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I would definitely buy this. At half the price and without the Battle.net requirement.

Worth noting that this is from a GDC survey.

Taking a 30 percent cut seems to be standard for the industry, and Valve provides above-standard services such as Workshop, matching, cloud sync, various community integrations. That aside, if they took a smaller cut, none of this would be passed on to the customer. In summary, whichever way the suit goes, I don’t see a reason to care.

You may be thinking of the UK petition.

No, I mean the error pops up as soon as the launcher opens, not when you try to login through Steam. My point is that it detects that you’re running the client through Steam, so it’s even more likely that A Steam release isn’t far off.

I tried it out, but got stopped by the anti-cheat every time I attempted to launch the game. Seeing the Steam login, which has an error except when you launch through Steam, is very suspicious.

The storytelling in Nikke is legitimately interesting, and for what it’s worth I’ve never had to spend money.

What a reprehensible, disingenuous representation of what he actually said. I’m not a fan of the guy, but PC Gamer is trash as well. Scary to see how people here are reacting just because it’s about X and AI.

I think the episode started off pretty poorly, with exposition being shoved down our throats in the most inelegant way possible, but it did get more interesting over time. I’ll keep watching for now, but I’m definitely concerned that the writing won’t be able to able to keep up with the visuals.

When I switched to Linux I initially settled on Kubuntu. First upgrade it completely crapped out, and the solution wasn’t readily apparent, so I went with something else. Now, my current distro has also crapped itself once, but that was solved without much hassle.

You need to work on your reading comprehension. I said that it’s not true that it doesn’t have those issues.

I don’t know if you’ve watched the video because it proves my point: the game has stuttering issues, they’re just not as bad as BL4.

That’s just not true.

He didn’t actually say that, he was referring to Bible verse to prove another person’s selective quoting of the Bible. I didn’t want to get into a discussion on specifics, so I deliberately didn’t touch on the points in the image - and I won’t do so any further.

If you are celebrating murder you are a disgusting person. I have nothing further to say on this matter.

The list having an overlaid illustration of him getting murdered invalidates your entire post. That’s not intended to bring anybody together.

I don’t care whether someone agreed with his opinions, in large part I didn’t, but reveling in the assassination of a person over peaceful conversation is despicable.

You suggested Wireguard, not me. I’m pointing out how it isn’t a great solution to the problem that was presented; you can safely access it remotely with a VPN, but then that isn’t very useful for sharing with others, and you can expose the service to the internet at large, but then you’re opening yourself to risk.

Your mom’s Tizen TV doesn’t have a Wireguard or Tailscale client, so you’re going to be the person configuring her router, or setting up a Pi or something, as well as now being the designated tech support.

One was automatic collections, but the plugin for this has since been updated, and the bug I was experiencing has been fixed. The one remaining feature that I’m missing is user ratings for media. On Plex I have automatic collections of movies that I’ve rated four and five stars, and it’s quite useful.

Jellyfin is great… As long as you’re the only one who needs to access the server. I’ve switched to using Jellyfin myself, but I still run Plex for others to access.

I’ve found that I get a smoother playback experience on Jellyfin, but even outside of potential security issues, there are a still couple of features I miss from Plex.

Some people clearly don’t see a difference between mentioning a part of a relationship and just stating what their sexuality is. One is appropriate in a much broader spectrum of settings than the other, regardless of what the sexuality of the person in question is, and I feel like people who don’t understand, or refuse to, are likely to be obnoxious to be around in general.