Your assumptions are poor. People sometimes ask because they are looking for advice from others. "What's your take on this", etc.
Plus, them asking lets others know something is possible they hadnt even thought to search for.
Nothing wrong with asking questions on sites centered around user discussions.
Donwvote and don't answer if you think they are asking in bad faith.
I doubt COD is peer to peer anymore. Maybe like 10 years ago. No way they are giving up that much control over the game
This was amazing. Thank you. Sent this to a friend who is a gazillionaire in FF14.
The game developers took multiple visits to my planet
Can you share more about this part? I never played NMS, so how does that work? How did you know they were visiting? What did they do when they were there? Kinda cool you were noticed for your efficiency!
Let's hope good people continue to do good things in every way they are able.
Thank you everyone trying to make things better.
Just wanted to say thank you for writing this. Very cool take, that was so well written to get us on board for how and why "that old junk" has personality that is being lost.
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Damn.
Doubt it's not covered in EULA. Probably has something like
Company reserves the right to cancel your account for any reason, or without reason...
Does route calculation happen on device or on Google servers? Is it cheaper for Google to not show alternate routes?
That movie couldve been so much more...
Comments like this are just the definition of irony...
I also had screen tearing issues immediately on startup into the mint installer. Had to run the installer in safe mode to get mint going. Once mint was fully installed and rebooted to my desktop for the first time, had the same screen issues as I did with the installer not in safe mode. So mint only worked during install and only in safe mode.
Maybe our issues are similar (I'm Nvidia 1080 card), but I was never able to fix mine.
Yawn. This was not my point, or even what I was trying to to say.
But I wonder how much you'll defend YouTube and Google in 2 years.
This point comes up a lot, but how does Photoshop survive? If chrome were split, Im sure they would find ways to make it work.
Corporate licensing would probably be the #1 way they could survive easily. The general public sees alternatives as "junk" to the main thing when it comes to tech. This, imo, is why Firefox is near death.
Now idk if the licensing route would be better or worse for us.