Especially detachable controllers and their games supporting them. You can have two per player in a 4 player game, or 8 where each holds one. I quite liked the feature and found it novel. I am not sure if you can do the same using emulators - or at least do it as seamlessly.

The only way there is emulation. Sure, you won’t get to use the cool features of their hardware, and you might get to play a buggy game a year after release, but you are not supporting a shifty company - and that counts.

Oh no, Joomla is just Wordpres with worse documentation.

Paul Tassi joked that we were gonna have a gun called Hawk 2A and a fellow dev asked me if it was real and I wanted to put my hand down the sink grinder.

As long as it didn’t scream “Buy muh crypto” when shooting, I would’ve loved the inside joke.

Three, actually

Most companies are not really suited for instant switching to a different cert service.

Fuck PEGI, their ratings always sucked and weren’t useful at all. Full blown swearing? 13+. One cigar through 500 hours of gameplay? Adults only. Never cared, never will.

Not, the problem is that kernel level ACs are a security and privacy risk, a violation of what I do and what I am willing to share, and a bullshit way to enforce fair play. They already suck at detecting cheats, it is a cat and mouse game, and the mouse has always been ahead.

Next thing is they will require for me to stream my face, hands, and feet to ensure I am not cheating…

I mean, who wouldn’t in this case

Journalism, probably

I am a man and I still crave his presence

Used to be 1, then 0, now 1 again. Hopefully back to 0 again.

All the brain cells from doing bureaucracy

Understandable, from a software engineer’s view, I get it.

IMO the biggest challenge is to fundamentally change how one thinks about given system. The goal is not to want to get it to behave like windows. But I understand it is hard for someone who used windows his whole life (I’ve been like that aswell). LibreOffice will never look like Office, downloading new software is not gonna be just running an .exe installer, and system settings will sometimes not be just “click here and it does what you want”.

Not trying to convince you (or anyone), but just my two cents.

Not evangelizing in any way, but it is worth a try. If “back in college” was 10 years ago, I could hardly agree more that it was pain all around, but it is so much easier nowadays that even I without any advanced knowledge in Linux I could setup one of the harder distress (Arch) without any pain at all (thanks Archinstall).

Do it the other way, change your OS! Embrace the pinguin!

Depends which path you take, it could also be your local hospital for letting these hacker be born.

It is a national emergency and most front line fighters are not volunteers. Russians are not, either, but most are willing because they’ve been brainwashed into thinking Ukraine shouldn’t exist.

It is easier to enforce access than to enforce ethical algorithm. Sadly, it is not perfect, but it is better than allowing it.

Gamifying seeding? Sign me up!