I don't think grey market is ethical... You better off pirating games than paying the thieves.
But the detective one seems to investigate a dead man... perhaps her husband that is pictured on the wall?
I don't even pirate software anymore, just here to pass the popcorn.
It seems to be a screenshot of notification bar of OP's Android phone (usually top of the phone next to time). Since this is Degoogle community, OP's phone is probably not popular enough for a community to build custom ROM for it, therefore OP settled with using privacy oriented messaging apps like Telegram and Signal, whose notifications shown in the screenshot.
Is this version has the coup d'etat story or just endless mode?
TL;DR: birds can fly up and down so they are more likely to get lost
Been Smart Launcher pro user since Smart Launcher 3. It's not as highly customizable as other launchers mentioned here, but I can't live without auto categorizing app feature. Why are there no other launcher app with this feature?
Caesar III is a 1998 Windows city building game, so it's like SimCity, but more fast paced, focused on efficiency, and set in Ancient Rome. You can get it from Steam or GOG. But the game is old, and clearly aged software and gameplay wise.
Then someone created a reimplementation named Julius project, adding some QoL improvement and compatibility with other OSes. And then someone else forked the project and added gameplay changes as well, incorporating features from later games.
Now I can play it in my Android phone in my bed.
Ask anyone in Indonesia if their country is fascist. Or better yet, go visit Indonesia and check by yourself.
I tried this a couple of years ago, The story seems intriguing but after hours and hours playing I feel like I'm not really good at this and my eyes are tired with the monochrome pixel style. I mean I can play Game Boy games for hours but honestly to use the same visual style in a genre where you need to read a lot and to look at things really hard, it's really tiring.
This is a great idea! What if there's a post about, say, a movie review, then it includes a link to the movie's imdb or letterboxd. Would it summarized the link instead of the review?
I like the theatrical cut. I like the director's cut even more. Saladdin depiction alone is worth it.
What? It's that low? I like this movie. It's the closest we've got to Fallout 3: The Movie!
Don't forget that there's also Gary Oldman in this movie. I like The Postman with Kevin Costner and this movie has similar vibes.
I'm not sure there are as Reddit already has subreddit for almost anything imaginable, but I can say that due to how Fediverse operates, I'm seeing more specialized communities that is probably represented just as a tag in a subreddit.
For example my country has one subreddit, with some sister subreddit for photography, food, some big cities, etc, but all these sisters are really low in both content and subscribers. People would rather post to the main subreddit and add [PICS] tag rather than post in photography subreddit, for example. While in Lemmy someone made an entire instance for my country, so we could create more communities and they all are going to be displayed in Local.
I haven't watched the latest Futurama, but from what I remember of its early seasons, isn't Futurama always like this? Or in general, any Matt Groening show?
My concern is more to prevent some trolls from just making up fictional or even misleading "facts" to post here.
The nostalgia of early Reddit...
Now I'm intrigued to make account in lemmy.world.