They were democratic jewels, so it wasn’t illegal to take them.

Free weekend + Double XP should start about an hour from now. It was announced on their Discord channel.

That entire project takes about 1.1 MB of space, which isn’t nearly enough for an entire 3D game. It’s only the executable file, and some other required files. You need to provide the assets.

Now I want a PhD so I can properly trash AI.

Jackify is a native Linux tool that downloads and installs Wabbajack modlists, and creates a Proton prefix with needed tweaks.

https://github.com/Omni-guides/Jackify

I believe the previous PC ports needed to be built by the user. This one comes as pre-built binary. Just give it the game ROM, and you are good to go.

And you only need fuel for one direction.

Netflix > nothing (I’m okay with that… for now)

Just Watch is a German service, a kind of search engine, that shows what movies and TV shows are available in different streaming services. It supports many local streaming services. For example, some TV channels / broadcasting companies, and even libraries, might have streaming services in your country, and Just Watch likely lists their content as well. There are many filters, etc., you can use to narrow down your search.

https://www.justwatch.com/

There’s a tool called NaK that can set up Vortex and MO2.

https://github.com/SulfurNitride/NaK

I don’t think KOReader can read DRM protected files.

There is also Jackify. It’s a tool to download, install and configure Wabbajack modlists. Wabbajack modlists uses Mod Organizer 2 as the mod manager, which is a Windows app, but works well enough under Linux.

https://github.com/Omni-guides/Jackify

First Trump, and now Protomolecule. What’s next?

Calibre + DeDRM should be able to remove the DRM. I haven’t needed this for some time now, so I don’t know if things have changed.

The main problem is getting the book files. You cannot transfer them from Kindle (unless maybe if it’s jailbroken), Amazon removed the possibility to download them from their page, and there is no Linux version of the Kindle app. You need to use a specific old version of the Kindle app to download the books, so that it downloads files with older DRM. Also, some newer books (books released within the last year or two, or so) might have a DRM that cannot be broken.

I think the version of Kindle app you need to use is 2.4. You can download it from here (it’s a direct download link from amazonaws). It installed and launched with Wine 11, but I don’t know if it works beyond that. After installing it, make sure you go to Tools -> Options, and deselect the setting for automatic update.

If that app works, use it to download your books, locate them on disk and then drag them (only the actual books files) to your Calibre library. If things went right, it should automatically remove the DRM. Confirm that by converting the books to some other format, such as EPUB.

There’s a thing called Epubor, but stay away from it. It’s rubbish.

EDIT: Re-worded one of the paragraphs.

Did they mean the donors are criminals, a TikTok board member and relatives of criminals?

Mr. Peace President: “I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace”

Rest of the world, please remove your DMCA-like laws.

https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/01/39c3/#the-new-coalition

I wonder how quickly the enshitification will begin.

Lots of venture capital money behind it.

It already began.

In KDE, you might also want to check that there aren’t any useless desktop effects (Settings -> Window Management -> Desktop Effects).

One nice feature in KDE are KWin scripts. You can use them to turn KDE in to tiling window manager like environment. For example, Krohnkite is akin to tiling window manager, and Karousel is scrolling tiling window manager. You can install them from Settings -> Window Management -> KWin Scripts -> Get New Scripts.

Polar is a Finnish company that makes various health and fitness wearables.

Suunto is another Finnish company, but they are owned by a Chinese company.

The best part in this is how trivially easy it is to prevent AI from creating nude images. There already exists several nudity detectors, some of them even use everyone’s favorite buzz word of the day: AI. Just feed the AI’s output to one of them.

But, let’s ignore that, and instead focus on AI’s right to produce illegal content from illegal source material.