Witcher 3, which I played like 3 months ago. There was this one goofy quest where you had to save a mage by getting a magic book with a weird name that you could abbreviate to GOG. You needed a spell from it to disable the mage's tower defence and regulatory management system (something along those lines), or DRM for short.
Got into Expedition 33 this week. Just got to the point where the huge stuffed puppet learned to swim. Gotta say, I don't get the hype.
I think they tried to souls-likify a JRPG. But it just feels like combat is one QTE challenge after the other. No other mechanic really matters, at least on normal mode. Also it feels like the main story, which seems fresh and intriguing, barely gets glanced at, while interpersonal relationships get a korean drama level exposition.
I'll tag along for a little while longer because the voice acting is stellar. The rest is meh IMHO
Having this info because of legitimate needs to provide a service and a third party processing it with AI without explicit consent for their benefit is a huge difference.
Of course I am referring to info my teammates would know too. Are you inferring that it's fine that big corporations are profiling you based on what you're chatting with your friends about?
To all the people in this thread hyping Linux. Please remember that those screenshots capture you as well if you play with windows users. If this becomes a staple and you refuse to be AI fodder, then multiplayer is pretty much dead to you.
In theory this is awesome. Humans aren't built for menial tasks. All repetitive monotonous tasks should be automated. However, this doesn't fit our current economic system. Obviously all automation needs to be taxed, so that we don't have to live this paradox where each technological advancement is a risk to our livelihood.
Was hat Politik an sich, dass es nur ethisch komplett verwahrloste Zecken anzieht? Da ist echt egal wie und wo du in die Tonne rein greifst, die Hand ist braun und stinkt nach Scheisse
I would love to get back into hosting songs locally again, but I've grown too reliant on algorithms for music discovery.
Is anyone aware of an app to automatically download songs from certain sources based on algorithm? Picard could do the last mile to organize the downloaded files neatly
I use Track & Graph from F-Droid for a similar purpose. I noticed pretty quickly that the data I want to track just isn't generic enough to find a tailored app for it. So I setup several reminders through the app to enter the various measurements at set points in time each day and get a nice graph to dislay it.
Witcher 3, which I played like 3 months ago. There was this one goofy quest where you had to save a mage by getting a magic book with a weird name that you could abbreviate to GOG. You needed a spell from it to disable the mage's tower defence and regulatory management system (something along those lines), or DRM for short.