Yep.
Yep.
Yes, q,a,z, shift, and control.
I hope that if you do press the button
The game uninstalls itself.
I suppose thats the difference between Windows admins and Linux admins. Windows admins are used to click their way though things with fancy gui’s and wizards :)
That hasn’t been a thing for a decade. Any time you run into an issue or need to do something on mass you fire up PowerShell
Arguably the leviathan DLC for mass effect 3. Has you chasing down a mythical beast to help in the war.
Along with anything news related.
So it is a skill issue.
As long as the communities are relevant.
Putting a star trek meme into ten forward then cross posing to memes is fine. Cross posting to chevron7 is not.
What legitimate patent infringement case do you see in context of Palworld and Nintendo’s products? Be clear and specific.
Without going through all of their patent filings no one can. So again, that is the point. Lack of info
If you’re going to call for a ban on commentary, you need to have some of argument.
Never said a ban on commentary, just hate bullshit articles.
From my perspective, it is crazy to defend some random corporation
Something I agree with you on. Let them fight. This discussion is in the context of bullshit articles with zero information.
There is not enough information to have a take on it. That is his point.
The total amount of information out is:
That is literally it.
You say that like they don’t own a sizeable chunk of Epic.
If you have a dispute with Valve you have to hire a lawyer to take them to court. No “third party” mediation
Previously if you had a dispute with Steam you would go to a mediator appointed Valve and you discuss things with Valve and come to an agreement. Sounds good, as it doesn’t mean you have to involve lawyers.
Until you realise, Valve is paying for the mediator so the mediator has an incentive to agree with Valve to keep the business. In addition, any agreement is purely between you and Valve. It effects no one else, any previous agreement between Valve and the previous person has no bearing.
Contrast that to going to court, court decisions are binding and are able to be used in other court proceedings.
The problem is all the buying is purely so they can tick boxes on an insurance form.
We see it with our customers all the time, they request thing for cyber insurance reasons like a SIEM or EDR, but no one is checking the systems.
[His] opinion asserts that manipulating transient data generated during gameplay through third-party software does not infringe copyright according to the EU’s Computer Programs Directive. This distinction between protecting a game’s code and the temporary data it generates is a very significant one for all developers of game-enhancing tools.
The Advocate General also highlighted that the variable values in question are not original works of the game’s author but result from player interactions and game progression, which are unpredictable and dynamic. Since they depend on unforeseeable factors, these values lie beyond the author’s creative control.
That is an interesting distinction, the code to generate your health total is copyright but the actual health value you modify with cheats is not.
How else do we foster a sense of team if all the devs are not in the office 5 days a week?
Clearly what they need is more management layers and SCRUM masters to streamline the game creation process.
Now do a 5 year graph and realise it’s kinda back to pre pandemic levels.
Steam link for the lazy
Yea, how much do you know about SIP?
I ask because what I would do in this situation is run up a PBX, like FusionPBX, and get the ATA units to connect as an extension to allow calls between them.
No need for a sip trunk to a phone provider as you don’t care for external calls.