The initiative start with the game “the crew”, where ubisoft shut down the servers and you can’t even play singleplayer. The argument is that your product can be removed without your consent. The counter-argument is that it is not a product, it is a license.

The best possible outcome is that developers be required to keep games playable if they don’t want to maintain it anymore,by either updating the game to work offline or providing lan/private server capabilities.

It might just end up being a warning when buying the game like “this is a license, not a product: access may be revoked at any time”

This slap question was a big meme several years ago, and when that video came out (years after the meme), it was an instant hit.

The fact that this discussion is still going shows how popular it is

If it works with any git platform, you have several alternatives + self hosting.

The chokepoint is the index, but if the mod repo is up and you have the url by some other way, it should work

You have a lot of faith in people’s logic level. Most people read at 6th grade level. There is a person saying “I think this”, do you really think everyone in there thought “I’m completely unaware of what the deceased thought”

Spotube uses your spotify library, but gets the audio from youtube

I don’t know why but this is the first time I read this phrase and it actually makes sense.

I knew exactly what it meant before, but it didn’t make sense until now

Don’t know if you had your answer already, the artificial heart does pump harder when exercising

https://youtube.com/shorts/uMLhsBO5fPM

Don’t know about max specifically, but these streaming services already lose a ton of money every year

More than ever, we see that money is made up

Other prosthetic/mechanical changes to hearts don’t do that, so I would guess this one doesn’t either. It would require interfacing with the brain and decoding stimulus, which would be much more complex.

Usually the recipents just keep activity low or pass out when they need the energy/heat dissipation and can’t get it.

I see, makes sense, so the problem is that the user tokens are collected without knowledge and could be used for pirating

What part of it is malicious? From what I understood, it is a illegal music downloading platform, and they say it opens its users to “legal action”.

Are we calling pirating-enabling software malicious now? Because pirating is ilegal?

How would a hash help? The dns just gives you info to resolve the destination, not the content.

They would need to map the trackers most likely

Proper PWA websites save very well to phone home screens (like voyager for Lemmy!)

You wanted to play a documentary or a game? Of course the player character solves important things

https://youtu.be/Nl7aCUsWykg

Fireship maybe? It is not that complicated, they just make a good cheap AI and big tech is panicking because they can only make good expensive AI

Source: having worked at any company, anywhere

If it was 42h a month then it would start being concerning. 21 days, 1h each way - still good considering the suburbanization of many places.

However, if they are just mentioning time in a traffic jam, not time rolling, then it gets bad

You said some control works well, so it might not be your case, but i will leave the info here for others too.

Make sure your display is set to low latency like a “game mode”, otherwise you get massive input lag

https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/resources/hard-drive-test-data

Backblaze reports are cool

Microsoft having IE/Edge as the default browser has already cost them in the past. I don’t think Apple faced anything with Safari.

The problem today with chrome is how prevalent it is and how that influences the main product of the internet (advertising), which happens to be Google’s mais product too. Apple can at least make the argument that they make their money with the hardware, not the browser.

Either way, I think all OS should at least give you a list of browsers on first use to choose from.