skeaker

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by skeaker 2y ago
We're getting away from the point. What does it matter what the specific use case is? Who are you to be the arbiter of a valid or invalid use case? This one guy didn't justify himself to fulfill your arbitrary personal requirement
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by skeaker 2y ago
Fair question! To figure this out, you could calculate the price per GB that you're paying and that you would pay for local and compare the two values. Cloud storage can and often does have a better deal in instances like yours! With t
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by skeaker 2y ago
Interesting. I guess you could just stick to the Github web editor to stay compliant? Really a terrible way to go about things though
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by skeaker 2y ago
Yes, and they opt to sell video games from most anyone who opts in to their store. Fundamentally, that is their business. What you're asking of them is beyond unreasonable because it fundamentally goes against what they do and it would
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by skeaker 2y ago
So you're the one passing the cold around. Please stop doing that! We all resent it.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Sorry, but are you saying you believe Valve is responsible for the development of every game on their store? In case you're just genuinely unaware, games are developed by a variety of people and studios completely separately from Valve
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by skeaker 2y ago
In this context, progress would probably refer to moving to a power source that doesn't kill people or destroy the planet. I think that is generally pretty agreeable even if you want to get into a definitional argument.
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by skeaker 2y ago
>Is it litigious if they're enforcing their own patents? In most cases, probably yeah. Patent trolls and malicious actors make such easy money off of frivolous patents that the default assumption in cases like these is that it'
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by skeaker 2y ago
Is it really fair to call word of mouth "marketing" in this context, where it's implied to be intentionally pushed by the developer?
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by skeaker 2y ago
This is cherry-picked to the point of revisionism, no? There used to be dozens and dozens of apps and countless useful bots and other tools that ran off of the API. <1% of those tools surviving the price hike actually further confirms th
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by skeaker 2y ago
Actions speak louder than words.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Well no, that's not evidence, that's an accusation with no source.
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by skeaker 2y ago
No, I don't believe this was what anyone was thinking. Copyright very obviously extends egregiously beyond this.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Plenty of that with airplanes.
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by skeaker 2y ago
I've been doing this in Firefox for maybe two years now with the Simple Tab Groups extension.
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by skeaker 2y ago
They have it in their absolute authority to push out a patch at any time that will make the data be uploaded, even if it isn't right now.
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by skeaker 2y ago
That at least seems to line up with their business ethos as a whole.
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by skeaker 2y ago
EAC works fine with Proton, but compatibility is locked behind a toggle that the game developer has to enable.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Sure, but I think the point is that that doesn't matter anymore. Not sure what you meant by restating this, seems irrelevant.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Unfortunately when they pulled official servers they also yanked the game off of most storefronts, and now what few community servers still exist suffer from a complete lack of new blood. Sure, you can still play it, but I'll still mis
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by skeaker 2y ago
Sounds like he indeed wouldn't mind, given that he started his comment with "I don't care about any of that."
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by skeaker 2y ago
I think the difference in this case isn't the quality but the cost for said quality.
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by skeaker 2y ago
At that point you may as well still hit the bell, even if only to further boost your preferred creators.
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by skeaker 2y ago
It isn't rolled out to every channel yet. Back when the chapters feature was added to Youtube not every video would have it even if they had the correct syntax in their description. I happened to upload a video around that time and hap
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by skeaker 2y ago
This is not a source
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by skeaker 2y ago
That ship has sailed. People can and will just play on old versions if it comes to this. They already do for older versions that have better mod support.
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by skeaker 2y ago
I mean it's just momentum = mass*velocity. Something with more mass inherently has more momentum, and will therefore be harder to stop in an emergency/hit harder when it crashes. That's obviously more dangerous no matter how
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by skeaker 2y ago
No? They said all as in all, it sounds like.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Not sure how you can come to this conclusion. Seems obviously false by intuition, napkin math, and a cursory search.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Those should allow it too. Them setting a bad precedent doesn't mean we should continue to abide by it, just that there's more work to be done undoing it.

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