A lot of awful AI art

We already have a pretty good LotR MMORPG. Sure it's dated but works fine imo

My demo disc only had a video of the game :( But it had playable demos of many other games!

When I was a kid, like around 6 years old, we had a game demo disc for PS1 that had a little demo video of this game. I've never seen it irl, but I get a nice little whiplash of nostalgy of everything that disc contained whenever I see it mentioned. Definitely a unique piece of digital history, this game!

Oh yes true, I forgot about that! That is pretty huge actually.

I don't use VPNs in general, but I did give Mullvad a try for a month because my friend had been talking about it. It's simple to use and offers pretty much everything you might want from a VPN. They also take privacy VERY seriously. You can literally pay them in cash, if you want literally no digital footprint from your Mullvad purchase. It's pretty neat.

I'll have to mention though, I'm not a big VPN expert, but my experience was positive. I'm sure you'll get more technical answers from other people.

My top two are Dota 2 (1520h) and CS 2 (800h), but since I have quit competitive games, I'll mention the third place: I have 598 hours on Fallout 4.

Back in my day console prices went down with time...

As an unemployed student, can confirm. Anyone with low income is fucked. And there's a lot of us.

That I cannot answer. The way Anna's Archive works, I believe, is that the files are stored somewhere else. They do care about privacy though, and even accounts are made without email with a random string as your username. Might want to look into it some more.

Anna's Archive (Currently located at [https://annas-archive.gd/]) would be my site of choice to share the book on! I can't comment on the scanning thing though, sorry about that.

Some very niche books, like books that are related to a game series for example. Also some university literature, scientific papers and history/culture books that are either hard to find or very expensive locally.