I hope I’m wrong, but Subnautica really stands alone in genre all to itself.

All the other survival games I’ve played have been annoying or too violent… And I really like the underwater setting.

So it’s really not true that there are other games that compare to Subnautica 1 and 2. Unless there are – I am open to recommendations.

Not sure what you mean

But what if it is like subnautica 1 or 2 but with a new map? Then it would be fun.

And poor Zach of Infiniminer made $0

I feel this in my bones.

Scorpy’s gonna scorp. XD

Cell phones were only for grown ups and maybe rich kids, but anyone could install instant messaging software on the family computer.

Everyone I knew in high school, even if I wasn’t friends with them, had AIM and even Facebook before all of them had phones, because phones cost money.

We use a form of speech from before emojis (:

El oh el

It’s because the regular laugh crying emoji got watered down so if something was really fuuny, one has to escalate.

🥀🥀🥀

Yeah they did in response to a different comment elsewhere in t thus thread.

Just adding to this, as an environmental educator I love “nature is metal” moments, like watching a bunny in a field, and a hawk swoops down and kills it. We are outdoors, in both of their habitats. It is part of nature. Still doesn’t mean I want to see humans hurting animals in the context of scrolling Lemmy.

Or maybe dont traumatize people and hope they’ll become vegan instead of hating vegans.

Butchering animals is a sacred skill and has a lot of baggage attached to it. Just look at Japanese society. It should be given respect.

If your argument is that banning gruesome content related to eating animals is similar to banning racial violence in news coverage because people don’t like to see it, then I’ll agree with you. It shouldn’t be banned, and we should all eat less meat. But I still don’t want to see it.

BJ Novak?

Why does he always make that face and wear that hat?

Differences to LibreWolf

While the two projects have shared primary goals of privacy, security, and user freedom and Konform retains most of Librewolf’s patches, Konform takes a different stance on some questions and provides a different out-of-the-box experience compared to LibreWolf in name of the project goals. For example¹:

• Based on Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) instead of RR (Rapid Release)
  • Less update churn and delayed access to newest features, while staying up to date with security fixes
• Removed integrations with online services for improved privacy and usability
  • “RemoteSettings” is completely disabled by default, also disabling features depending on it
    • Konform Browser will not download or sync updates of settings, preferences, search engines, or AI models at runtime
    • All remote analytics and telemetry disabled
    • “AI chatbot” doesn’t have proprietary providers (ChatGPT/Claude/Copilot/Gemini/) preconfigured
    • Full-page machine translations work more reliably when offline
  • Disable OCSP validation
    • Upstream enforces OCSP validation by default, which means it will leak metadata to remote servers and not function in offline/airgapped environments
    • Konform Browser instead enables more modern CRLite for certificate revocation checks
• Features
  • Welcome screen (about:welcome) consisting of a preset switcher allowing user to choose between one of four default presets:
    • Purely Private 🔒️ is ideal for private networks and when you need to keep external trust and communications to an absolute minimum. Disables all integrations with external servers and loading of opague binary blobs.
    • Core Security 🛡️ is great when you want to keep external trust and communications to a minimum without compromising on security and common base features. Enables low-risk optional features and security-related updates from Mozilla (public suffix list, certificate revocation lists, and such).
    • Basic Fuctionality✳️ is great for daily online surfing. Enables common optional features (like WebGPU and local ML) while keeping risky and potentially compromising integrations off.
    • Just Make It Work🦊 is closest to common Firefox defaults. Unlocks RemoteSettings integrations to same extent as FF and re-enables potentially risky and leaky features depending on external providers for greatest out-of-box functionality and website compatibility. Useful for configuration testing and troubleshooting of website compatibility, and for non-sensitive scenarios where privacy is not a concern.
  • Comes with Multi-Acccount Containers Lite pre-enabled for convenient tab compartmentalization
  • Comes with bundled fonts matching Tor Browser and Mullvad Browser. Improved protection against font enumeration attacks while ensuring fonts render consistently regardless of what you have installed on system.
  • about:translation and about:inference for direct access to translation and ML features
• Ported over bug- and security fixes from Tor Browser
• A couple of privacy-related patches not built elsewhere
• Earlier access to upstream security fixes
• Assorted privacy-strengthening of defaults
  • Disable cross-origin referer by default
  • Enable letterboxing by default if ResistFingerPrinting is enabled
• Extended configurability
  • New preference privacy.resistFingerprinting.allowTheming (default true)
  • Allows setting non-default theme when ResistFingerPrinting is enabled
  • Dynamic light/dark theme depending on system preferences
  • LibreWolf requires disabling ResistFingerPrinting for dark mode
  • User-configurable FireFox Sync endpoints
    • For using self-hosted or third-party Sync and Accounts servers
  • User-configurable HTTP Referer spoofing
  • Management UI for ML models and allow loading custom “AI” models from HuggingFace
  • Link Preview feature configurable for use with local ML models
  • Changes to RemoteSettings allowlists take effect without browser restart
• Reskinned logo and privacy-purple color scheme
• …etc

Bundled extensions

Librewolf will download uBlock Origin from Mozilla Addons on default profile initialization.

Konform Browser does not download any extension by default. Instead, it will attempt to auto-detect and enable the following addons if already installed on the system by the user on a recognized path:

• uBlock Origin
  • Alpine: ublock-origin
  • Arch: firefox-ublock-origin
  • Debian: webext-ublock-origin-firefox
  • Fedora: mozilla-ublock-origin
• No-Script
  • Arch: firefox-noscript
  • Fedora: mozilla-noscript
• Privacy Badger
  • Arch: firefox-extension-privacy-badger (AUR)
  • Fedora: mozilla-privacy-badger

This can be customized without rebuilding the browser by editing /usr/lib/konform/distribution/policies.json (https://codeberg.org/konform-browser/settings) to preload your own extensions or disable any of the defaults.

Nsfl gore

Nsfl

Thanks for the recc!