I envy you, because my 2019 MBPro has fans always spinning and it seems slow and bugged, especially with the latest macOS.

Maybe I should just try formatting, but I don’t know if it’s worth the hassle.

Italy, Bulgaria, Spain for example. They usually couldn’t care less (unless it’s football/soccer piracy).

Germany, on the other hand, cares a lot. Use a VPN for sure there.

“VPN up” depends on the country. Some countries don’t give a flying fuck, don’t waste money on a VPN if you live in such countries.

+1 for Fossify, great set of apps.

Only some countries need VPNs. If your country doesn’t care about piracy (e.g. Italy, Spain or Eastern Europe) just don’t bother paying for a VPN.

Is it stable yet to use it? I’ve seen it and it looks promising, but it’s also under active development.

*chef’s kiss*

Add a private torrent indexer and/or Usenet and it’s perfection.

Exactly. Italy doesn’t care either, unless it’s football (soccer if you like freedom 🦅).

From the official Nintendo server, if you have an app that then removes the protection from the downloaded files.

I wouldn’t do it though. It can only lead to problems, especially with poorly coded programs.

I don’t think autorun worked with floppy disks, only with CDs and USB units.

I tried in the past, but I think there were problems about the fact that the Windows partition is NTFS, if I recall correctly.

I’d really like to ditch Windows once for all, but I’m sure there’s going to be some games that have problems on Linux.

Italy also has DNS filtering, but they recently added IP blocking for some sports streaming websites. This had terrible consequences

Secrecy and bypassing court orders? It seems like illegal censorship to me.

I mean, macOS is not even 10% and most vendors release apps for it. So this is promising for Linux.

I dual boot. I use Linux most of the time for everything, but I switch to Windows whenever I want to play on Steam. I just don’t have the time to bother with abstractions layers, drivers and whatnot, even if I read that Steam makes it easy to run Windows games on Linux now.

OpenRCT2 is awesome, but as of now you still need the original commercial game to play it, since the open source version doesn’t have graphics.

Maybe one day they’re going to recreate graphics from scratch, like they did with the other Chris Sawyer’s reversed engineered game OpenTTD.

It’s a worrying trend; kids can’t focus at all these days. They’re always craving for the dopamine rush.

Download the most recent version from Monkrus and call it a day.

I tried Tuta but it felt a bit clumsy. Proton feels like it has a better UX.