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Cake day: February 19th, 2026

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  • Pretty much everything I owned in 2000-2020:

    • Left 4 Dead series
    • Life is Strange series
    • Rocket League
    • Mirror’s Edge
    • Gears of War series
    • Minecraft on X360, XOne, PE and Java (Windows and Bedrock are abominable)
    • Saint’s Row series
    • Fable III
    • Assassin’s Creed series
    • Portal series
    • Trials HD, Evolution, Fusion
    • Guitar Hero series
    • Fallout 3
    • Resident Evil 5
    • BioShock series
    • Geometry Wars
    • Halo 3: ODST (completely failed Legendary)
    • UNO and World Series of Poker on Xbox Live
    • Slime Rancher
    • Fall Guys

    I deleted my first account while reducing my connection to corporations, but here’s what I got on my secondary account:

    – And well, any popular game sold on Xbox 360. Call of Duty… Got WaW and BO1 completed, and BO2 half the camos toward diamond… What broke me was when I spent - no, worked - 9 hours a day, 6-7 days a week on the Modern Warfare reboot (2019), collecting as many calling cards as possible on my way to 10th Prestige L70(?) and unlocking every weapon and fancy badge… After overworking full time, and completing the Season Pass, I had four days left until the next season started. Something like two months on for four days’ break. It basically turned my passion into an addiction.

    I still complete puzzle games on my mobile, but I almost exclusively play Zen or story-driven games on console and PC now












  • In my attempt to drive a wedge into the ideal of unconditional government faith:

    I have deduced that there are five laws of society:

    1. State - national or regional regulations, uses prisons, sometimes to protect themselves rather than the community
    2. Religious - based on the perception of guidelines of how to live, as per holy scriptures
    3. Moral - the societal, generally accepted rules to not be a dick, such as harming others in malice, stealing. Not to be confused with subjective, personal morals
    4. Ethical - a broader, more easily agreeable set of regulations, almost exclusively to protect life, the way of it, and the generally accepted ideas of rights for fauna and flora
    5. Corporate - enforcement of copyright and intellectual property, a capitalist creation, often used to socially and financially destroy individuals rather than battle other businesses, in some regions utilising state law

    The state legal system is sometimes the absolute enemy of the people and morals, especially when combined with corporate law, and shouldn’t be treated like it’s unconditionally justice.


  • bitcoin isn’t cheap

    Well, you dont have to buy whole digit BTC (or any other cryptocurrency), you can convert like €50 into the wild and sketchy world of unstable currency which will be around 0.0026436362 BTC, but is enough to cover the cost of the transaction. I’m not sure I recommend it, only that it’s technically not expensive because you’re still using the equivalent of your currency, with a transitional currency.

    things like search that limits options

    And you can self host SearXNG, metasearch engines are much easier to handle than search engines, and I believe they are private enough – no tracking or sign in data is communicated through each search API – but I do not know all there is to know.