That’s an interesting insight, thanks!

Usb is 5v standard, it can negotiate something else, then it’s called usb-pd

You can bump 10 years ahead, my car doesn’t have tracking 😄

patat

Survival horror game: “nothing of interest here”

Loot game: “you have found 1 bullet”

I use obsidentify

But they can still scrape it, it just costs them computation?

If the posted speed is >30mph and you juiced your legs like Armstrong, then I guess, at least here, it’s fair game.

Large groups of cyclists can go between 40 and 50kph on a level road, so if they go downhill then sure.

“worldnews”: American local news

Ebikes that do 30mph? That’s a special category called speedpedelec here. Need a license to ride, mandatory helmet, mandatory insurance and mandatory license plate on the “bike”. All other electrified bicycles are called ebikes, no license, plates or helmet required (but I insist you wear one anyway), they’re limited to 25kph (what is that, like 14mph?) assisted and the motor can’t exceed 250W.

I have loads of DVDs and a lot more VHS tapes but you don’t exactly keep watching the same thing over and over again, except a few favorites. Buying a mediocre movie just to watch once will have you thinking about how much it’s worth the space and money.

OTOH, here at least, you are allowed to have/create a backup of your media, so having rips of those is no issue and they are more convenient.

They key is to diversify. Use different types of storage media, and duplicate your efforts and bury then duplicates somewhere else.

If you can choose only 1 I would choose tape archives. Vacuum seal all your media, whatever they may be. Throw in some of those dehumidifier packets. Moisture will be your biggest enemy.

If possible, also add the means to be able to read your media after a long time. Add a couple of raspberry pi computers, vacuum sealed and dehumidified-by-packets again, and usb readers or HATs for the media you chose (though I doubt you will find a cheap tape drive with USB connection, the only option I found was £9000).

Over the years, as new technology gets developed, in particularly interface connectors that will replace USB, I would add converters if possible or just keep them around. Nothing suspicious about having some USB/sata/sas to <new technology> converter in your house.

Or, you know, you could always go with m-disc. Burners are cheap (40€ to 160€) and discs are cheap (4x 100GB costs 100€). For potentially 140€ you could store 400GB on a solid solution. Would still add a reader and devices as described above.

Veloren

Veloren is an action-adventure role-playing game set in a vast fantasy world.

https://veloren.net/

VoxeLibre, what started out as a Minecraft clone is now trying to go it’s own way. Does what it says on the tin. Being not quite MC gives it something fresh, yet familiar imo.