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highly recommend the Private Eye podcast (and magazine, but the podcast is more digestible): https://www.private-eye.co.uk/podcast

I use Librewolf with Firefox Sync and it works excellently, it doesn't interfere with Librewolf's operations at all

I've been re-watching Phoenix Nights lately - it's really good, and I'd look forward to a return

although it hasn't aged too gracefully - some of the jokes punched down a bit for today's tastes

nice - unlimited Kagi was good value at $25 for power users but at $10 it's good value for everyone, even if they never dig around in the settings

my favourite feature is raising / lowering results, as others have mentioned, but I also use the AI summarizer quite often

What an interesting post... 😍 I'm going to share with Sarah right away!

they're Nazis, and they cater to a Nazi audience

this track was even uploaded to a channel called "Goy World Order"

shame on @[email protected] for sharing this Nazi shit

it's a free update if you already own it on Steam. so not really a 're-release'

and there's much more than just the new graphics. this article details it: https://www.pcgamer.com/quake-2-remaster-release/

• The original campaign, expansions The Reckoning and Ground Zero, the N64 levels, and the new Call of the Machine episode
• Toggleable graphics upgrades that are stylistically consistent with the original (muzzle flashes, fog, improved lighting, that kind of thing)
• Loads of accessibility features
• Split-screen and online multiplayer
• Co-op, deathmatch, team deathmatch, and CTF, with lots of built-in mutators
• PC/console crossplay
• Support for custom Quake 2 maps, new and old
• Support for new mods, or old ones that have been updated for this 64-bit version
• Improved AI enemies and bots

It's a reference to the "We Should Improve Society Somewhat" meme, zinging the defeatist replies in this thread.