chrisphero

Wow… just wow… is it because of the hardware? Otherwise it’s a really strange decision.

I never heard about Delta Force…

Paraphrasing from this article:

In 1998, the first game was released on PC, emerging as a borderline milsim title based around the military unit of the same name. It was way back in 2009 that the last game in the short-lived series was released – but now, a complete reboot has been revealed, and it looks like it’s coming for Battlefield’s somewhat broken crown.

What is known so far:

There’s a single-player campaign themed around 1993’s Battle of Mogadishu, which is the military operation in Somalia that spawned the 2001 movie, Black Hawk Down. This particular operation boasted heavy involvement from Delta Force operators. There’s a sizeable multiplayer offering included, featuring ‘large-scale PvP’ battles that will incorporate land, sea, and air combat across wide, open maps. Battlefield?

Looking for the the reveal on August 22.

Wait… I was under the impression it is backwards compatible?!

As for your question: I want more racing games in VR, like F1 and some rally titles.

No surprises there tbh… and if he performs he ends up at red bull - which is his goal anyway.

The other question is what happens to Tsunuda an Lawson… the second half of the season is going to be interesting!

One more week to go!!!

Completely… I really liked the world and the story, but if I remember correctly, it ended very abruptly and was a bit on the short side, which was really a shame.

This is for real the first AC in years I’m excited about! I will still wait for reviews, but this really looks like the old ones 🙏🏻

Hmm… that’s not good to hear.

How is the game in general? Did you play No Man’s Sky by any chance? (The visuals and UI reminded me a lot)

I’m really interested in this, as The Messenger is one of my favourite games! This is also available with PS+Extra on its release day.

Anything good in the sale like a hidden gem or something?

Perhaps, they added, Apple could add a warning message when using the Control Panel toggles that alerts the user that tapping on its Bluetooth icon doesn’t completely shut off Bluetooth and their iPhone can still interact with proximity-activated beacons, such as Bochs’ contraption. So they are saying “off” isn’t really off if you do it in the control center, you have so go into settings to completely turn it off.

I don’t know if it turns itself black on (blue) when something is trying to connect.

I was indeed blaming the end users. Yes, the bluetooth off thing on apple devices is super annoying and I don’t know why they still force it…

Bluetooth is off, so maybe the notification is legit from apple and needs authority for a connection? The thing is, why would you connect to an Apple TV when you are not at home? Or share your password with another device when nobody asked you in person (e.g. WiFi password)?

Form my understanding, this falls into the same category as phishing SMS or mails. You as a user need to know if this is legit or not.

The target audience for this are not people here on lemmy… it’s our parents, grandparents and more in generally people who are not tach savvy… and/or just don’t care.

This is why we need to make people aware of this and teach them how to respond, basically not to click on everything you see. I’m still doing this in my family and I’m very proud of my 80 year old grandma, that dodged a few very convincing scams. :)

And haha, I never thought of backdoors, but yes, they are also produced by humans.

And once again, the weakest link in the security chain are humans…