Xetem

Java was my first, most used of all time is probably C# (it’s what I use when I get a choice) but I do mostly Groovy at work.

Yes, but reading this on moblie is complete and utter ass. Rule 1 of formatting, don’t force others to adhere to your formatting style.

As a non-profit they really have no reason to, they’d have to justify the added revenue with added expenditures.

Tbh, the thing that got me to ditch Chrome was some of the headaches induced with it’s performance. To this day, every time I’ve tried cold and warm booting browsers as a comparison, Chrome is always the slowest (never tested against IE because why bother). Firefox having privacy as a focus is honestly just a bonus.

My sona is a hoofed dragon (kind of like a Kirin/Qilin, but without the eastern dragon influence), and it came about from a couple places:

1. Dragons are cool. I know kind of generic, but in the later times before finalizing my sona, I was drawn in by draconic folks. Something about them stuck out to me, and I knew dragons were how I needed to represent myself.
2. The sparks that set me off into the furry fandom started with the mythos of creatures such as satyr, centaurs, and minotaurs, hoofed folk have fascinated me in such a way since I was a kid, that whatever my sona was to be, it’d be a hoofer. At one point the thought of a horse sona crossed my mind, but that kind of dedication to horses wasn’t really something that caught me as much as dragons did.

Bing bang boom, hoofed dragon.

I’ve spent time on Tapestries, but right now I’m a moderator over on Wolfery, built on Mucklet, which is like a modern spin in the old MUCK design, completely accessible from a web browser.

In the future Mucklet is looking to open up for other servers to be built off of it, possibly in a federated manor (I’ve never talked specifics with the creator on how it’ll work), but as of right now it’s just the one community.

I personally found it easier to use either Send Files To TV (or EasyFireTools on FireTV) and just search for the apks I want to sideload on my phone and move them over to the TV, as searching is absolutely horrible using an on-screen TV keyboard. But I understand not every user has an Android to do that with and ultimately the ban was still unproductive and overcorrecting an overblown concern from an overzealous company.