Can you get a physical esim from any provider and install any esims from any other provider in it? How can you go about this?

It was correct!

Unemployed farmer on a road trip to meet his dad.

Do you like dags?

Something about a lion, a boar, a merkaat and John Oliver.

Infinity war.

Bunch of idiots stealing weed. Followed by the sequel, a bunch of idiots stealing jewelry.

A bunch of misfits need to conquer their own challenges while making the longest hike in their lives to the top of a faraway mountain.

Any interesting couch co-op or couch multiplayer upcoming games?

Please don’t use archive.today links. They’re no longer trustworthy.

Thanks, I’ll definitely try it out.

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Thanks I’ve never heard of them and I’ll check them out.

Thanks…I was hoping I wouldn’t need to have to add a server just for this. I was hoping for a single app in the traditional way.

Well Portal 2 is starting to be quite a decent thing to run, to be honest. I wasn’t expecting this level of performance.

Wow, they went for games, of all things, on RISC-V? i thought performance in these was still abysmal.

I know…I guess it’s just wishful thinking for the future. I’ve gotten a 2nd hand pixel pro last year. That’s…a lot of storage and memory, just about as much as my laptop. Should last me for a while (I hope it won’t physically break for any reason!), so I won’t immediately ride this Motorola wave anyway.

Lenovo’s Motorola, if you ask me. I don’t think there’s much left at all from original Motorola. But they had a decent track record with their recent phones, AFAIK. Not that I’ve owned any from Motorola.

While I’m happy that it’s Motorola, i just wish someone like Fairphone also bites the bullet of investing in a proper encryption chip that’s acceptable to Grapheneos. I’d like to see more or a trifecta (duofecta?) of trustworthy OS and sustainable/committed manufacturer.

We shouldn’t use archive.is anymore I’m afraid. I don’t know a good alternative, but archive.today links are no longer trustworthy.

What process? It’s all closed source drivers by Qualcomm et al.

What archival alternatives do we have today to view paywalled articles?