

Frame rate dips aside, it is the most I’ve enjoyed a Musou game.
Frame rate dips aside, it is the most I’ve enjoyed a Musou game.
Is it not open source and on F-Droid? I used it before switching to Niagara.
Hmm… Already had it on my wish list despite believing this is the first time I have seen this. What sorcery is this?
That was unsettling.
I like it.
To qualify, the depiction must appear, in the eyes of a reasonable person, indistinguishable from a real image.
So if the act is used to criminalize this depiction, in doing so it acknowledges that tiny pecker is indistinguishable from Trump’s penis?
Terminal Velocity was a fantastic game in its own right
It’s owned by eBay.
180k to 440k is quite the range.
My guess is the downvotes are for Linus’ face.
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Thanks for the question - I value the ease of configuring SOCKS5 directly in an application. As you mentioned, WireGuard split tunneling can be done with a bit more work - which is knowledge I don’t have at the moment and will take time to acquire.
My ISP is not proactive in deep scanning my traffic, so SOCKS5 has been entirely sufficient in in covering me against copyright notices for the past years.
I have Gluetun ready to go for for my torrent program on my server that I can better seed, but on my workstation I’m typically not running a VPN - and the odd time I might fire up a torrent program it is nice to have the proxy settings baked in to the application in case I forget to or don’t care to toggle the VPN on.
What torrent client is in the screenshot?
That was a terrible trailer
Haven’t played the original, but why does this game need remade?
As someone who now only games from the Steam deck, every time this gets posted I immediately look for updates as to whether a Linux or web client is included.
Until then, I’ll keep going with my current set up.
What about tables, pivot tables, power query, grouping of rows and columns , and how is formula/function parity (xlookup, index, match, sumproduct, etc)?
I’ve made some truly Frankenstein sheets that I’m not sure could be stitched together elsewhere.