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vapeloki

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  • gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed

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  • Am I? Proof? Srsly, it you have some hard fact's (beside a single ruling some years ago because of geo blocked keys), let me know.

    I bought my games on Humble, and GOG for a very long time. Since humble offers specific packages now only through a fucking Windows only Launcher and GOG likewise, I am FORCED to use steam..

    But I prefer DRM free content.

    That does not change the fact that I think valve is the most consumer friendly company on the market currently.

    But this does not make me a fanboy or someone who must have steam the the good guy

  • gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed

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  • That was Charlie. He was a good boy. Died a year ago :( still muss him

  • gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed

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  • Ok, so answering after reading the first line and the again you are to young you have no ideas.

    Even if I was that young, that is just a stupid line of argument.

    But, considering the fact that I am in IT for over 20 years now, it is just hilarious.

    Just for reference, the first picture with me and a PC on it. Maybe you can calculate my age from this..

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  • Downloading capacities where a major issue. Distribution required still discs. Doom was published 1995, not 2005.

    Dwarf Fortress and cave story where "small games" considering the total binary size. But, games started to take up multiple hundred megabytes, leading to massiv traffic costs back in the day. I was working my first it job at this time. At a hosting company. Having 100GB of downloads a month was rare, and the price for it was massive.

    Dude, I wish I would be under 40 again, but I am not.

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  • Since you're clearly too young. I'll give you a history lesson.

    I am clearly not to young, let me chime in.

    20 years ago, publishers had the full Control. Indie publishing was not possible.

    The big studios controlled what you can play, and on wahr price. They took a big big share of the profits.

    Now, with platform like Steam, self publishing is a thing, and more.

    Yes, of course they tried to get some traction on steam. Epic games, Sony PlayStation, Xbox, all do exclusivity deals!

    Yes, valve takes 30% of every transaction on Steam. Publishers take up to 60% ... And so you play games published by auch publishers? Yes? And you don't feel bad about yourself?

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  • Yes Steam is a defacto monopoly. But not through the actions of Valve but through the actions of it competitors.

    Valve does not behave like a monopoly, and it takes its money to improve gaming for all.

    I would get it if someone here would be really simping for Gabe. But may I remind you all, this is a shitposting community and this is a meme.

    If not for Valve and their openness towards Linux, Microsoft would long have followed Apple and made a walled garden out of Windows.

    If you want to make sure that gaming is not getting a walled of eco system be Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft, that you need Valve.

    Just look at that release: NO AI bullshit, no walled garden, no vendor locking. No locked bootloader's, repairability and consumer rights are in the focus.

    If course you can point out that this is a profit oriented company and everything they do, they do to make money. And I would not argue with that.

    But this? What is this? Why?

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  • You know, Valves decision years ago investing into the Linux eco system and literally pumping millions of dollars into open source development, contributing, hiring the sole maintainers of stuff like dxvk and more.

    This brought Linux and especially the Linux desktop a lot further than without it.

    We all gained through it.

    And those new products are, like your Fairphone, designed with repairability and consumer rights in mind.

    You talk like Fairphone does earn nothing in their phone's and their are not in it for the money. Well, bad news. They made 54.400.000€ euro net profit last year.

    So, go and stick your pseudo elitist behavior up your ass

  • Does your family is also against your privacy means?

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    • it you would have WhatsApp, we could keep in contact
    • oh, come one, we have a Facebook Family group
    • can't you just share a Google calendar with me
    • ....

  • More than 1,000 flights canceled on second day of cuts tied to government shutdown

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  • You are more the "the Glas is half empty" kinda person, aren't you?

  • More than 1,000 flights canceled on second day of cuts tied to government shutdown

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  • Finally, some benefits for all of us. How many CO2 is not getting blown into the air!

  • How?

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  • There is currently one major Usecase that does not work yet with Wayland. Multiwindow positioning through the application.

    In science, and some stuff like KICaf or Gimp use this feature excessively. And as someones that relies on KiCad, it is a fucking pain.

    But, solutions are being discussed and implementations will follow

  • How?

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  • Then, build your own replacement! If it is do dinpley, fork Wayland, add what you need.

  • How?

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  • Dude, I am using Linux since 25 years.

    Just because you like it so much does not mean that anybody will maintain Xorg for you. Feel free to do it yourself.

    I chose Wayland. Not because security, but because I have a primary HDR ultrawide and an old secondary monitor.

    Running variable refreshrate does not work with this configuration on Xorg.

    HDR does not exist in Xorg.

    And never will be.

    Just keep in complaining just because someone points out that Xorg is dead.

    Xorg is dead! That is not gaslighting, this is a fact

  • Just opened a new jar of jam, only to find mold in it.

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  • I'll add on that with some more info:

    Milt does not really like sugar. Not as a medium to grow in. So, anything high sugar you can, in fact just scoop it out. But, be aware, the mycelium of molt is toxic. So, anything where molt can grow through, like bread or a European Salsa (we don't have that much sugar in them) throw it out . And if it grows back: THROW IT OUT.

  • The limits of zero-knowledge for age-verification | Brave

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  • It was always NFC. But using your mobile as a reader is about 6 years old now. Und only because the whole client app is open source and somebody contributed it

  • The limits of zero-knowledge for age-verification | Brave

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  • We already have zero knowledge proof in Germany, but nearly no one uses it.

    Our ID cards have an embedded private key.

    The theoretical flow is (very simplified of course)

    1. Webseite sends challenge to a locally running app
    2. App request the ID card (NFC, you can use your mobile phone as a reader)
    3. Reader asks for pin
    4. Requested information from website are show (for example pseudonym id, full data, age verification onlz, so older 18 or older 21)
    5. You acknowledge this
    6. Signed message with requested information is send back to server
    7. Server verifies signature with official key servers of the federal authority for our ID cards.

    Works, secure and save.

    But, because of privacy concerns, many users did not activate this feature and, besides some government websites, nobody essentially accepts it.

    Also, it is hard to explain that, despite the fact that your ID card acting as the private key, your signature is anonymous if you don't explicitly allow the websites to see your data

  • Amazon hopes to replace 600,000 US workers with robots, according to leaked documents

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  • Yes! And the only thing in our way is fucking capitalism!

    A world, where no living being has to do work in such bad conditions, as machines can do those jobs is possible. Unconditional basic income. Unconditional basic income!

  • Amazon hopes to replace 600,000 US workers with robots, according to leaked documents

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  • Let me get this straight:

    • everybody wants free same day logistics
    • nobody want to work under those conditions
    • if we deliagte inhumane jobs to robots, everybody is mad

    Where is the logic?

  • Aldi Süd schafft Fleisch mit Haltungsform 1 ab

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  • Kleiner Schritt, der aber nötig ist: bessere Haltungsbedingungen müssen geschaffen werden. So übt ALDI Druck aus und zeigt das sie es ernst meinen mit mind. Form 3 ab 2030

  • weedtime @crazypeople.online
    vapeloki @lemmy.world

    12 Hours later: still kicking

  • weedtime @crazypeople.online
    vapeloki @lemmy.world

    Rescue Plants, let's hope the best

  • [Dormant] Electric Vehicles (Moved to !electricvehicles@slrpnk.net) @lemmy.world
    vapeloki @lemmy.world

    I am driving a BMW i5 Touring for two month now, how it goes