2000UltraDeluxe

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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   To begin with, it would be prohibitly expensive, as in fines at the level of 4% of Meta's global revenue. Further consequences could be repeat fines. Not paying the fines would most likely result in actions like preventing European adv
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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   The 360 had some rather insane releases towards the end of it's life, GTA 5 was just one of them. Watch Dogs and Risen 3 were very capable open-worlders, that shouldn't run on such low-end hardware and I'm still not sure how
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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   > To be fair, a lot more people now (many of whom are not tech nerds) are forced to use computers in order to do things that didn't require a computer 30 years ago. This is definitely a contributing factor. Forcing non-technical peo
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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   30 years ago, information technology was made with the expectation that users would tinker with it. Subsequently, most products were designed with that in mind, and the documentation was written with tinkering in mind. Today's consumer
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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   It's right there in the article? > Sexual activity was largely unchanged among unmarried women, along with no notable decline among gay men, researchers reported. As an almost middle-aged straight man, from Europe, I see the problem
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   by 2000UltraDeluxe 5y ago

   It's a brilliant game. The Amiga soundtrack is still one of the best out there. The Dune-themed RTS games from Westwood were cool too.