This shit ass site proposes a paying plan for downloading student notes and I'm so fucking tired at the idea that they basically got a monopoly on it. How can I download the docs?

La mia domanda è a fronte della recente comunicazione di ISP riguardo al passaggio a Isybank, e ho pensato che potesse essere un momento adatto per guardarsi attorno.

I recently started another run and I wanted to try a fascist Harry but I guess I'll never have the heart to delude Kim. On the other hand, I started interiorizing Revacholian Nationhood AND Krasmazovian Economics at the same time. Am I building a Nazbol Harry?

Speaking as a total ignorant from a coding perspective. But I guess that wouldn't be the hard part, considering that most of Duolinguo is just boxes and text inputs. How difficult it is to create a database of competent linguists with an efficient training who can progressively enhance your understanding of languages?

And most importantly, what do you think about it? I think it's quite bad except for a few nice details and while being definitely shorter it also feels like it's missing some of the features that make OP such a quintessential read. Nonetheless, still amusing lol

As per title. New releases especially are quite hard to find on other clients or p2p resources; what's the best way to get them from the source so that I can share them back?

In questi giorni mi sto ritrovando a pensare sempre più spesso a come sostituire il mio povero Motorola Moto G8 Power, con il suo schermo rotto e la sua OS completamente outdated. In tutto ciò, però, mi sto facendo domande su quale possa essere una scelta etica e sensata: il Fairphone mi intriga molto, ma le sue prestazioni non mi convincono. Il primo Nothing Phone poteva sembrare una valida alternativa, ma non so se sia un prodotto "etico" e aperto come Fairphone. Insomma, voi come scegliete quello che vi mettete in tasca?

Long story short: I am absolutely inexperienced with Linux distros but made the switch from Windows a bit more than a year ago. Right now, everyone's talking about Baldur's Gate 3, including a lot of the podcasts and shows I follow: since I never experienced the OG games, I wanted to try them out. They were on sale on GOG, and I had previously set up Lutris so that it interfaced directly with it. But the game refuses to start. Every installation method I tried has miserably failed at some point or another, and when it didn't, the game just won't boot up (either in Lutris or out of it). I'm out of options and I have asked for a refund. Is the situation with the Steam versions any different?Am I missing something? Help!