True or not, I’m not going to take an Israeli (or US) official’s word for it with no proof.

Lately I’ve just been assuming that the more crazy it sounds, the more likely it is to be true…

That’s the second time I’ve heard Microprose mentioned in the last week or two, I was wondering same thing.

Pretty sure they only way is to not have any public facing website… But obviously that’s not what you’re looking for :-(

I had a bunch of those myself back then, dozens of great shareware games on each disc. Sure beat trying to download something on slow slow dialup.

I didn’t even know there was a That 90s Show… Knew about the 80s one but didn’t watch it.

Good luck getting AI companies to be respectful of the licensing or actually provide compensation… One can hope, at least.

Whatever the reason, McCafe coffee is pretty good. I used to buy it for making at home until it jumped prices from 21.97 to 25.97 to 29.97 over a few weeks. Just a few years ago it was around 15.97.

Coffee prices in general have spiked recently though.

Personally, I think their coffee is disgusting and tastes like dirt poured into a cup. As for other people’s hate, no idea.

I never click them anyway, but what did I miss about substack that makes it that I shouldn’t? Genuinely curious.

I’ve been close to blocking seeing any mention of links there already.

I’ve been meaning to install ArchiveBox for something like this, though I’m not sure offhand if it’ll also save ereader-friendly versions.

I’m not sure if syncthing will do everything you want, could be worth taking a look