The soundtrack alone is worth playing the game. The incidental multiplayer where you can’t communicate directly and you don’t see the name of your friend is brilliant.
It’s a game that will stay with you for a long time, sort of like Firewatch in that way.
Good luck getting grandma to install and use Graphene or Lineage on their 3 year old underpowered Samsung device that already works the way they know.
I think you’re making problems where there aren’t any. A device PIN or fingerprint along with Signal is probably way more secure than any family chat needs to be.
I imagine that most people’s families will find Singal easier than using a CLI program anyway. It’s rare to find an entire family without typical cellphones.
Signal is perfectly good under normal usage. Everything is unintuitive when it comes to extremes like losing your device.
I moved all of my domains to Porkbun when Google Domains started to close down or become SquareSpace or whatever they were doing.
No complaints so far.
Sorry for off-topic, but why do your comments end in a license link?
I still regularly listen to the soundtrack. Such a good game.
I’ve never unironically called someone fam, or bruv. I don’t speak Cockney Rhyming Slang on a regular basis, nor do my China plates. Almost every person in that game is a caricature based on the worst stereotypes of Londoners throughout the ages.
I wish I could play this for the first time again. Maybe if I leave it long enough I’ll forget enough to have something like the same experience.
I started Watch Dogs Legion, but I don’t think I’m likely to finish it. As someone who actually lived in London I just can’t get over the terrible voices and insane things the characters all say.
VPS hosting coparison if all you care about is crypto support.
It only makes sense in the context of the movie, but it was “how deep is the ocean?”
I won tickets to an advanced screening of Submarine with a Q&A with Richard Ayoade afterwards.
I got to ask the final question and made Ayoade and the audience laugh, which is a minor high point in my life.
I suspect that’s a fraction of a percent of Android devices, though.
Or Android, or iOS, or a Chromebook, or whatever other OS you’re using next year, if it isn’t some sort of Linux/UNIX system… and even some of those might not be great, but at least you can find out.
No Man’s Sky dragged me back in again recently. There’s an expedition going on for another few weeks that was lots of fun. I’ve also started a permadeath save that I’m really enjoying.