Neutral is negative by default, unfortunately.

I don’t agree, especially cause we talk here about reverse engineering which is considered as relatively hardcore skill and in the positive way.

If I was saying: “There’s lot of transgenders in blackhat hacking”, there you might draw some negative conclusion.

Anyway, that was not my intention and sorry, it is not something ‘obvious’.

open the curtain and the window, take a deeeep breath.

you are assuming the bad here.

read my sentence:

There’s a lot of transgender in the hacking (reverse engineer) community…

reverse engineer being an hardcore craft/skill, I don’t think you could reasonably say that I was diminishing them.

seeing how low my score went on a simple sentence, I think it’s time for some reflection, people…

you’ll note that I didn’t say anything special but got downvoted to -76 :)

I don’t mind downloading stuff (ie from steam) on PC as this device is multitasking but for a gaming console aka “appliance”, I expect a plug n play approach. and when i speak about streaming, I mean, plug n play, no downloading time and minimized loading (between 5 to 10sec max).

It makes sense. thanks

I never thought I would say that but if remote/streamed gaming is a thing and it works fast, I might consider this option. Pretty sad how the media evolved.

unfortunately, I do that often. Even when using meta search engine which sources to google, Google UX and results are simply better but sometime feeling is just not rationale

regarding duckduckgo, it is simply too long to type and people rarely configure their browser, especially on mobile.

so yeah, in a sense, Weinberg is right. At the very least, a choice should be provided on first run but you can’t force people to be curious.

Unreal engine will probably do the same shit than Unity, Unreal engine might be opensource (not FOSS), I think there’s the same clauses about production royalties.

Even if Godot wins, there’s a cost to move.

rule 1: get user by giving free candy rule 2: let’s them build their product, workflow on your tools rule 3: harvest.

Good CaptainObvious. The site has been made on purpose to illustrate these behaviors, there’s no function/cookies/logic code behind. Switching browser doesn’t change anything as it is fake.

Jeez…