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beretguy
3y ago
No wonder. Look at how many people in this very thread actually defend not owning their games. It takes a lot of patience and effort to explain to these people something as basic as 1 + 1= 2. I gave up, but I’m glad other people keep fighti
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beretguy
3y ago
This can’t help online only games. Nobody other than the company has access to server code.
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beretguy
3y ago
“I don’t want to say what they’re asking for is impossible” Who are “they”?
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The largest campaign ever to stop publishers destroying games [video]
(youtube.com)
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beretguy
3y ago
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beretguy
3y ago
Somebody messed up some COBOL script.
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beretguy
3y ago
No, they take their roots from the early years of IBM. Xerox never had anything to do with these. You are clearly misremembering something or you have no clue what you are talking about. Please take a seat and don’t speak until spoken to.
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beretguy
3y ago
No, Apple was not trying to protect users from using spyware. They just wanted users to stay inside of their own ecosystem. Apple is not the good guy.
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beretguy
3y ago
No. Nuclear is the way to go.
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beretguy
3y ago
I’m getting 404. Is it because I’m not logged in?
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"Stop the line?" – snap scam attack
(forum.snapcraft.io)
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beretguy
3y ago
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beretguy
3y ago
Microsoft wants users to move away from GitHub to other alternatives.
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beretguy
3y ago
Wait… you can undo an update on macs? (I don’t use macOS).
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beretguy
3y ago
Programmers these days like to overcomplicate things for some reason. I’m as puzzled as you are.
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beretguy
3y ago
Just use invidious and stop worrying about things. https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=pDUUT2Y_9qk
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beretguy
3y ago
Yeah, I mean, there is no better “daily drivable” alternative that I know of.
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beretguy
3y ago
Indeed. Hence the second paragraph.
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beretguy
3y ago
They just shouldn’t artificially prevent installation of newer software.
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beretguy
3y ago
Can it run Linux? If yes, then it’s worth buying.
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beretguy
3y ago
Should have installed Linux on it.
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beretguy
3y ago
People like you and I unfortunately are a minority. For some reason people think that if product lasts for a few years it’s perfectly normal. Laptops should be upgradable and lasting 10-15+ years until software advances to such a degree tha
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beretguy
3y ago
RSS and old.Reddit.com are the only ways I read Reddit.
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beretguy
3y ago
Not sure why your text is greyed out. It is a very solid advice (even though you got a typo in 50% of your words).
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beretguy
3y ago
Search for “I still don’t care about cookies” extension.
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beretguy
3y ago
And finally finally, replace android with GrapheneOS. But seriously, it sucks that it is such a pain in a butt to find phone that supports alternative os and sometimes even hard to install stuff into that too.
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beretguy
3y ago
Is it possible to wrap “cellular connection” module in copper mesh to cut it off from sending data?
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beretguy
3y ago
That’s awesome! I’d play it… if I wouldn’t refuse to use Google products.
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beretguy
3y ago
Worst case scenario change banks.
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beretguy
3y ago
Sunsetting before I even knew about it.
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beretguy
3y ago
Worst case you can use laptop.
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beretguy
3y ago
> that has been fed to you Nobody fed me anything. I used basic logic to come to that conclusion.
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