Quick question: If Google doesn't want to own Android anymore, why don't they make it public domain instead of trying everything to kill it?

Their trick is to remove the source of bad dreams: The soul.

Epic often get games to go totally free. Sometimes, they even are worth the price.

Can the AI identify which finger I'm waving too?

There's a reason why there is a Windows NT 4 Service Pack 6a...

Well, it will... As soon as it starts making any. The omnipresent fraud tide them over in the meantime...

Don't put it in reverse then.

End of support for his various prosthetics, he needs six millions more for the various upgrades.

Do you have to be a moron to be a billionaire?

The only time Republicans went green and they hate it?

Writing a "best by" date on the store page is too taxing for studios who don't want to provide the protocol documentation to create a dedicated server?

On the other hand: It will never steal anything ever again.

Is the shitty package manager called "Microsoft Store"?

I mean that's literally what's asked for: Follow European sales laws by considering the game as a rental (so, monthly subscription), or provide a legally mandated end date before buying (legally considering the product as a perishable in short), or provide the means for the customer to continue to use their product (with either tools or documentation, you don't have to keep running the servers forever).

The fact big players in the industry try to dismiss to whole thing as an overreaction by out of touch kids when they already do the work that would make them compliant as a part of game dev is more an insult than anything else.

Any ads that manage to reach me are added to The List. Any products on The List are to be avoided like the plague.

"Don't worry: We will make sure to use only small words for you"

"Fully modular" as 'It can run on a toaster" or as "For access to the file manager, subscribe to premium"?

Well, duh: People keep running it on bare metal.

That was a load-bearing curse, you know...