for me the ripple design wasn't even a problem, but i dread the days i have to wash something that had cooked meat in them with that plastic.

thank you, that also helped ^^

thank you. changing from default defined by the browser to another theme fixed it. <3

MinecraftSP.exe

that's it, that's the whole query back in 2010 all the way to 2014

yeah that's fair

understandabe

Itch.io gives the convenience. although the UI is far from good, you straight-up get the zip folders with the game itself if you download from your browser, and their launcher still adopts no drm.

question: why is using OCR software more worth it than taking its contents with something like LibreOffice Draw?

to add to that, think of the following: why do a lot of people understand the word "you" as the standard neutral second-person pronoun for the english lexicon? why do a lot of people understand "selfie" as the main word to refer to a self-portrait photo typically made with a device held by the same person who's featured in the portrait?

now explain each case of why should or shouldn't be that easy to take either word and morph its meaning into being for example, "the instance of a person in a fruit costume hanging out inside a fruit basket".

what i mean is, @paradiso@lemmy.world is completely missing the premise of this question.

problem there is that anti-drm and ownership of a license to download and run software don't combine while financially viable to the stores. aside from the additional problem of having to manage inventories, trades and everything that happens to break those systems, "owning" the license and allowing to sell to someone else doesn't do much if you don't employ a DRM to enforce the make-believe of you pretending you're monetarily compensating a physical larbor of transferring a given copy of a media, people will share things with each other before you can blink and not care where it comes from so long as it runs and it's clean, specially in places where people won't pay for games instead of food. only reason CSGO skins works on Steam as the original NFT system is because there's servers to enforce what people get to see you holding and what you don't own. and allowing for transferring games between accounts without a DRM is not something you'll ever see any big company doing under the liability of being accused of promoting "piracy".

there's templates involved, i was there when it was still being built and the pattern seemed legit too

KISS launcher from F-Droid. familiar as the KRunner from KDE or Win7's start menu, i can go anywhere on my phone with any given 2 key strokes. pretty neat and much less frustrating than swiping page after page.