Oh, i didn’t know that, thanks for the clarification

https://veloren.net/ - free and open source voxel based with RPG elements

You can get the free games over their website, if you don’t want to install the client. You are right about boosting their numbers though.

First thing that comes to mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42p-G_h29yU

Its Switzerland, BLS. They mostly operate in the Bern region.

I think simulation or generally CPU intensive games benefit the most, for example Anno 1800 or BeamNG Drive

That’s a good alternative, yeah.

Thank you OP!

One-click claim url: https://www.gog.com/giveaway/claim

Fairphone also at least tries to create / source their phones fairly. Not important in terms of privacy, but somewhat explains the higher price tag.

I would react the same way if my scrum meeting was 1 hour long!

For anyone wondering, it’s a graphical GPU configuration tool. I did not know such a thing existed, looks interesting

Oh i like to play, Far Cry 6?

Yeah, we use it as well and it can do some nice assertions while still remaining at least somewhat readable.

Jira and mails marked as unread until i have worked through them haha :)

Yup, Bandcamp. You can also click on “Genres”, then clicking on any genre will propose further subgenres. So currently i’m in a atmospheric black metal phase. Going to “metal”, “black Metal”, then “atmospheric black metal” shows me bands i might like.

Obviously genres are very fluid and sometimes subjective, but as a general tool to find music they work for me.

It’s the middle thing between not gifting something specific but also no just giving money. Sometimes you are not sure what exactly a person wants, but giving money directly might feel too unpersonal? Other than that, i completely agree with you that it sucks. Stores must love them though, they already have the money without having to provide a service / product and then many people will forget, the gift cards expire etc. I’m of the opinion that the cards shouldn’t expire, or at least have a very high expiration date (like minimum 10 years).

I’ve written a bash script i’m using daily, maybe you can adapt it to your needs. I’m using pipewire-pulse. It’s probably not perfect but it does the job:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
DEVICE=$1

# read input, parse list of available sinks (outputs)
if [ "$DEVICE" = "pc" ]
then
	OUTPUT=($(pactl list short sinks | awk '{print $2}' | grep -i -E 'hdmi|samson|Targus' -v))
elif [ "$DEVICE" = "tv" ]
then	
	OUTPUT=($(pactl list short sinks | awk '{print $2}' | grep -i -E 'hdmi'))
else
	echo "No valid input (must be either 'pc' or 'tv')"
	exit -1
fi

# get all currently connected streams
INPUTS=($(pactl list short sink-inputs | awk '{print $1}'))

# change default sink (for new audio outputs)
pactl set-default-sink $OUTPUT

# switch sink for existing audio outputs
for i in "${INPUTS[@]}"
do
	pactl move-sink-input $i $OUTPUT
done

# use notify-send to send a visual notification to the user that the sink changed
notify-send -c info "Default sink changed" "Changed default sink and sink-inputs to $OUTPUT"

Is it really possible to sign away a right to sue a company, especially hidden in an EULA? For an unrelated service as well… I guess that’s something the court must decide in the end.

It’s a pity that a company who created so many beloved stories and characters fell so low.

Thanks, i keep missing this!

There is a good movie about this called “The Lunchbox”: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/191714-the-lunchbox

It’s not exactly about the lunchbox system, but the Dabbawala system is pretty central to the movie.