ISOmorph
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- Comment on Started Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1 Today 3 days ago:
I’m interested in the setting and the slower, more organic progression. But I’ve read so many of putting reviews. Like gear that breaks down after a couple uses. Limited saves because it’s linked to some ressource. It all sounds more tedious than realistic. And as an adult with responsabilities I just don’t have the time for tedium anymore. I get enough of that at work.
- Comment on Google Calendar removes Pride Month and Black History Month 5 days ago:
I use filen.io as a web drive. Can recommend
- Comment on Google Calendar removes Pride Month and Black History Month 1 week ago:
Tutanota, as specified in my initial reply
- Comment on Google Calendar removes Pride Month and Black History Month 1 week ago:
That’s why I’m a big fan of voting with my wallet. Switch to tutanota for mails, search with duckduckgo, use f-droid as an app store… No one needs google, it’s just somewhat inconvenient to get used to alternatives
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing? 2 weeks ago:
I just finished Outcast 2 a new beginning and it was an amazing 25 hours. The main story is a super janky patchwork mess that barely makes sense. But the open word stuff, the side quest and the weapon upgrade system make more then up for it. It’s a gorgeous looking, well optimized gem.
- Comment on It's 2025 now, what are the games you'll be starting the year with? 1 month ago:
I just started the thaumaturge and it’s freaking awesome. Looking forward to Stalker 2 later this year after they patched it a bit more
- Comment on What's the game you play when nothing else sounds good? 1 month ago:
For years that game was Warframe for me. Just turn of my brain and run missions I know inside and out while watching twitch from the corner of eye on a second monitor. At some point I wanted to have more time to play other games so I stopped and didn’t find a new cozy game
- Comment on Patient gamers, which games have you discovered/played this week? 2 months ago:
Sand Land. The style is great. Story is pretty cool and well delivered. Gameplay is meh. Feels like a watered down Mad Max.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
You’re describing very different use cases. Face unlock isn’t AI. It’s just using biometrics to generate a very complex password. It should and can run locally, I wouldn’t trust any provider to actually keep it local though. Everything else you mentioned happens in the cloud. You need a good amount of processing power to generate the necessary output, which happens on server farms. Thats why Bezos is looking into nuclear reactors to feed his farms enough energy.
- Comment on Passport-less clearance fully available at Changi Airport, average clearance time of 10 seconds: ICA 3 months ago:
If you think Musk has your fingerprints because you tweeted about the last restaurant you ate, we clearly have no common sense of reality and should leave the discussion at that
- Comment on Passport-less clearance fully available at Changi Airport, average clearance time of 10 seconds: ICA 3 months ago:
Social media is a privacy concern as well, but this is clearly on another level. I don’t save my biometric data on twitter. I don’t need facebook to live a full life. And as you said, there are anonymous alternatives. There aren’t when you travel. And living without travelling at least a little bit is kind of sad. So the comparison doesn’t fit.
- Comment on Wipeout 30th Anniversary LEGO Ship Is A Kit We All Need In Our Lives | Retro Dodo 4 months ago:
Didn’t both franchises had the same birthday
- Comment on Nintendo Targets YouTube Accounts Showing Emulated Games 4 months ago:
Indies is where it’s at
- Comment on NIST proposes barring some of the most nonsensical password rules 4 months ago:
Useless??? Ever since the pandemic and the need for a robust remote work infrastructure, the amount of cybersecurity related job offers has exploded. And they’re very well paid where I live.
- Comment on Is it fair to ask individuals to make significant changes to their lifestyles to combat climate change?" 5 months ago:
The bikes would still be shipped from india because it’s cheaper. So the OPs question stays the same. Would you be willing to buy a bike that’s 3 times the price because it’s been built locally. Statistics show that most people wouldn’t. So no, most people wouldn’t change their lifestyle to combat climate change. Should they? Obviously, since living a modest life is better than burning alive or drowning.
- Comment on Google has been blocking many tools/IP ranges that try to synchronize with YouTube 5 months ago:
I’ve seen the effects on invidious these past days. 8 in 10 instances have been broken. Google is putting some serious work into shutting alternate frontends down. Shows you how much of a dent they’re putting in the bottom line.
- Comment on HowLongToBeat.com for my game library really helped me to become patient gamer 5 months ago:
I have for some time thought of categorizing my library with some sort of factor where I calculate quality per time spent, which I would base on dividing the steam score by the completion time. So short and good games would be on top of the queue, before long and good or short and middling
- Comment on X begins rolling out support for passkeys on Android 5 months ago:
Passkeys are a great option for people that don’t wanna deal with managing their passwords and have some else do it for them. That’s not everyone though, some prefer staying in control, so it should always stay optional.
- Comment on ‘Google Is a Monopolist,’ Judge Rules in Landmark Antitrust Case 6 months ago:
Well that sarcasm definitely backfired mate. The device I have is a QR Code scanner that works like a phone, with the important distinction that I can do with my actual phone what I damn well please.
- Comment on ‘Google Is a Monopolist,’ Judge Rules in Landmark Antitrust Case 6 months ago:
Don’t throw in all of europe into one pot. The banks in my country still sell separate PIN machines for 2FA, which work great.
- Comment on Bing has been revamped to prioritize AI search results – whether you like it or not 6 months ago:
So do I, so it’s worth taking note since ddg ist just a bing frontend
- Comment on CrowdStrike broke Debian and Rocky Linux months ago, but no one noticed 6 months ago:
I read on another thread that an admin was emulating a testing environment by blocking CrowdStrike IPs on their firewall for the whole network, with the exception of a couple machines to test each update. It’s stupid that he has to do this but hey, his network was unaffected