And here I was willing to sacrifice them for free like a chump.

That’s what I said. But for some strange reason I used the word the and not I at the start of my comment.

The know the acronym stands “for those that do know” but all I can read is “for the win donkey Kong”.

There’s a CSP for disabling it on windows enterprise devices at least. Not sure if there’s a way for pro and home machines.

They’re a huge fan of doom mods and level packs.

We do but I’m essentially accusing this of being a gadgetbahn.

Man people will try anything to anything except trains and boats.

Ah fair didn’t realise that. I assumed it would.

Can’t users just block entire instances themselves now? So the trick would be to join one that broadly follows your interests and cut down as required.

Buying from GOG is also useful as you can keep the offline installers somewhere if you have the storage for it.

I mean in the UK that’s almost exclusively the form of grid scale energy storage takes, indeed one of the largest generating plants in the UK is a pumped hydro facility.

As to why ti’s not deployed more it’s matters of location and cost often feature heavily.

I mean I’ve been using an FP5 for the best of a year now and it’s fine? performance wise I have no complaints but I don’t game on my phone or use most social media apps which all look very bloated now days.

I don’t think anyone can enjoy reading Kierkegaard. Unless they have a thing for really really sad Danish people.

Either ignore like I do or add a self signed cert to trusted root and use that for your services. Will work fine unless you’re letting external folks access your self hosted stuff.

It’s warhammer fantasy in this case rather that 40K. Which beyond the names of the chaos gods and greater daemons is quite different from 40k.

Well small mercies from the revived austerity bollocks I guess that this project is dead.

Should probably steer clear of the Civ games then.

All the while waving a gadsen flag.