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There are some android based handhelds in the 200€ to 350€ range that can play a lot of emulated stuff as well as a solid number of PC indies/older titles through translation layers.

You can also grab a Retroid Pocket 5 and install Rocknix Linux on it if you want to avoid android, but it'll be more limited when it comes to playing PC games until the modding community figures out how to incorporate valve's arm translation layer.

Cato: buttered cat and Pipistrello and the cursed yo-yo

Kagi optionally offers something called privacy pass where they can verify that the user is authorised to access it, but not which user it is: https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-privacy-pass

I don't mean to undermine your efforts OP, just pointing out it exists:

UniGet-UI

Of course, you just turn off the power for all the poor people

Based on previews it really looks like they solved wireless PC VR. I still have an ancient original HTC Vive that I use veeeeryyy rarely. I've been tempted to jump on the Big Screen Beyond 2, but I'm gonna wait to see how reviews for the Frame shake out

Blame the software for lack of support, not the format. Webp has been around for over a decade at this point and is only growing in significance, and it's an open source standard. No excuse for software to not support it.

Noob question, should I use a VPN for Soulseek?

Plus I don't want to have a dingle I can forget when in a rush.

Just have the dongle permanently attached to your earbuds like it's a part of the cable.

You mean it's gaining tractors? 👉😎👉

I'll see myself out

The closest thing to that that currently exists would probably be fairphone with /e/os

RiF still lives on my phone, hoping one day I can use it again.

You can patch RIF to use your own API key, and with normal use you won't exceed Reddit's free tier API call limit. I used this guide to patch Relay for Reddit, but it has all the required info for RIF as well:

https://github.com/KobeW50/ReVanced-Documentation/blob/main/Reddit-Client-ID-Guide.md