

no its a cult thing
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no its a cult thing


lots of indie devs do thiat; its how paralives was funded.
or itch.io


i mean that was literally the entire point of shareware.


just donate to them and you can brand it however you want; but honestly if people think a tool that little makes your site better is silly then they shouldn’t be in it.
either that or just set up your fail2ban and modsec rules yourself in conjuntion with crs ruleset.


you have to package all your purchases yourself.


exactly why my nickname was flitzy :3
just run it on a device in your tailscale network


wiiswitch


its a kill switch to disable everything otherwise you can enable or disable the things you don’t want
my favourite thing about culinary school was the little table of spices and prep by the stove :3 everything all nearly lined up in a row.


this is why you write the key on a sharpie on the disc


my jellyfin disney+ app didn’t get ads yet weird


jon crosby ~ vast
brian molko ~ placebo
beautiful midnight era matt good


jeff’s theme ~ maniac mansion
he was dumb as hell and completely useless but the theme was a banger
but also LITERALLY all of shadowgate nes <3
oh and secret of mana ~ snes, simcity ~ snes
and sonic 1 game gear just cause it reminds me of my uncle’s house


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pieces of shit.
and elon musk.
but i repeat myself


ah yes the eldritch special :3


mullvad is into the same shit dhh is into; i use the unfiltered dns4eu, quad9, and adguard servers, round robin (since i have my adguard filters set up at the router level and browser level).


oh fair point, yeah, i was thinking about just tablets and computers; that makes sense.
“our site is supported by ads”
hmmmm
“!w fandom (website)”
scroll down
Owner TPG Inc. (2018–present)
huh clicks
“TPG Inc., previously known as Texas Pacific Group and TPG Capital,[4] is an American private equity firm based in Fort Worth, Texas,[3] with primary offices in New York City and additional offices in Washington, D.C., Miami, San Francisco, and internationally. TPG manages investment funds in growth capital, venture capital, public equity, and debt investments. The firm invests in various industries, including consumer/retail, media and telecommunications, industrials, technology, travel, leisure, and health care.”
interesting…hm, i see. lets what else?
fascinating