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This reminds me of Star Trek Voyager’s Chakotay(?) and total fraud that “helped” with the native background.

Online sovereign citizen?

Now decide what’s important and stick to it.

Install management that has all the bells and whistles and can direct their staff properly, with a pay worth their work and education.

I felt like going back to swtor. My main account was disabled, expired or something and I can’t recover it without calling some dumb schmucks working for EA support.
Went in on a secondary account I used to bypass the character restrictions and now I’m scratching the itch until it finally dies for good.
It has a daily login reward, some kind of battle pass, everything is paywalled, limited number of rewards, they changed character creation and unified classes, but pvp is active.

Overall, I don’t recommend it.

A review said it requires a server connection in order to play offline?

Any limitations we have are either created by available resources or self-imposed.
I believe humans as a whole are willing to do anything and everything in every possible way.

I didn’t have to wrack my brain to know it helps the lazy bums who don’t know or don’t want to do anything themselves.
While I’m out of the loop with the current state of affairs, in the early days there were plenty of comments from people who didn’t know what WinRAR or even an archive was. Couldn’t even install the most basic of mods without a video tutorial. Couldn’t even ask for help properly. “Help! The dumb mods not working!!!”

It was as hilarious as it was tragic.

We’re all copies of each other and memory sync isn’t that far away. But it comes with ads.

Splinters from mushing two tectonic plates together?

Ugh. Now you got me thinking about hearing my heart beats.

Eat healthily, exercise.

Nothing proven. Much documentary about it though.

There’s a vine/TikTok dude that made a short about it somewhat recently in a shallow and humorous fashion.
Basically, the Jackson dad was an asshole who beat his kids. Michael being the most successful one got the worst of it, as per the documentary. Not sure if his brothers covered him and how often.
He didn’t have a childhood, he had beatings, training and concerts.
His soft-spoken voice was beaten into him, only allowed to use his full voice for singing.
His Neverland was built for that which he never had and he tried to give that to other children he felt were like him.
Whether something happened is only known by the the people involved, but odds are that unless Michael himself was molested as a child, it’s far more likely that he was deeply traumatized, cried himself to sleep and had recurring night terrors.

I’ll repeat, only the people involved know what happened and they’re not talking.

Yar har, my homie! We be sailing on them chulo streets!

I got a free fighting game on epic. Dnf Duels or something. One of the tutorials had a combination to block or counterattack, can’t remember, and I tried every which way I could think of yet nothing worked.
So finally, I got out of the game and uninstalled it.

The big moment was figuring out it’s not my job to find a way of fixing some company’s dumbass decisions. That it’s ok to say “this shit ain’t worth the hassle”.

Looks like an overlay mishap.
The launcher requires some perquisites that may not be available on Linux .
If you can, I’d suggest finding out what those perquisites are and whether any of them don’t work for Linux or have alternatives.

Haven’t tried anything yet, but I’m thinking of seeing Millennia and comparing it to Civilization.

Excuse my lack of cybersex knowledge, but if you plug in an infected appendage to a hub, then can’t that hub become infected as well and pass along the STI to any other appendage plugged in?
Far as I remember, wearing a condom isn’t a guaranteed protection against infections.

If you are, it should be due to working for the wrong people. Those that don’t understand what’s what and only seek profit religiously.

Thanks for the readable code though.

One doesn’t need to work in cybersec to know that the vast majority of attacks work because the targeted users have personal dum-dum moments.