
Azarova
Through a bunch of steps that felt like casting black magic, I managed to get Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines installed on Linux and then was able to install the Clan Quest Mod on it. It's been surprisingly stable, with the only issue so far being a weird memory bug that causes some odd behavior after playing for a few hours, but that's easily fixed by just saving and restarting the game. It's been a blast to return to the game, I really can't believe it runs so well on Linux. I never got the chance to check out Clan Quest 4 before I switched over from Windows, so I'm excited to get to the big addition which is supposedly a whole 5th act set in East LA which focuses on the Sabbat.
I guess I missed the memo that Proles of the Round Table got revived as Proles Pod. I used to have comfy little ritual of listening to them chat about socialist history, flying sorties above Stalingrad in a Yak-1 in IL-2, and drinking a couple of beers. Given how that generally went, I have to agree with that one Night Witch who concluded that drugs and flying are probably best enjoyed separately. Anyway, hope the new incarnation is as cool as I remember the old one being.
Coldest summer of the rest of our lives! 
rip his spine after two ejections lol
Did that dipshit finally fucking die or is this just a slammer meme
Wouldn't it be better to stay in the position and gum up the machinery and/or feed information to the strikers? (Assuming of course this person did sympathize with them)
I found it to be, though I switched when I got a new phone so I was going to go through all the reinstall hassle anyway. Some of my banking stuff works, some of it doesn't. The ones that didn't I just do through a browser and it's fine. If that's an option for you, I'd say go for it. Having a de-googled phone that I have significant control over is a much better experience in my opinion. It was kind of like switching to Linux in that regard, it made my phone feel like mine. The installation process is pretty wild. You just plug in your phone, unlock the bootloader, and click some buttons in a browser. If you want more detailed rundowns on the installation process or features, there's a great youtube channel called Side of Burritos that covers a bunch of aspects about GrapheneOS.
If there aren't revolutions in the major capitalist countries within the next few decades then capitalism will push us far beyond several impossible to stop feedback loops that will greatly accelerate and exacerbate the current ongoing mass extinction, if not lead to outright omnicide. The only way to save us would be every major economy shifting to total war-level footing but for entirely reorganizing production and mass conservation efforts.
Either capitalism dies or Mother Earth dies.
holy shit that sucks so bad lmao. that's like a hoi4-tier "just slap a hammer and sickle on it" kinda flag.





to every fucking monster even tangentially involved with this campaign.