I live in a city which almost completely covered with cycling infrastructure.

When weather is good I bike to work. I see cyclers running on red light almost every time. Few times saw them driving against the flow. Some weirdos would ride on the road when a perfectly safe bike line is on the sidewalk.

To be fair, I also see many cars running red light right after traffic light switched to it.

Anyone can delete their posts.

Problem is that if they ask questions, get resolutions and then nuke the post - resolution gets nuked too. That is how communities die. Firstly, no one will seek answers here because it is not here anymore. Secondly, users will spawn lots of posts with the same question since the answer got nuked, which will annoy prevalent users.

Wouldn’t it be more better if a question with an answer stays on the forum for everyone to see? Hasn’t it happened to you to find a post with an issue discussed that is similar to yours except there is no answer anymore since it got nuked and all it has is a post title?

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I don’t get it why would selfhosting-related hardware questions be irrelevant? If we are talking about 14tb drives having weird behaviour, I’d say this is the right place to ask.

People do that? That’s fucked up…

It’s from a stream where pewdiepie shot a hard r word.

I am seeding a popular xbox360 rom archive, and Ninja Gaiden 2 already has been downloaded, unpacked, and transferred to xbox. I have heard it is a great game. I will pick it up later on after I finish a few games higher on the list.

Been playing MGSV Phantom Pain.

Got gifted xbox360. Modded it and been playing games from that era that I’ve skipped. AC1 was great, AC2 is okay. Tried MGSV and was like “Wow! AI in this game is incredible!”. But FPS was abysmal so I got Steam key and now playing on Bazzite. Game is great! Definitely recommend.

Already existed, kind of.

Personal experience:

Right now I live in an extremely multi-cultural city, and generally wildly multi-cultural country. The best Japanese restaurant I’ve been to was a Ramen restaurant stationed in another city that is ran by an actual Japanese chef that (presumably) does not speak any other languages.

In the town I am stationed right now all Japanese restaurants I’ve been to were okay. But nothing even close to that Ramen place. Day and night. Fact is, many Japanese, Thai and Korean Restaurants are ran by Chinese business people and mostly staff. Not all, but I’ve been to few.

To add, Kepab is common back in my homeland, but 99% of the time it was never made by Turkish cook cause we don’t get many foreigners back there. Kepab in the city I live right now is almost always made by Turkish or middle-east-descent person. AND IT IS DELICIOUS! I’ve tried many different joints at different prices and none of them was even remotely as bad as the ones I’ve used to eat back at home.

I’ve learned to prefer cultural food cooked by the person relating to that culture. Chinese, Indian, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Slavic (Polish, Ukraine, Czech, etc.) is always tastes better if it was made by someone who is from that country. It just how it is.

Steam wallet can be used by this. You can top your steam wallet by 5-10-20 and so on. Wonder how this would be tracked by payment processors if it even can.

I guess it was so successful that they have decided to come back to Steam now that they could afford to.

Ubisoft had success with UPlay in the past

The whole case is about Valve forcing other storefronts to sell at the same price as these publishers sell in Steam. Key point is that allegedly Valve requires this even if the game is sold not with a Steam key, but publishers own. Allegedly. Time will tell if they actually do it or not.

So far Ubisoft and WB hasnt had a great reputation in gaming community, so there should be no surprises why most gamers side with Valve.

Obligatory big if true

This is what they allegedly do coming out of this article. Until court resolves the problem, it is only a speculation. Ubisoft and WB have bad reputation in gaming and gamedev circles compared to Valve, so I would take their word with a grain of salt.

It reads as “PC market is stealing our sales, so we should not do business with PC market anymore. That’ll bump up our sales for sure.”

Bold strategy, Cotton.

Add to that the fact that some gun parts are not printable and have to be made out of metal. Printing an entire firearm on a $500 3D printer is possible but that gun will be good enough for 1 bullet, and probably will hurt shooter at that.

Also, if inmates can make a handgun out of whatever they have access at prison - 3d printing is the afterthought. Some parts can be bought in a department store, the others can be ordered online as a replacement parts. If someone really wants to make a gun themselves, 3D printing ban wont stop them.

Valve Liquidity

Sharing your situation. I got no Epic account. The reason is that when Merto Exodus was releasing, they struck a deal with 4A games to sell it only on their stores for a year. Artificial exclusivity so to say. And for that, fuck Epic and Tim. They do not deserve my money and my time. I do not care if they give out GTA5 or any other legendary game. I won’t budge.

Funny that this png has white background removed, but a white line between his rubber boots is still visible in dark mode

Myth 1 : Steam is always DRM False publishers can choose to DRM there game when hosted on steam. Try it after you install Grim Fandango as an example then close out steam and run the exe directly It will work.

It used to be like that. Early Steam, specifically Valve games were locked in with steamID and you couldn’t run them when steam is closed. That is probably why this myth was born.

Honestly, Steam gave me such a great service that once I got an income, I have completely stopped pirating games. It has been 20 years since. Gabe was right. Once something gives better service than pirating, it will be used.

Epic threw money in the fire barrel.

Instead of putting an effort and making their launcher a great experience, they just taught gamers to grab free AAA games and never really play them after.

Check stats. Epic drastically grew userbase since opening but their revenue is negligent compared to how it should be with the amount of users acquired. Nobody really buys games on Epic.

Adding to that, Tim Sweeney seems to be on the wrong side of the discourse as of late. He has been supporting the ideas that gamers overwhelmingly are against.