The Tor Browser, it's just a normal Browser with some functionality to improve privacy.

Ubuntu.It' went from a great beginner distro to a dumpster fire filled with snaps and telemetry.

Terms of service; didn't read. https://tosdr.org/

If I'm being honest, they deserve it. I played Overwatch 2 maybe 10 Times, the constant reminder that you aren't playing for fun, but for a totally original and new character or something very useful like a skin in the battle pass is quite annoying. The 5v5 was at first glance refreshing but got old at a rapid pace. Just play Team Fortress 2 if you're looking for a great shooter.

The best thing to do, is ignoring r/place. If we give reddit our attention they can continue, if not they're nothing.

'Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past."

-George Orwell

I just like to experiment with Linux distros. I like to get into a problem and then fix it, even if it is really annoying. After solving a problem, it's satisfying to watch the Program or something like that run like a charm.

Interstellar

Steam and Spotify, I just can't get rid of them. I tried to download some music from YouTube, but the way to discover new songs is just way easier on Spotify than doing it yourself. Steam seems obvious, to play games, you should buy it, to thank the dev's.

There's a privacy-friendly Discord out there called Revolt. Honestly, though, it doesn't bug me if the chat is on Discord. I will not use it, even if it is on Matrix or Revolt.

andOTP für Android, von F-Droid.

None, I sleep on my elbow.

Infinitime, for my PineTime.

My lovley Logitech gamer headset from like 2014 started to loose volume overtime on the right ear. So I just manually adjusted the volume of the right ear to about 60% while the other one had 39%. Over the years that gap grew bigger and bigger. I still use them but they sit at a configuration which now changes every week or so. The right ear sits now a 132% and the left on 39%.

The Pacific Rim sequel. I just thought:"Why??".

Surviving Mars. Every time I get back to it, I enjoy it.

If the time comes, that Fedora doesn't fit me, I will go back to good old Debian.

Custom Roms I love how I can load custom ROMs on devices. I tried to talk my friends and co-workers into it but they seem really disinterested. I even took one of my older phones and showed it to them in person. They weren't really fascinated by the fact, that I got something different than Android or iOS on my phone. The only thing they liked was, how the lockscreen in Ubuntu Touch looked.

The factory must grow...