sequel. Really liking the game so far, though I tried to play it twice on Hardcore and ended up forgetting that I need to breathe both times, lol.
By breaking the router, you force yourself to buy a new one. Thus the router is fixed.
When they were clarifying "Not one day, one class" they were saying "We didn't even spend an entire day on it, just one section of a day"
No Senshi?!
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I'm not suggesting that as a whole "one Nazi makes something in the genre, and now the genre is ruined".
However, if you're not a Nazi, it would be prudent to establish whether or not the creator, (regardless of genre or medium) is also not a Nazi. Especially if that medium/genre has a reputation for attracting that type of crowd.
There's a significant difference between "Nazi's like something I like as well" and "Nazi's are involved in making this thing that I like".
I assume "not Original Commenter" in this context.
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I switched to Mullvad, works pretty well so far, for my needs.
I'd recommend something like Borg or Vorta(a GUI-frontend for Borg). It's packaged as a flatpack, if not in the Mint repos, and it's been what I use. Offers de-duplication with compression, so once you've done the inital backup, it only snapshots what files have changed between backups.
You don't have to look to movies, to see what violence can achieve. And it's not violence alone that makes the change.
What would you consider "a reason" then? The man had plenty of reasons.
I've been on Linux for 3 years now, and while almost every game works everytime, there are still a few that I either can't get to run, or when I do they are unstable and require tinkering to get right. Catherine is a big one, that has gotten a lot better with more recent versions of proton, but still has glitches especially when transitioning from gameplay to cutscene.
Obligatory "No particular order and this was really fucking difficult to distill into just 10 games":
UK? I was fairly confident that it was entirely an American brand. Unless this is a different Stanley and not the one owned by PMI.
I finally picked up Subnautica and its sequel. Really liking the game so far, though I tried to play it twice on Hardcore and ended up forgetting that I need to breathe both times, lol.