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“But we do not rule out that we will use this solution in the future.”

Yeah, what now?


I recommend to use an adblocker. It’s not a moral question anymore but pure self-defence, says multiple US secret services.




Nothing. isthereanydeal wrote me there’s something off on GoG.



Please invest some into the Linux client. The dropdown click-through problem exists for years already, the source of the problem is known and would be easy to fix on your side.

Or develop an API coupled with your DRM, so the community could develop some good interfaces already.


And is still way too much gated. Hopefully we get a process in the far future that can produce sub-10nm for a few 10000$ .




And lots of additional content in mods (you can do that for her, it’s pretty simple).

Another one, Universim. Oh, and Roller Coaster Tycoon 2, maybe Sims 3/4.


Maybe she would like to learn programming or Linux stuff?


“It’s better than the Fairphone 4” doesn’t really matter when I’m comparing the Fairphone to a Pixel phone.

What, why?



I’ll just wait a year or two until all bugs are ironed out, buy the game for $10 on sale without DRM or get a crack to own it.


Factorio going Stellaris?




Valheim still has ~2 FPS on the 5700G (~ equivalent to GT 1030), while stuff like AC Valhalla, Satisfactory, runs well with low to medium graphics @3k.





Btw, some sort of “optional Peer to Peer”, where volunteers host the platform P2P and everyone else can log in normally, does something like that exist?

To have a decentral platform for mods, against the near duopoly of Steam Workshop/Nexus.


I know Steam isn’t a technical monopoly

They try hard to monopolize mods for that. An issue especially with GoG & Steam multireleases; they hog all the mods (community work) on their Workshop.

There’s no good company, only less shitty ones.



Sure, but the storage chest was a poor example for progress.




Google justified this change by highlighting how extensions using the Web Request API could access and modify all the data in a network request, essentially being able to change everything that a user could do on the web (which is pretty scary and problematic when you think about it which is a perfectly valid usecase of a user-installed extension).



Btw, hw-based encryption is always a compromise betwen security, speed and cost. And holes in the blackbox firmware can only be fixed with updates, as long as supported and if the vendor is willing to.


Early adopters pay more for less anyway and they will remove Denuvo after a few months, because it’s a subscription service. Never understood the hurry of the crack groups.


Is that a screenshot from Starfield? Looks worse than i thougth.


Ah, cmon. Why not release this for PC too? Not like adapting to keyboard would be any difficult in this sort of game.