Allright, I had some issues that were solved by switching at least, I’m happy for now! Also agree to the other commenter on librewolf for desktop!

I thought iceraven hadn’t been updated in a while? I switched to waterfox this summer, and it works better.

I’ve been wanting a colony/city builder where you gather resources and build up your defenses, as well as the colony/city itself to keep your people fed and happy.

You would get raided by bandits and other factions, and hope your defenses hold up, tower defense style. It would be cool if you could also head down to the battlefield yourself in first person.

As time goes by, you research new technology and evolve your city from ancient to more modern era, which makes you redesign your city to accommodate for the new tech. It would have nice qol so you can copy and paste your paths/roads, walls and fortifications without having to lay down brick for brick - unless you really want to.

Growing into a kingdom/civilization with multiple cities could also be a cool feature, and also open up for invading and taking over other cities to grow your empire. This might also lead to focusing your outer cities on defense, while specialising your inner cities for population and economy growth, as well as research and logistics.

Basically Civilization, Age of Empires, Sim City and more in one neat package.

This is a proper shower thought! Not sure if anything spectacular happened in 1978 though.

That diagram is probably cryptic to someone who reads German as well, as it is in Norwegian. Not that I have any knowledge to what you’re asking in the first place.

Keychron

So basketball, baseball and handball is basically football too, neat.

Fair enough, although I don’t have thousands of play time on most games either.

I also listen to The Doors and watch the dollar trilogy once in a while - music and movies can be timeless too!

https://www.tinehandel.no/produkt/tine-meierismor-250-g-beger-1034.html

Butter does, in fact, also come in tubs.

Took me a moment to realize this wasn’t a satirical approach towards ladies on rollerblades

Mayhem - The Dawn of the Black Hearts,

Look up at your own peril, this comes with trigger warnings