callyral [he/they]

Sorry for the late response. I don’t think the mods should be conflicting, just put them both in the mods folder and see if that works. IIRC Valkyrien Skies is required on both the client and the server.

Is there a way to legally obtain a copy of Minecraft to join “offline” servers with?

Yes! If you already have a legal copy of the game (one that you paid for), Prism Launcher allows you to use an offline account (usually used for singleplayer when your internet is down), which lets you use any username. This is probably a feature in other launchers too.

I host my own Minecraft server and have online-mode set to false in serer.properties.

You can set it to true and use EasyAuth to allow offline players to join. This means online players get online UUIDs, and offline players have to log-in using commands and are given an offline UUID. You can also set up a global password, if you trust players won’t log-in as someone else.

There’s also EasyWhitelist for a name-based whitelist (by default I think whitelists are UUID-based, which probably don’t work with offline players).

I play Java edition on my NixOS desktop, although I also have my laptop running the same operating system and Java edition.

I also play Bedrock edition on my Android phone sometimes, although it sucks on mobile. Very rarely, I play Minecraft on PS4.

100 sublemmies? Is that the right word lmao?

no it isn’t, they’re called communities

“First free add-ons”? What about MCPEDL and similar sites? When I played Bedrock Edition (I play Java now) I usually got free add-ons, texture packs, etc. from there.

(also bedrock edition isn’t exactly on all platforms, at least officially. afaik i can’t run it under linux without using a third party solution)

it’s nice to see more gecko/firefox-based browsers

Correction: your store has a lot of known bugs with Firefox

what joke

Zoomify

A great zoom mod

editor · neovim configured with fennel

• plugin management · paq-nvim

• better fennel support · tangerine.nvim

• code highlighting · default vim regex, nvim-treesitter

• lsp management · mason.nvim

• …and even more open-source neovim plugins

shell · zshell

• plugin management · antidote

• plugins · belak/zsh-utils, olets/zsh-abbr, zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions, etc.

build system · gnu make

os · voidlinux

not programming related, but i though i’d mention

• krita · for drawing

• freetube · for watching youtube

i have pirated games before, usually games i wanted to buy but couldn't at the moment. for example: minecraft, which i played pirated for much time until i could buy it.

honestly, now that you said it it's really more obvious to me how it could potentially end up benefititng creators. i wouldn't have bought minecraft if i hadn't played it before.

how does piracy benefit creators? that sounds unlikely

I like Transmission, it's minimal and downloads torrents.

May I also mention aria2? I don't think it counts as a torrent client but it supports torrenting.