It was a matter of time before the admins started doing this. Fuck Spez, you piece of shit
IcySyndicate
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The next problem are the users that refuse to move away from Reddit. I've seen comments on subreddits that re-opened that say its not a big deal to them because they use the app. I guess people love getting fucked in the ass by these corporations
If it's single player games, there should be ZERO reasons to have it requiring online connectivity 24/7. No buy for me. There will be times where your internet goes offline for ISP related issues or Xbox Live or PSN experiencing server issues. How am I going to play those games?
Someone seems butt hurt 😂
Netflix used to be cheap and look where we are now. Give it a few years and Game pass will suffer the same fate.
Walkable cities and mass transit. I've traveled in Tokyo, Seoul, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. All of them have very good public transport.
Yeah like people often pointing out that iPhone cameras are better. I have a friend who owns a Samsung A71 (a budget phone) and the pictures look just as good as an iPhone 13 or iPhone 14 for half the price.
I use a Dell Wyse 5060 Thin Client as my file server and the reason for that is I needed something that is low powered as electricity isn't cheap in my country . My backup solution is really simple and cheap. I use a HDD docking station (only has one slot) as the main and a laptop HDD enclosure as secondary.
I've configured a script that would mirror the main drive to the laptop HDD. This executes every midnight. Then every week or two, i perform a cold storage backup to another laptop hard drive. This way, I keep a third snapshot in case either one of those two hard drives go out. Or if i need to restore a file to the original.
My thin client runs Windows 11 and I'll probably get crucified for it but in all honesty, it works just fine. It doesn't connect to the internet since I restricted it to only LAN on my router. If it needs an update, I simply just download the latest patch from Microsoft on another computer and then transferring it over to the server. File transfer speeds are what i expect from a mechanical HDD.
You don't say?
Too many AAA studios are trying too hard to deliver the best looking graphics because of "consumer expectations". Yet there are games like Zelda or Elden Ring that may not have prettier graphics or cutting edge tech like some AAA games but they sure as hell have fun gameplay that people like. It's expectations like this is what drives this constant issue of games launching broken. Developers have to keep crunching to meet deadlines with unrealistic scopes.
And this is the consequence of browser vendors relying on Chromium.