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Not sure on Discord Library, but with Steam that is configuration and I can't uninstall the game and then install it again later from within Steam. What would make me be a fan of being agnostic would take something similar to Movies An
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Pulling from what I said in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18600248 I guess this explains Valve improving the revenue share a bit on Steam recently. Also, at first I wasn't thinking this would be much of anything
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I'd be game with the multiple storefronts if the library aspect were decoupled. If I bought Sea of Thieves in Microsoft Store and I bought Destiny 2 in Battle.NET, having a launcher that was able to download and install both of them wi
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I guess this explains Valve improving the revenue share a bit on Steam recently. Also, at first I wasn't thinking this would be much of anything (yet another storefront), but the kicker per the article is that those developing in Unrea
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Fortnite-Maker Aims for Steam’s Head with Epic Games Store(techcrunch.com)
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I don't think it is a situation that people are for censorship so much as they don't see any net benefit in avoiding a market that does do censorship. Google was in China at one point. They took a stand and got out. Since then, An
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this. If the Xbox app on Windows 10 worked like I was under the impression of based on the announcement (that it'd function like a launcher for your games regardless of storefront purchased from), that'd probably push me away from
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maybe from a philosophical standpoint, but in the end then the Chinese people don't have access to Google. The options in China are similarly censored. So it isn't like Google would be engaged in something that is an outright nega
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You want GDPR to remove censorship or are you wanting where results are removed due to GDPR for an indication that the removal took place due to GDPR? If the latter, honestly, I'd imagine that would be something Google would want to pu
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but how many protests against Google's actions (like the AI or whatever for DoD thing before it) before you realize it is just a bad fit and maybe you should look elsewhere lest your work be used for actions you disagree with?
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not saying you're taking offense to the critique, but I wouldn't. While I don't use Redux nor have experience with the docs for it, there have been some concepts that I didn't grasp from reading the docs for a topic wher
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While maybe not particularly valuable, it is pertinent when saying "x is worse in place y than in the military": without experience in the military, it would be impossible to say (not saying the words, but for credibility).
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I'm probably not the best to speak on the topic as I don't use TDD (nor have I), but I think the idea is good if maybe a bit unorthodox: leveraging tests to define examples of inputs/outputs and setting "guards" to
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Ads, assuming ads based on the status that was popping up in the bottom left, constantly refreshing should be illegal. I got to the point of trying to hover over the link about the people not having standing to sue Ohio to see the URL and c
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Just had to look it up: https://www.razer.com/project-valerie They demoed it and apparently the unit they demoed was stolen when they were leaving the show. Not going to lie, I’d love an Acer Iconia style portable at this p
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Looking at this and then the 4 examples they give, wow, I appreciate Bootstrap more (saying Bootstrap as it tends to be blamed for conformity of websites now). The reason why Bootstrap is nice relative to what they give as examples is that
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Are we talking like Razer's concept from a couple years ago at one of the tech shows (CES? I don't remember, honestly) or something like Acer's Iconia dual screen tablet/notebook?
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This may be of interest to you, the GP's story about the coworker reminded me of this: https://blog.aboutamazon.com/working-at-amazon/blind-since-b...
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oh, well I may just have to give that another look then. Thank you both for correcting my misunderstanding of that mechanic.
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FFXIV's mechanic is that you swap gear and that swaps class or something to that effect (I'm not 100% sure). So if I leveled to 15 in ClassA, put on gear for ClassB, I'm a level 15 ClassB. I'd prefer the job system where
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anyone who uses eGPUs (w/ Nvidia): whenever I setup my MBP shortly after buying (middle of this year), one of the steps required disabling Secure Boot and another security item via terminal. Is that still the case? Pretty sure my T2 ch
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the game kind of forces this with 2 trade skill max for characters (provided you are interested in that part of the game, that is. But I've always gravitated towards that from my first MMO Ultima Online playing a blacksmith/miner)
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It is basically a race to ilvl 320 and then run warfronts for gear and then go raid/heroics if inclined. Personally, I wish they'd open warfronts up earlier and the gear you get have ilvl similar to how world quest rewards "s
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Is that the case? I have read where Denuvo has been pretty effective for various games. I believe it eventually ends up getting cracked, but they've said the main goal is to delay it not to eliminate it as they feel the latter is impos
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No disagreement there, but the correlation is apparently causing an increase in car insurance costs, regardless of causation.
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I don't use it nor if it were legal tomorrow, I highly doubt that would change (I don't drink either, for that matter). That being said, with one of the major knocks (or at least scapegoats) against it being crime, if they'd
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I agree with a lot of this, but I think if we are talking updates as upgrades, the industry and consumers forced their hands with fast update cycles with meaningful feature adds. Not excusing what is happening here, they allowed it to be re
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Because it is a test. One would imagine they want to limit the scope initially and expand out as time (and gravitation towards being a full fledged product) allows. This doesn't seem particularly shocking. Shadow just recently (I belie
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Because if your connectivity and their servers are able to handle the load, this reduces the need for a gaming PC for a lot of people which in turn makes Android and ChromeOS very attractive. Or, promising the ability to play it within Chro
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I can only speak for the US market I guess, but they haven't found a real need for a PC/Mac outside of what a Chromebook can do, so at the end of the day, I don't feel it bodes well for PC/Mac long term. I'm a devel

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