Auster

First, maybe Godot would be easier when knowing either C or Java, since, iirc, it can use either.
But on the matter of learning, I learn when I feel like it, and when I feel like learning, I jump head on. While I can't perfect any specific subjects that way, at least in a timely manner, random subjects can some times add up to other subjects I try or previously tried to learn (possibly how I learned to use Linux quickly despite being a big learning curve).

Maybe you'd want first to seek pertinent authorities in your school, seek a psychiatrist and/or even fill a report on bullying.

I agree it is an uphill battle, but it must start somewhere. Else, it only gets worse, and then movements against such abuses will get easily crushed. As I like to say, "the hardest part of a journey is the first step", but also "the future belongs to those who prepare now".

De-google, anyone?

I use the Android app Librera Reader, since it's the best one I could find that is officially distributed outside of the Play Store (de-google, anyone?).

You can find the APK on both F-Droid and GitHub.

For ebooks, since Librera doesn't seem to be able to validate DRM (thankfully), I buy ebooks in DRM free formats, meaning I usually pend to Itchio, IndieGala, Fanatical, Humble Bundle, Story Bundle, etc.

Added a few more!

Lizard for the NES, SNES and MS-DOS, and MOON8 for the NES.

Iirc, Nebula is one of those NFT video hosting sites I found, so not much of an option. And regarding lack of contents, all social medias start like that, so I don't see it as a problem per se, since it can potentially still grow.

That's pretty interesting, the hosting with a template HTML file, tbh.

Participation can be worked on, and contents come right after, be it bad or good (Youtube's also full of low quality contents).

Development (if talking about the engine) can be worked on. Even Kbin Social had some "episodes" because of limited code recently, and now it's working again. e.e"
So possibly that can be worked on too.

About money, that's usually the hardest part, but hopefully people will be conscious about upkeep of their favorite platforms.

So perhaps the PeerTube instances can be a nice option.

All social medias start slow, unless you have a parent company to vouch for you, e.g. Threads with Facebook, so the current population doesn't sound like a major issue. And Odysee was one of those NFT platforms I found.

Não uso o Lemmy diretamente (federações ftw!), mas uma coisa que ajuda, pelo menos de minha parte, é que fico trocando merdapostagens com uns contatos em outras redes sociais, e vejo MUITA coisa boa aqui para compartilhar com eles.

E evito proselitismo dessa nova modalidade de fóruns, já que forçar a migração faz as pessoas ficarem ainda mais desgostosas com a ideia. E como pessoas normalmente já não gostam de mudança, por melhor que sejam as alternativas, é pior se ficar irritando elas.

Mas claro, se os fóruns federados vierem a fazer sucesso a nível do (quase) finado Reddit, vai demorar, então é uma batalha de atrito onde vence quem resiste mais.

Most Final Fantasy entries are either independent of each other, or very loosely connected, even more so on the mainline. Only straight up sequels, prequels and spin offs would potentially require having played earlier titles.