Fonzie!

But of a desperate cry for help, but there was a 2D game on the NDS, in which you controlled a mech to fly through side-view levels and shoot enemies and turrets. It also had a story mode with an anime girl in orange and anime boy in blue as mech pilots. There was also a level editor, and you could transfer the levels to other DS’s with the same game using sound, which sounded a lot like internet over a phone line.

I played this so much back in the day but I can’t find the game (my mother discarded all my games from the attic some time after moving out, inc. fully functional SNES. Unrelated, I just needed to reshare the trauma) not the name of it.

Does anyone have any idea which game this could be?

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Was Patapon really obscure, though? I thought most of everyone with a PSP played it?

Including screen share with audio?

That forwards to a shadily different URL.

Why does Boost turn that into a clickable link in the first place…?

It’s also the discussion platform for open source (sadly)

In Netherland we call that “kontkussen” which both means “butt kissing” as a verb and “butt pillow” as a noun.

TES isn’t LoZ, buddy.

It’s in the article; Ecosia throws money at moz://a and they put Ecosia as one of the search engines.
This means you can click it from a list of icons under your search bar.

No data selling nor snooping involved.

This straight up makes it look like a Resident Evil-esque horror game.

All of Half Life 2 is DRM free on Steam.

Quite a lot of games are, as long as their publisher didn’t require DRM.

The 3DS’ 3D was actually great and people who claim to hate it just hate progression!

Okay, what’s so special about it?

They don’t want you to know this, but the ducks at the park are free!

This reminds me of that fortune Cinnamon desklet

…I should use that again.

How about flat, easy to recognise icons and straight, square windows and app designs?

Brutalism for your DE!

No reason they wouldn’t work on a small phone, especially back then

I miss the Vista tingle and shine, and the sounds it had

It seems Nintendo’s consoles (Wii, DS, 3DS) were also more colourful and packed with music and sound then.

The Switch is so quiet. So… Dead?

God, no!

Though these do look pretty, they don’t look like the buttons in Windows 95/XP and maybe that’s a good thing.

And that setting up, and updating it, takes much technical knowledge, a lot of time, and the packages and their updates come from whoever on the internet much like the AUR.
For stability, I would not recommend NixOS, at all.