The Codex series is definitely worth watching.
You might also enjoy Arby 'n' the Chief - it's not exactly machinima but it certainly fits the culture. If you played Halo 2 or 3 during the peak days, it will be nostalgic.
There is a fantastic YouTube documentary about this:
On the Verge of Collapse - The Story of Rooster Teeth
Highly recommended if you were ever a fan of any of their work. They were ahead of their time in a lot of ways.
and then no one could open the door, and they never got their hands back
Don't waste your time on jealousy
Sometimes you're ahead, sometimes you're behind
The race is long
And in the end
It's only
With yourself.
Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) - Baz Lurhmann
so... it's obsolete?
...was double posting the thing?
I'm in such suspense
I'm not sure what good an offline password manager would be... if you just mean self-hosted, Bitwarden and Vaultwarden both support that.
I tried KeePass and a couple variants like KeePassXC at one point and found them clunky and difficult to use effectively across multiple devices. Definitely not a good place for new users to start, and I'm not sure what problem they solve that isn't better served by Vaultwarden (assuming the main idea is to not use a commercial product).
you know, not everybody likes onions...
OK. Do we need modern electronic devices, or are they a luxury?
Because if we don't need them, then there's a lot less need for rare earths in general and this entire argument is moot.
You can't just handwave the details and say, "You figure it out!" and then act like you've made some salient, insightful point. If you think it's so simple to figure out, that only indicates that you haven't looked into the issue beyond the surface level.