Aside from wiki drama seems like a bunch of nothing with good reviews from Steam and it seeming to not have any drama people would be aware of if it wasn't for the article. Without it people wouldn't know about the wiki stuff with how quickly it was dealt with.

Not seeing any drama on /r/silenthill too.

KeePass and the Magikeyboard is my favorite go to combo too.

Thanks to ram and ssd upgrade I still use my laptop that's going a decade now for basic web browsing and videos. Best way to show the green initiative would be to provide people upgrade paths that doesn't lead to ewaste so their devices can be used a few years longer than it would without it.

But, only green initiative that is the concern is stock prices.

I will treasure my PS4 copy. And it's actually one of the few games where 30 fps isn't a big deal due to fixed camera angles in the original.

Still working. Not sure if it's abandoned but gitlab last activity for Stealth seems to be 6 months ago.

Aside from lemmy...

Twitter with Squabler which is nice not getting any ads and accounts I follow through the app shown in chronological order. No ads.

Reddit with Stealth which is another nice app not needing an account to subscribe to subreddits and save comments or posts. No ads.

YouTube with newpipe and freetube which is another nice app that let's me subscribe, skip sponsors, no ads, and no need for an account.

I've played the Steins;Gate ones and DDLC. I like that it's relaxing when I don't feel like doing something super interactive and the branching paths when it comes to story is cool. I picked up Chaos;Head Noah which I haven't started yet but look forward to getting into the other visual novels in to SciADV series.

Steam Deck has been how I've read them, and it's been great with the suspend feature making it book like in getting into it and out of it convenient.

If that is enough to turn them away I don't buy them being able to get apks properly.

Well tech illiterate people are the last ones I'd trust to properly side load and doing their due diligence of knowing the source of their apk instead of a random one they found on the web.

Personally when I install F-droid on a new phone I make sure to check the signing keys or at the very least the checksum. As unsafe as Google Play can be I trust tech illiterate people even less of safely getting apks.

Was curious of what the step is and found this video for Samsung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6TMvBQ7Sm0

And for Google Pixel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD9nsSmDG_8

Doesn't seem too different from the old enable unknown apps aside from Samsung requiring an additional step. Unless third party apps get completely blocked having to enable it doesn't seem like a bad thing with how clueless lot of people are about apks and risks associated with them if they didn't get it from a safe source.

Hopefully I'll get to finally play Gears of War 2.

This shows the power of steam reviews with it being driven by the actual community. People tried to downplay and belittle its effectiveness, but it being front and center on the store page does have more impact than there would be without steam reviews. If there were no steam reviews the PSN requirement would have been pushed through with it being easier to ignore some random internet comments on social media than a store page.