Already fixed it.

I want a paradox-like map game that is actually a socioeconomic simulator, even if it isn't "fun". I want a model that can accurately simulate a development of a species from its dawn to modern times. It doesn't necessarily have to be a game, but a software tool that could be used for research purposes. And instead of playing a country, you play as a people, for example, organizing for revolution/liberation from colonizers instead of just announcing your communist from the top down.

I think Nym VPN is fine, this is the team if anyone wants to research them. I want to purchase a subscription from them at some point and try to setup my OpenWRT router with Nym and use mixnet to surround internet traffic across my home with noise to be resistant against AI surveillance.

Someone also mentioned Torrminatorr to me for Linux games but I haven't checked it out myself

Create an account here and there should be a subforum for p2p native linux games. LinuxRuleZ primarily makes the torrents, but if it is not a popular game or if the torrent is old, it is likely dead, so please keep an eye on new torrent posts and try to seed them when they are available. We need more seeders, especially for obscure games and software. LinuxRuleZ does seem to post on rutracker as well, though.

I also use a torrent search engine to find torrents. It doesn't really tell where they are from all the time, so I try to do some digging to see if I can find the source to verify if it is reputable.

I liked the first one better.

I know the female bird did the red bird dirty by kicking them in the head, but the blue bird yeeting the female bird feels like an act of misogynist violence.

Looks like they're doing a calculus class.

Aww, Cecile has a quill attachment to her tail.

I only had a banner and no text until I disabled adblock.

Actually it seemed I had to refresh for it to load properly with adblock

Holy shit, that README is long as hell