Damn I remember crouching on painkiller so I could stake enemies to the ceiling

Damn I thought zenphones were nice :(

Also depends on how you specified image in the docker. If it has no version or latest as version it will update otherwise it may be fixed

Me, changing my user agent to "Browser McBrowserFace"

This is what I think: You cannot be 100% private, but you can be 95% private. Most of the tracking I want to avoid is from websites, mail and my devices OS.

With ublock origin in advanced mode, thunderbird + Protonmail, Linux (I'm dual booting and also have a windows VM for the things not working on Linux) and a VPN I can reach a satisfying amount of privacy without wasting too much time and effort. I'm also hosting an unfederated matrix server for private communications but I rarely use it.

To have better privacy than this I'd need a lot more effort, but the return wouldn't be big enough, so I'm good. The only other thing I'd like to do is switching to a phone with grapheneOS or something like that.

You got it almost right, the game "west of loathing" does have a bread-based class if I remember correctly

I'll start

include regex.h

You can try the todo from goblin tools, you describe the main task and it tries to split it into sub tasks for you. I've tried it a couple of times and it wasn't bad

https://goblin.tools/

Definitely a good suggestion, next time I'll remember that 20/30 extra $$ is less than 200

Deezer sent out a mail that they are closing the free service so it may not work anymore (without a paid Deezer account)

For weird/horror games I follow alpha beta gamer on YouTube, so my suggestion is finding a YouTuber focused on indie games you like. As another user wrote you can browse itch.io featured page to find some hidden gems.

Inkplate offers some esp32 powered eink solutions, and someone built an eReader software for it, should be this one

https://github.com/turgu1/EPub-InkPlate

But I have no idea how good it is. If you want to use it offline I suppose you could get any eReader that supports loading stuff via USB, You can manage a kindle library with calibre and turn off wifi after the first setup, for example.