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Warzone 2100. 3D RTS from the late 90s that was open-sourced after the studio went belly-up. Fantastic game, runs on even ancient hardware.

Edit to add: Forgot to mention it is still receiving updates!

My old house from the early sixties has electric radiant heat in the ceilings as the sole heating source, a large sun room running the length of the house, and almost no insulation to speak of. I’m in Ohio.

Incidentally, when we moved in, the inside doors of the cabinetry were all wallpapered in newspaper clippings about the 1970s energy crisis. I can’t imagine why!

Genuinely I’d trust random FOSS stranger on the internet before I’d trust Google, Samsung, Apple, etc. It’d be a lot of work to be the sole maintainer of a LineageOS distro that only functions on one specific phone just to try to steal the data of the maybe 12 people who are going to install it.

my home instance is hosted by sdf.org, a 30+ year-old non-profit org that is sustained entirely by voluntary donation (as in membership is free). You should look them up.

I’m not local to midwest.social but I was just thinking of unsubscribing beehaw for a while because of this! It’s very reminiscent of the big surge of folks onto Mastodon last year - lots of “Fediverse can’t work because it isn’t the large corporate entity presently having a meltdown” and every other post is about whatever’s going on at Reddit.

4 > 1 > 5 > 7 > 8 > 3 > 14

LoZ4 is still my favorite, but the original and SNES ALttP are right behind it.