There are so many variables though ... most of the time you have to compromise on a few things.

> Can you explain your use case?

pretty sure you can run it un-censored... that would be my use case

Descent was such a great game... are there any modern versions of it? CSGO almost feel 2D when compared to this relic.

Yes, from the original creators of Descent: https://store.steampowered.com/app/448850/Overload/

we must surely be moving toward it.... otherwise they wouldn't have used the term "close"... otherwise this is just cliK bait.

The Matrix is like a modern religion

It isn't ... look up civil forfeiture.

I want to be able to read flagged comments.... why is it no longer possible, /u/DANG? Because most of the time I don't agree with the flagging anyways.... and it is important to look at opposing views.

Yeah the moderation is absolutely atrocious these days. I got flagged for quoting the IMF a few weeks ago lmao.

I guess they are taking example from the LLMs.. I would call it censorship though

they need to allow/make possible home production... like a 3d printer but for drugs

That kind of technology is still science fiction when it comes to medicine. Any sort of nanoassembly you may read about is for more homogeneous layers of specific materials, not individual organic molecules. There is research into using designed proteins as factories, but that is nascent technology, and far more complex than spool of filament.

I should have said DIY chemical reactor or something similar instead of 3d printers

You can set up a home lab, in many places it is legal if you spend the money to set up a proper lab and register with local regulators.

But chemistry is very dangerous. You have to properly dispose of waste. Many precursors to drugs are poisonous, flammable, carcinogenic, or even explosive. Even trained chemists have lab accidents. Many chemists over a certain age are blind or deaf on one side.

You know who builds DIY chemical reactors? People cooking meth. It doesn't end well.