Even if we take your definitions, they are still conflicting.

Attacking humans means developing malware.

Defending capital means protecting that capital from others malware.

If either of them do their job too well, the other will be failed. That is by definition conflicting.

Yeah I've been playing a lot of that one lately. Sorta Vampire Survivors plus Asteroids.

Go to any cyber security conference. Check out the CTF teams, Ghidra is used everywhere.

Can you prove that there is a backdoor? Remember that it is freely available, and if China, Russia, NK or any other nation state could find a backdoor, they would be shouting it from the rooftops to shame the US.

I dont doubt that the NSA could have seeded a backdoor in an open source project, but I very much doubt they would sign their name to it...

The NSA has two conflicting complementary missions, one is to hack everyone attack humans, and the other is to protect American networks and interests. defend capital.

Astro Loop, roguelike shooter

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.astroloop.game

Surprisingly addictive

I find Feudal Tactics to be a lot of fun.

Unciv is basically Civilization 5 with pixel graphics.

Ghidra is used by the best and brightest malware inspectors.

Can you prove your claim?

If it was backdoored, it would have been discovered almost immediately.

That's the hope. Reality is, these things still happen. Remember that even the extremely secure Linux Kernel was almost, if it was not discovered accidentally and looked into it, hit bey huge backdoor. What makes you so sure that Ghidra developers and inspectors is on the same level?

The problem we have with it is that if you rely on AI too much, you deskill the abilities you have. Doctors who have used AI to detect cancer then became worse at identifying cancer on their own without AI.

If you rely on it too much and don't just code by yourself, you're going to lose the ability. This is in science, if you don't use the neurons on your head, your brain will begin pruning it to save energy. This is called synaptic pruning. You make yourself dumber.

No.

You're right, it's a great analogy. I fucking nailed it because I'm awesome.

I have found myself by default believing the devs that break off from a massive project and create a fork saying they're fed up with whatever and they're going to do it right on their fork.

Yeah specifically they use Astro and have the same layout and fonts

I trust no one or anything entirely

I really like Endless Sky!

It's an open source PC game, but there's an open source mod for phones on F-Droid.

Edit: i almost forgot the best part! Because the game play relies on text files in a certain format, the PC story mods work with the phone game!

That reasoning is so vague it can be used to justify literally anything. Hence, useless.

Mindustry really had me hooked for some time. The devs call it an "automation tower defense RTS". GPL-3.

I just tried it. While I respect the art and the dialog was entertaining, I don't think it fits the "modern feel and polished experience" OP is looking for. I almost completely gave up on it until I found the d-pad option and it really requires 2 handed play.

for me personally, Element is a non-starter because it refuses to support custom emotes and stickers. Sable has great support for them, while also being one of the most fully feature clients I've tried.

https://docs.sable.moe/features/ https://sable.moe/

SPD is great. Easy to pick up for a quick run, easy to get engrossed in. Looks great and controls are intuitive.

I accidentally replied to this post.

sometimes yes and sometimes no. the desire for constant order is anathema to the rhythm of the universe. that type of system leads to decay.

SuperTuxKart

Accidentally replied to own post.

Going to give this a try.