Given what I’ve heard of the Palworld case so far, this is a pretty safe bet.
Given Nintendork’s history, this wouldn’t surprise me.
For those who’ve been paying attention, this has been known a long time. Remember when Nintendo would falsely claim gaming videos on YT and take all of the earnings just because one of their games made an appearance?
Jack of all trades, master of none.
Now that The Grand Tour is dead, thess tossers aren’t producing anything worth pirating in my opinion anyway.
Particularly after a country publicly illigitimately arrested the CEO of said messenger.
Is this project dead? The github link gives back a 404.
And there’s the sad truth of it. Best we can do is those few of us who care enough to be educated do our best to make what we do hurt those scum suckers where it hurts them the most.
Sadly a lot of young people are taught nothing but convenience and ignorance. I’m the only one in any of my friend circles that says anything against these practices. All of my friends, from different walks of life just shrug me off.
People need education.
We’ll keep wondering cause the shift to digital clearly isn’t stopping piracy.
Hardware theft is on the menu today, boys.
Context clues would suggest it has something to do with piracy. One way to find out…
Not to my knowledge. They try to subpoena VPNs to give up client logs though. The good ones tell them where to shove it.
Fair enough. Thanks for the clarity.
Oh, was that it? I’d heard someone had hacked the EL Twitter account. That’s even dumber. Thanks for the correction and highlighting how much dumber the fallout was, luckily my misunderstanding didn’t take away from the main point.
In regards to how precedent can fuck over future decisions, could this now cause issues for libraries in the future?
True but they didn’t say 2 in the above comment and with 2 years off, it’s easy to not realise the first wasn’t released in the 2020s without checking.