If I remember correctly it avoids the streaks by taking several long-exposure photos and then combining them.

Optimization? Did you mean to write monopolistic, anti-competitive, and unethical practices?

Because if there’s one thing Nvidia knows how to do, it’s to play dirty.

Tidal doesn’t even have anything over Spotify.
Their version of Spotify Connect barely works at the best of times, on my AV I couldn’t get it to work at all.

And Qobuz… isn’t even available in a bunch of countries.

For me, the only real alternative is piracy and setting up my own streaming.
But I’m too lazy for that, so with Spotify at least the artists get paid something, and I can be reasonably certain that whatever I want to listen to will actually be available.

Also, Bandcamp was sold a while ago and fired half their staff, so not sure about ethics here.

Oh, sorry.

It’s just hard to assume good intentions when so many people actually excuse these actions. :/

“Not that deep”? They shouldn’t have been anywhere near the border, that’s not where the front lines are.

And some of them were shot down, you can’t just claim it’s “not that deep” as if they just stopped by themselves.

I’m not saying I don’t sympathize, but when this happens to me I just downvote and move on.

There’s a difference between what you’re saying, and intentionally visiting threads about a thing you supposedly care so little about that you have to announce it for everyone.

That’s why I mentioned Wireguard is trivial. :)

On Android I can have the VPN active basically 24/7, it’s basically transparent in daily usage.

It’s simple, don’t open it to the web directly.

If you have the ability to make your server public you also have the ability to put Wireguard on it, and after initial setup it’s trivial to use it.

You shouldn’t really host publicly any service that you won’t be monitoring regularly for security incidents.

Well, you’ve spent 200h on it, so clearly you must enjoy it.

Nothing bad with enjoying a shallow game.

Yeah, I remember, now we still have Windows being vulnerable, but in addition we also have untested changes pushed automatically to paying customers.

Forced updates are great!

Sure looks like a paywall to me, except you get a choice of a currency you can pay with.

Isn’t that about different channel though?

What did the piece claim?

Well, I’d expect a professional driver to anticipate and switch lanes early enough instead of hugging the left lane for no reason…

As we can see, they already have that kind of control, and what’s worse is that it’s not limited to just one country.

Maybe the OP has a point, and it’ll take them fucking with something else than “just” hobbies to get regulated.

“Run out”? They never had any arguments.

It was pure unchecked greed and they’re panicking since the movement has a real chance of succeeding now.

No, Switch 1 was non-compliant as well.

Making USB-C chargers and docks is cheap and easy, there’s thousands on the market.
But Nintendo had to be assholes and did things their way, as usual.

And they claim “zero vendor lock-in”.

Exporting your content from whatever weird format they’re using in the DB isn’t exactly making the switch easy.

And some were not even translated at all.

Really smart move from the manga industry.
What are they even trying to achieve here?

It’s not like there isn’t a bunch of other websites hosting the same stuff…