Upon reading the UK version over again you’re right
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it’s even worse.
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Why?
It states that companies no longer be allowed to ‘disable’ games which they often don’t do. They just stop maintaining them until the infrastructure for it disappears.
You’re close. Maybe read it again. Or something. I don’t know.
Legislation will not compel a dying company to release code
Well I guess then it’s a good thing that the petition doesn’t demand that.
No need to be so salty. Maybe instead just read what skg really is about because you obviously have misunderstood it completely.
“I’m very for [the United States vetting] Iranian nationals because of the sleeper cells,” Sahakyan told Fox 11. “I think it will resolve a lot of issues because we’ll know exactly who’s in here for what reasons, even though I miss [my wife] dearly.”
Unbelievable. Just unbelievable. They’re married! It’s a family bond! Imagine being married to a person that’s like “sure, they took my spouse to a torture prison on foreign soil so I’d never see them or even their grave again, but they’re torturing them for the greater good™️, so while I kind of miss them, I’m sure it’s for the best of everyone. It was fun while it lasted.”
If I ever returned, I’d skin them alive. That, too, I think would resolve a lot of issues.
If it’s drawn art, yeah, same.
Yeah. He borrowed money for a house at 1.5%. Then inflation hit almost 10 during covid and our salary didn’t fully cover this but was raised way more than 1.5%. Money lost value much faster than his debt increased, so the banks effectively lose money on him while his paycheck grows faster than his debt increases.
Or in more generic terms, inflation is good if you borrow money.
If your interest is less than inflation.
Like my colleague who bought a house for about 1.5% before inflation nearly went to 10. Man.
BiteAway gang!
If you can bear the cringe of the interviewer, there’s a good interview with Penrose that goes on the same direction: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e9484gNpFF8
I mean… Yeah, kind of?
That’s a BMW ce 04. I guess it counts more as an electric scooter, but as there’s no empty space between your feet I guess it’s somewhere in between.
That’s cool and I’m happy for you.
For me, it looks like this:
The big “X” in the top left is my browser and takes me back to lemmy, so that’s not it either.
This is good… But the webtoons link just takes me straight to a page that tells me to register and log in or get fucked and I know that Instagram does the same. Any source for the full comic that doesn’t require me to log in to some shitty service? Is there a physical copy available in Europe?
Not playing the anniversary edition?
No worries, just wanted to check if I’m missing something.
Not saying it isn’t, but if somebody tells me it should be less than half of what I’m seeing it for I might as well ask if I’m missing something, no?
7 bucks? Saw that and immediately opened steam.
Am I missing something? That’s the only bundle I found for animal well…
It’s not a single bit worse than before the announcement.
There were huge enterprise sets. They were terrific. No need to pay ten times as much for the inferior Lego quality…
Maybe we wouldn’t have to be such condescending dickheads if you cared to not make up stuff.
That’s the core idea. Publishers should just make sure that after they milked their product it can somehow be run without their interference.
That doesn’t require sources. In fact, this doesn’t even state any method that is preferred. Could they release sources? Sure. They could also release server binaries. They could also patch out the connection to their servers and only leave people with local multiplayer mode or something. They could do whatever. The initiative doesn’t care.
The practice of licensing a product indefinitely but then just disabling it remotely is hostile to consumers. If they really, really want to keep their business model, they should sell licenses that are limited to a certain timeframe right from the start. Selling perpetual licenses and then disabling them without leaving consumers with any means to still access what they paid for shouldn’t be legal and probably isn’t.
Also this right here:
Nobody wants your ip. Just don’t break stuff you sold.