I've used both of those mods and they're great. These days I use a pre-built modpack like "fabulously optimized" to update and include all the mods for me. (there are tons of similar packs like this). Those can still play on vanilla servers.
Avoid the "steam deck" modpacks, as many of them are abandoned or straight up don't run at all. Stick to the very popular, well-tested packs if you do use a modpack at all. Even if they aren't branded with some sort of "works on steam deck" note. They will probably still work.
And of course, +1 for prism. It's the only recommendable option for steam deck or standard PC play these days.
He got mad at me and much of his community over concerns about decisions he was making for "block game". We stated our concerns kindly and politely, and he got mad and deleted an entire discord channel because we didn't agree with him and made good points that he couldn't refute. I lost all respect for him after that.
I was rocking an S22 for a while too and almost bought one of these. I have up on the S22 because of a few restrictions related to android versions.
Now I'm using the razr 2024 and LET ME TELL YOU. It's so good. It's a vertical flip phone but it has a square screen on the exterior. Now let me tell you my secret. I never open the phone. I never need to. Almost. But it makes the phone a mega-compact. It's not perfect but it's the closest thing to a "small smartphone" that I've been able to achieve and better for me than something like the S22. I highly recommend trying it out. It's also very cheap.
Don't get the fancy version, just the standard razr 2024.
The people concerned this much with privacy are certainly less than 2%. They're already in a niche market for the purpose of privacy. Not that much of a leap to support Linux (which by the way is likely higher than 2% of their user base.)
Because it's all built in. Proton password manager can create a new login for a site. In the same process it also generates a password, creates a new email with a domain that can't be linked back to me, with no setup on my end. Technically I can set up bitwarden to do that but it's a lot of configuration and it will end up using my domain for every email which, even if it can't be linked back to me, all of my email addresses can be linked to each other by merit of using the same domain.
Until there is a major competitor to Proton that solves all of that, there is no alternative.
I've been using it for half a year and it's great. I rarely even open it. I use all phone functions from the top touch screen.
It satisfies the "small phone" market that no manufacturer caters to. It's so compact and easy to hold without being a "dumb" flip phone. Full utility is always a flip away, but it turns out you don't need that utility for most things.
I don't really need to do anything that requires a double sized screen, I use my computer for stuff like that.
Edit: I actually don't have any nostalgia for flip phones. I had one, but I hated it because it was fiddly and hard to use, I preferred the brick phones or sliding phones. So that doesn't play a part in this phone at all. My "perfect" phone would be a nearly square phone like the razr 2024 but without the interior screen, but only if it supported all apps in that format. It's close now, but maybe 1 out of every 30 apps just doesn't work at all on the outer screen so I have to open it.
If I could have a small, square phone with a double sized battery or something so it was the same thickness as a closed razr 2024, it would be the perfect phone. Small, out of the way, but still lets me get done what I need to get done. Not for consuming media, but for utility.
This game is actually great. I played through fully twice, it's rather short. Highly recommend if you like digging a hole and upgrading your hole digging ability.
When I was a young warthog, I needed my first username. I thought to myself "what's cool, that I can base my name on?" "Gansters are cool!" "How about Al Capone? He's cool. He is even a good person. He invented milk expiration dates or something like that." "But I can't just have that name, I have to make it cooler. I'll write it using l337 speak."
Thus, my username "alkpwn" (plus some numbers because it was taken on Xbox live) was born.
Quickly, I realized people didn't always understand it. They would have trouble pronouncing it when they saw it in halo 2. From "Al capn" to "Alk pawn", I got all sorts of pronunciations.
My friends ended up just shortening it to Alk. And here we are.
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