Recently finished one playthrough of Torchlight 2, so now I went back and am doing a playthrough of Torchlight 1.
Just as a sidenote, tempeh is actually a whole food. It's whole beans, fermented, which has the added benefits of making the beans more digestible, and reducing bloating.
You do you. Was just sharing some info, I was curious about it as well.
Nonsense right at steps two and three. Signaling to another person that you respect their consent by asking permission on even the small things is hot.
The tl;dr version: It's Tolkien's Bible fanfiction.
Also, if we're going to start shifting blame to capitalism, please tell me how your ideal system of governance would manage to get the current 98-95% of individuals who are consuming harmful and unethical foods to change? Corporations have a lot of blame for the toxic food environment and food deserts to be sure. But also in the case of the food industry, their harmful practices are driven by consumer demand for the most addictive, hyperpalatable foods. Nothing can change without enough individuals choosing to do better.
Umm, no? There would just be more fan projects of other games.
Agreed. Especially with x86 and the cornucopia of retro handhelds coming out all the time. Why would I want to waste money on a product that's going to come out already inferior to the competition, with locked down software experience, from a company that bullies their own fans?
If we're talking about standard LineageOS, without gapps, it will lack basic tools that some apps need to function. If you want Lineage without gapps, your best bet is LineageOS for MicroG which replaces various Google backend components with free alternatives.
/e/OS does this by default, and what also mainly sets e apart is that it also includes various Nextcloud-based cloud services as alternatives to Google's cloud services. If you don't want e, these tools can still all be setup yourself, though with less convenience.
Personally I did not have a good experience on /e/OS. But I'm not so sure that was a fault of the system itself. At the time I was using a Teracube 2e, which didn't have a good user experience to begin with.
If you have a compatible device, I've found Iode to also be nice. Any of these options would be much better than stock Google malware.