Woah, that disorientated me for a quick minute.

Nice! Reminds me of a Bob Ross video.

As a Linux user, we should learn to take a joke and laugh at ourselves every once in a while. I can think of many more things actually deserving of the term “offensive”.

Tysm for sharing that. The most interesting(?) 16 mins of my life.

The first frame looks like the tunnel leading to the treasure beneath a pyramid in Terraria.

We are the roadcrew.

Ah, I didn’t enjoy that fall. I think I’ll go for the premium fall next time.

There is a similar thing already written, minus the automatic part. You set it as your default browser and lets you do all sorts of things to the link before opening it in a browser. It lets you choose which app to use the link in afterwards. You can unshort urls, it checks for malware or redirects… You get the picture. Not sure if this helps with what you are after:

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.trianguloy.urlchecker/

I think they are clamping down and trying to force people to watch yt in Google’s desired way. They have managed to stop most Piped instances via ip banning and also requesting users to “sign in to confirm you are not a robot”. I wish their was a proper alternative at this point. It would be great if something like Peertube took off.

I have modified Firefox. Might as well be Librewolf.

Thanks!

Tomb Raider I-III Remasted will be fun to play. I had one of the originals on ps1 that I played years ago. I always got stuck right at the beginning in a cave section and never got past it. It would be interesting to give it another shot 😂.

I DDG’d the error on my phone

Found this incredibly relatable lmao.

Thanks.

May I ask which extension you are using?

Well perhaps I should have specified, but I tried it a couple years ago at least.

XFCE would be my go-to if I used a DE. I tried LXQT briefly in a VM but I found it a little unpolished.

Now the lulz are on you haha.

Don’t know why I read it as Hosé?

Erm… What am I missing about Helldivers 2? I don’t own it so I’m not in the loop.

EDIT: nvm, found the answer in a different post. Probably should have looked before asking.