Lately I have to remind myself to refrain from suggesting friends to buy some of my favorite games because that money doesn't go anywhere close to their creators anymore.
I'm in favor, but that's for improving social media in general and beside the point.
Parents and legal guardians need better education and tools to effectively control what their kids and teens are exposed to online, not having their kids and teens used as an excuse to place everyone in an orwellian nightmare.
They purchase smartphones, tablets, consoles and PCs for their children and still most of them don't have a clue about what they can do to mitigate the risks associated with these devices. Those that do either have enough studies or need to contact a professional to get everything set up.
Governments should invest in this, even going as far as to tie these types of services to stores so when a parent buys a new iPhone for their minor it's already configured with the proper software, filters and permissions for a safe and adult monitored use at home.
Hopefully, the ethics of this also cover research on their functioning and preservation. Neurons usually have a much longer life than other cells, yet we've got a load of diseases that damage them.
All great games. Most of them on my wishlist too. A friend recently showed me there's a Seamless Coop mod in beta for Lies of P. A fun event could be held here someday thanks to that.
I'm still waiting for it to work on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. I have no issues with any previous version, but games always crash on startup when launching them with 11 (official, beta, CachyOS, etc) from Steam (native package) in my case.
Edit: Solved. The issue was caused by Secure Boot. It was blocking some Nvidia drivers among other things.
Chaps, I believe we can all agree that even if Id Software consisted of a cage filled with deranged chimps they'd still be more qualified and useful than any Microsoft exec.
I mean, I know I shouldn't ask, but how come a gorgeous assistant like yourself can't share with me a patient's cellphone number, sweet cheeks? Aren't you feeling the heat this summer? I know I am. 😘
AI services have made what was already horrible even worse, but I have to say it's satisfying to see how many fediverse users stop most of these accounts on their tracks as soon as they pop up.
We shouldn't take for granted how open and customizable PC gaming is. If things had gone the way Microsoft wanted we'd be paying a monthly online subscription for games with P2P matchmaking and every single one would need to be purchased and installed through the restrictive and utterly useless Xbox store.
Tried it once, it's features and quality were so lacking I stuck with Jellyfin. I'd charge Plex $4999.99 monthly to let their software stay in my devices.
Good to know they have a dairy subsidiary so I can add it to my blacklist.
I believe I nevet bit the dust. Souls have some of the most bothersome enemies but those poor gassy things never stood a chance.
Lately I have to remind myself to refrain from suggesting friends to buy some of my favorite games because that money doesn't go anywhere close to their creators anymore.
I'm in favor, but that's for improving social media in general and beside the point.
Parents and legal guardians need better education and tools to effectively control what their kids and teens are exposed to online, not having their kids and teens used as an excuse to place everyone in an orwellian nightmare.
They purchase smartphones, tablets, consoles and PCs for their children and still most of them don't have a clue about what they can do to mitigate the risks associated with these devices. Those that do either have enough studies or need to contact a professional to get everything set up.
Governments should invest in this, even going as far as to tie these types of services to stores so when a parent buys a new iPhone for their minor it's already configured with the proper software, filters and permissions for a safe and adult monitored use at home.
Accessible parental controls ARE the way forward. NOT digital ID and biometrics verification.
Supporting the latter shows a clear stance against privacy.
No you didn't
Hopefully, the ethics of this also cover research on their functioning and preservation. Neurons usually have a much longer life than other cells, yet we've got a load of diseases that damage them.
I had no idea about this! Thanks!
The best prize here is your friendship. 🫶
All great games. Most of them on my wishlist too. A friend recently showed me there's a Seamless Coop mod in beta for Lies of P. A fun event could be held here someday thanks to that.
I'm still waiting for it to work on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. I have no issues with any previous version, but games always crash on startup when launching them with 11 (official, beta, CachyOS, etc) from Steam (native package) in my case.
Edit: Solved. The issue was caused by Secure Boot. It was blocking some Nvidia drivers among other things.
Chaps, I believe we can all agree that even if Id Software consisted of a cage filled with deranged chimps they'd still be more qualified and useful than any Microsoft exec.
I mean, I know I shouldn't ask, but how come a gorgeous assistant like yourself can't share with me a patient's cellphone number, sweet cheeks? Aren't you feeling the heat this summer? I know I am. 😘
AI services have made what was already horrible even worse, but I have to say it's satisfying to see how many fediverse users stop most of these accounts on their tracks as soon as they pop up.
Another Unreal Engine stutterfest? No thanks.
We shouldn't take for granted how open and customizable PC gaming is. If things had gone the way Microsoft wanted we'd be paying a monthly online subscription for games with P2P matchmaking and every single one would need to be purchased and installed through the restrictive and utterly useless Xbox store.
Of any type of online interaction, really.
I'm interested.
I'll be playing a bit of Nioh 2 again.
As for a From Software game I'd permanently delete, I'd say this trailer speaks for itself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG1HahKYZzc
Tried it once, it's features and quality were so lacking I stuck with Jellyfin. I'd charge Plex $4999.99 monthly to let their software stay in my devices.