agree. every time Linux games are mentioned in a thread, i always bring up 0AD. great design and soundtrack.

Did you name it ‘Tarantino’?

thanks for this suggestion. like one-time-use cards? nice. this is new to me. i will ask my bank if they offer this service.

guess i can just use my credit card details. i trust the devs more than paypal. hahahahaha. i mean, they have done so much good already.

i was thinking of donating to the projects i use a lot - inkscape and kdenlive. thanks for suggesting Monero, which was also suggested by another user. unfortunately, i dont have cryptocurrency. maybe i will just use cc for these donations.

thanks for suggesting Monero, however i dont use cryptocurrency because we are still very cash dependent where im from.

Have considered this but i have not yet started looking up anonymous ways to donate. Suggestions where i could start - eg how to anonymize credit card information online? If not anonymize, minimize personal info at least?

i was like, why is an ostrich riding a bike? and why are the people at the back not happier with it?

yup. in my mind, ka is included in the aka

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been using it since the pandemic and it is all good. i started with xubuntu but had problems with R after an LTS update (in 2020 i think). looked for an easy to install xfce alternative - tried mx linux and havent had a problem since.

i thought at first it was those serious banana faces; but after SubArcticTundra pointed it out, maybe its the art style. serious, old-timey-looking painting with old-men-faced bananas

it has been a while since i read the manga but i think there was a long list of them. there was sand gourd guy for one.

first thing i thought of was Naruto (early chapters).

simply bananas but why do they seem nightmare-inducing to me?

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sir, you took a wrong turn. dadjokes@lemmy.world is thataway.

and that is where conflict comes from. some value an imaginary god while others do not. it is idiotic to you, but not to them. again, i was not defending the idea, just the other commenter’s example.

though i disagree with their sentiment, i sort get their example. it is not about practical need, but more of the object’s perceived value. the qran is valuable to its believer as much as food is to the starving. that was not a ridiculous comparison.

very well said. you perfectly explained how it feels when every decision you make ‘will not make a difference anyway’. some would say, isnt that indifference; i would argue no, more like helplessness and hopelessness. how much mental energy are you going to spend on someone continents away when you can barely survive in your own society.