There’s no better ad for piracy than the greed of corporations. Don’t let ads shit in your head. They disrespect you, you disrespect them.

Yeh. I’m right there with you.

Lol. Nice try. Don’t think that works around here.

No, just running a game through steam link to the headset. Adrenalin looks to run it’s own settings over the top of the application, thinking it’s improving things because it knows the monitor specs, however it doesn’t seem to account for the parameters when you are using something like steam link to stream to an external display device.

I dont really care about any of this crap. Let me install my own internet browsers, fix the poor keyboard hit boxes, let me build my own predictive text library…

Been waiting for full release before trying this out. Fingers crossed the campaign is fun and well fleshed out.

Protection from universes beyond crap

That’s what happens when you let the capitalist class run the show… on thing they care about are their profits. Building a prosperous society for all? That ain’t their game.

• Online discussion: Lemmy
• Private messaging: Signal
• Music: Direct purchase/download
• OS: Any linux flavour
• Mobile OS: Unfortunately needs a little more time…

If the strippers name is jfk, you wouldn’t use a comma. The sentence would be “we invited the stripper JFK, and Stalin.”

It seems lemmy has discovered bob katter. A comedy goldmine.

This is a deep cut. Love it

Boycotts work in luxury markets with strong competition. Necessity markets with highly concentrated monopolies? No chance. Without legislation to protect consumers, they are powerless to defend themselves against the greed and exploitation of corporate interests.

Wayland is not ready yet. I’ll wait till its done before jumping over.

This is a great chart, well done

There’s a leak, there’s a leak, in the boiler room…

A pi-hole with regex can achieve what you want

Cursor. But yes. HOMM3

Exactly. Steam figured this out early on and it’s how they have maintained their dominance in the game distribution business. It’s the same lessons the entertainment streaming platforms must learn - your value is convenience. Add more walls between consumers and content? you will be cast aside.

My theory is that it’s just the fact that there is always a new generation of people around the corner who haven’t learned the lesson of how capitalists work. Therefore, there is always a market vulnerable to being swindled. They can keep using the same tactics, there’s always a delay in people figuring out the grift, then by the time they do there’s a new group of suckers ready to fall for it.