That’s what I do, actually. It’s worked extremely well for me anyway.

I just consume the ribeyes and strip loins, so I get that experience as well (the packaging is different every time it comes for me though, but I think that’s due to old stock that’s well kept and still fresh). For the ground beef and chuck, I’ve never had it (my mother, whom I refer to as Anko, actually recommended I just do the ribeyes and loins), but I’d imagine it’s good. As for the pork, I avoid it (religious reasons) regardless, but I’d probably try it if I hadn’t stopped eating it (I probably got sick eating pork, and other things like crayfish, lobster, crab, and anything else unclean).

I know the hot dogs aren’t the best, but their quality is actually pretty good despite their taste not being that great.

Now that I think about it (a month later :P), I know how to cook, but I’m not trusted to cook by myself as of right now (that’s due to a ton of different factors I won’t go into here).

I have two: water and green tea. That’s it, nothing else.

Sometimes, though, I drink coffee, but it’s unlikely I’ll do that (one mug of coffee or green tea is enough for me).

If one doesn’t like Godot, there’s always Redot, which is a well-known Godot fork that adds some of the things the Godot devs took out.

The supposed slur of being cisgender is something that was made up. That term was coined by the LGBTQ+ community as a means to refer to someone who’s a biological male or biological female who doesn’t want to become debauched and join the LGBTQ+ community (there are legitimate reasons why one wouldn’t want to do that, like for myself as that’s a mental illness).

For taking the Creator’s name in vain, while that’s a good way to describe it, it has to do with making it mean nothing. Most Christians would not like that explanation I gave… at all, and would use a different one that Rome made to brainwash them. It’s ridiculous when you look into it.

I honestly use Stable Diffusion models for AI art references for any artist to recreate if they wanted to. My producer does the exact same thing.

I wasn’t going to use Reddit at all, and neither would my producer. Since we won’t be using mainstream social slop (except YouTube), we use the Fediverse or Nostr instead.

I’d never use Samsung RAM, though Hynix I’ve never heard of.

There’s more as far as I’m aware. G-Skill, Patriot, Corsair, and others alike are still selling RAM I think.

I could probably have Neigsendoig join it, since he’s more into it than I am at the moment (though, I could probably have him send things I could make). You’ll see him as neigdoig (Nitro Chat), since he bailed from Matrix[dot]org.

Now, fix X entirely, and you’ve got some competition with X.Org, XLibre, and Wayland.

It’s not as bad as you think at the moment. Yes, what Micron did was stupid, but I digress from that, focusing on the bigger picture. There are other manufacturers of RAM, so we’re in good hands for now. It could change for the positive or negative in the future, however.

Generally, in terms of a genre, some form of old surf rock I think.

Standard Notes is local-first, as it’s usable offline. Cloud saving is disabled if it’s offline.

Not a drugie, but certainly autistic… and diagnosed as such. Been a Linux guy for over five years or so anyway.

What did you use on the music side of things? Neigsendoig and I might want to do something about that and help to contribute somehow.

I had mine already done by the end of the month (Sunday, in fact) after some breaksbin the writing due to heart concerns that got fixed.

I mostly found self-hosted and/or local-first tools, which was why I made this list long. Once I have internet back (I don’t right now due to ISP stupidity), then I can add some.

Also, Notion I can’t recommend, as GHOST has some articles on his blog about it and Cloud-first solutions being non-neutral entities here:

1. https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/local-first-vs-cloud/
2. https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/would-you-violate-a-client-nda-without-knowing-it/
3. https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/who-owns-your-creative-workflow/

Word I can’t recommend either, unless it’s an older verision of Word before it became cloud-first. If you can make it local-first, then that’s one thing. Otherwise, stick to CryptPad or LibreOffice. Collabora I hadn’t heard of.

LanguageTool isn’t as private as Harper is. Harper is local-only, whereas LanguageTool can be self-hosted, but takes more resources than Harper.