> I am working on an isometric game inspired from Gnomoria, RimWorld, Dwarf Fortress, etc.

That sounds interesting. Could you elaborate further?

This performance is also very great (No. 1 only, not the whole concerto): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcsfDxojdV8

> I can see why they are protective of the IP...

There's a distinction to make: they are not only being "protective" of their IP, they are also very actively attacking the people that doesn't know legalese. Similar story with Oracle, if you need some reference to solidify what they're constantly pulling.

> Are we allowed to call Nintendo the big N now?

You were; almost always, actually.

It already was blocked, in a way.

See: https://www.reddit.com/r/internetarchive/comments/1gpn54q/is...

> They are not specifically targeting Wayback Machine. Anything other than residential IP's are blocked, to my information. Such as IP's of cloud services like Hetzner, GCP, AWS... The list goes on. (from my comment there)

I'll happily install an Internet Archive extension to scrape websites, if there is such a thing.

Archive Team had a Reddit project in he past. Hopefully, they'll start up a new one: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Projects

IIRC the project stopped because we couldn't get around Reddit's blocking.

https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Reddit

Stay tuned.

Any food without bread? Pizza without bread.

Pizza without bread? Pizza without bread.

Pizza? Pizza.

Pizza with pizza? Pizza++.

Pizza is toast, unless it's deep dish then it's quiche: https://cuberule.com/

A quesadilla is a sandwich, though.

A sandwich is two pizzas kissing.

The next step is to create pizzarule.com with an Apple marketing-inspired design explaining how all food is some derivative of pizza.

All food evolves into pizza given enough time, or something like that.

I think the cube rule should really be amended such that toast is actually "open-faced sandwich". Toast is just bread. Toast with toppings, such as pizza, is actually an open-faced sandwich.

It might be casual heresy but it is right.

That's a perfectly good synonym, but god no don't make one category be "X" and another category be "A B X". That will cause nothing but confusion.

I ordered a bruschetta in Nice (France), and got something that looked like a mini pizza.

Granted, Nice is next door'ish to Italy

Pizza with spices? Pizza#

>Pizza++

Pizza with classes?

Pizza with way too many toppings. Some of them toxic.

Or Pizza in notepad.

> We recommend Codeberg/Forgejo now since it is better in every way...

Lol.

> ...and Gitlab went corpo.

How else will they sustain/maintain such a product and compete with the likes of GitHub? With donations? Good luck.

Check out [MASTER BOOT RECORD](https://www.youtube.com/@MasterBootRecord) and [KEYGEN CHURCH](https://www.youtube.com/@KEYGEN_CHURCH).

Same guy is behind these both.

Official website with links to Bandcamp, live streams, IRC, tour schedule, etc.

https://mbrserver.com

Also, DRM-free music and streaming for KEYGEN CHURCH on Bandcamp:

https://keygenchurch.bandcamp.com

They performed live at Revision demoparty this year! Here's my recording of the ending to their incredible set: https://youtube.com/watch?v=D_60udyrK-I

Saw them live. Fantastic gig

> phones are normal PCs not a weird embedded environment

It's the opposite.

Nope. My last laptop has lower specs than modern phones.

Your PC is built on a standardized architecture, your mobile device is its own bespoke SoC and requires unique, and often proprietary, methods just to boot and discover components.

It's the reason you can use any amd64 ISO to boot Linux on your PC, but each individual embedded device needs its own special image that is custom to that board, and often a custom Linux fork.

That doesn't mean they are "normal PCs".

Define what is a "normal PC" to you, then. Is it just specs?

Could you elaborate on that? How exactly snaps are a "no go"?

I also don’t understand the snap hate. They’re dependency-included packages.