Engywuck

I have a cheap Thinkpad from 2018 (E580). A couple of years ago I expanded its ram to 16 GB, added a NVME disk and an second-hand AX wifi card and it still serves me very very well.

I won’t recommend the player since I would be downvoted to hell

You shouldn’t care about downvotes.

Great piece of software!

Oh, well… Maybe it depends on the languages. I’m using it with IT, ES, and EN and it does the job. BTW, maybe you need to download the dictionary?

A very fine keyboard, especially for multilingual typing.

sci-hub dot ru has it, just checked.

I know I’m a stupid. But at least 50% of humanity is probably even more stupid, so…

Thanks. It may be official, but looks sketchy AF, lol

What would be a safe place where to download Lucky Patcher?

Stremio

Wrong. I’m just lazy.

What about sharing them on some (or more than one) p2p network?

That’s fine, mine was just a comment, no judgement at all.

Downvote me to hell if you want, but I honestly believe that GOG, as one of the few non-drm’ed game sellers, is actually a good place where to spend your money.

Badroom, obviously!

Oh, this is interesting. I hadn’t searched for the issue because it happened during a quite confusing lecture and then forgot about it. Thanks a lot.

LOl @downvotes from delusional and desperate Mozilla’s shills

FOSS solutions like OnlyOffice and LibreOffice will work fine for 95% of people out there

That’s true. no doubts. However, problems may arise when you need to work collaboratively on documents with other people that mainly use MS products and won’t even think to change their workflow for the sake of “freedom”. Personally, I have encountered minor UX annoyances in OnlyOffice, such as the convoluted way to resize images in presentations (you need to open “Advanced Settings” every time…) and the a-bit-messy interface for equations. Another inconvenience arose when I inserted a short video in a presentation, which didn’t later work (didn’t even show) in PowerPoint. These aren’t extremely severe issues, but may slow down productivity a bit. On the other hand, in LibreOffice Impress inline equations aren’t still available, which is something that somewhat lowers its potential utility in some scientific fields. Workarounds are available, but they are obviously a bit time consuming.

I’m not complaining, mind you. I know that “free as in freedom” may come with minor inconveniences. But for a lot of people the hassle of finding/applying funny workarounds may be a big annoyance.

• I don’t complain. I just switched to a different browser.
• What I mean is that FF is the only major browser which doesn’t have an inbuilt adblocker and FF “fans” often brag about uBO working “best” on FF (because of the CNAME support), when there’s at least another browser with and in-built adblocker which supports CNAME uncloacking. Without uBO FF usefulness would be exactly 0.

• I won’t bother thinkering with CSS which break with updates
• Users shouldn’t be in charge to fix Mozilla’s fuckups. That’s how you loose 70M users since 2019
• The only semi-valid reason people often give to use FF is uBlock Origin. I wonder how many of these FF loyal users would still stay on FF, should uBlock Origin disappear. Would you? At this point, it looks like FF is just an extension for uBO, rather than the opposite.
• Last but not least, for a lot of reasons, I’ve grown increasingly pissed off with Mozilla, so I simply refuse to give then more underserved market share (after being a user/supporter/advocate for almost 20 years).