Well it’s obvious that the registrar is to blame. Anyone can send emails requesting the takedown. The registrar shouldn’t do it. Are Funko and Brandshield scummy? Yes, but they are not who took down itch, it was the registrar. Also Funko calling anyone’s mother is fucked up.
To be fair if some ultra rich wanted their money be used efficiently for good they sure as hell wouldn’t want them to be taxed.
You say it like it’s okay to do if you are not fucking massive.
You can add that their client was actually a malware at some time.
Yeah, but frankly the high seas usually provide less than Steam does even with money in the equation. And that’s probably the only case when high seas is worse, with all the other services in my experience the high seas provide better service(spotify was close). So the point is if a game doesn’t release on Steam it’s release date just moves to the moment it releases on Steam. Not the best scenario, but Steam really has little competition and Epic surely isn’t trying to be one.
Didn’t you need new laptop for MacOS as well?
That monitor looks so sexy.
VR is not exclusive to Alyx as well. I could run Diablo 2 but not HL2.
It required a good computer which I living in a third-world country didn’t have.
It was the same for HL2 though. I played it like 10 years after it was released, didn’t make the game worse. With VR the first experience will probably be even better in the future.
That’s not a fair comparison, age matters, most people don’t get smarter or stronger when they grow old. More fair comparison would be “you can’t fight against a child”, some children are quite strong for their age, as Mike definitely is for his age, and some eager children would surely want to fight against a professional in his prime. But there’s no point for said professional to fight them apart from a show match, and you don’t destroy children or elders in a show match even of you can.
What’s good exchanging one bad service for another bad service? Elon can just buy it.
Well she did have a decent chance judging by results. It’s not like it was a crushing victory.
Those are noobs though, just git good and save the world with a small dick.
That is wrong assumption. We know that even when something is infinite it may never reach required value. Shakespeare or anything else may be a unique event in the infinite space-time universe.
You assume that monkeys are identical, communicate with each other and know what they are doing. Take one of these away and all of the infinite monkeys will press the same buttons basically making them one monkey. Take another and they will type random gibberish.
The point of the dilemma is for non of those to be the case. The point is can Shakespeare or anything valuable to humans appear in random given enough time and resources? Basically can “the AI” as we know it now that doesn’t actually have “I” create something new and valuable?
And the answer is(going from the basic maths) yes it may produce something cool but it also may never produce Shakespeare or anything cool and will never know what it can do and what it can’t.
Yeah, it’s literally whether the publisher wants to install malware with their games or not.
They are still in the mindset of “we are the only player in the field and people can’t live without us”.
No, they are in the mindset “we are a company selling cloud Linux, our legacy products are money drain”. They clearly state it in their yearly reports.
Shouldn’t you be then using some amendment to restore democracy? Because that surely isn’t democracy.