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132·2 days agoYup. It’s completely false advertising and dangerous to call something Full Self-Driving or Autopilot when it clearly does not do what the common understanding of the names imply.
8·6 days agoSpeaking of privacy and another reason to never install that trash.
Same. I’ve been happy with the move and as far as gaming is concerned, it’s been so much smoother and a much better experience even with the more limited support from vendors.
4·6 days agoHere’s how to limit it.
Install Linux.
5·9 days agoSomething about if you buy something but it can be taken away from you arbitrarily by the company…
192·9 days agoNo.
Apologies won’t do shit since Americans have shown they’re absolute morons by electing Trump twice and Republicans constantly. The American people have shown that America is too stupid to govern.
If by some miracle progressives and non-republican Democrats get elected into majority power they’d be better off simply passing legislation to ensure Republicans can never have power again if they actually want to get the world to trust America again.
Probably not for sale since they will want to simply lock the IP in the graveyard rather than let someone else create something with it.
1·12 days agoOh, I’m sure FIFA and the Orange Incontinence are looking to find something to overturn it as we speak.
72·12 days agoThe law covers personal data not PII and is much broader than PII that is defined under the US Office of Privacy and Open Government which has no bearing on the GDPR.
As for personal data, email addresses are covered and even user names could be considered personal data depending on if it’s linkable to a person and since your account is linked to your email and linked to you user name potentially, when they have to delete personal data the have to delete all of those foreign keys in their database that says your email once got a receipt for that game you bought digitally.
This is for UK and EU due to GDPR that requires companies delete all user data for inactive accounts. It’s a unintended consequences of the law and other gaming companies including Xbox have similar clauses.
122·17 days agoYeah, we get it, you love Nazis.
Thanks but I’d like to not read Billy Madison’s lecture on thermal dynamics based on magic and fairy dust.
Well that comment wins my Billy Madison comment of the day.
There’s a big difference between a CEO that openly hates unions and has affairs or a software developer making 100k a year that makes racist AF on Facebook vs a CEO that’s literally keeping a bunch of Nazis afloat and giving them an outsized voice.
Also, there’s no best option when it comes to Nazis because if you give them an inch, they’ll subvert democracy and human decency.
It’s not a “tiny” amount of money, this dude is the CEO who makes all of the money in the company and any money going to Nazis is problematic especially when the Nazis in question are almost fully funded by this CEO and yes the CEO is the face and moral driver of a company.
Pretty ironic saying the company supports free speech when the biggest money maker is bankrolling a group that specifically gasses free speech and I doubt the other working there have even a sliver of speech that the CEO does.
They’ll gladly rent out usage of a computer to you for a subscription of expensive tokens like gems in a consumer unfriendly video game.
I mean these companies have the solution. Collude and price gouge for maximum shareholder and executive value. Just how capitalism was designed to do.
The computer is very cool what the did with a six inch cube but just now 1.4k worth of engineering for me.
If that sounds a lot like a cartel, well, you wouldn’t be the first person to point that out
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAM_price_fixing_scandal
Something, something history rhymes and mind you that those found guilty got slaps on the wrist and then promoted within the industry.
It should be simply required by law of companies if you ask me and why I donate to groups like Stop Killing Games.