Tell me you are corrupted to the core, without telling me you are corrupted to the core.

Lol, I'd rather wait 5 seconds than see an ad lol.

I don't need AI in my f*ing phone! It's just a phone, FFS!

It has been reuploaded already with a nice "re-upload" added in the thumbnail.

Less dementia, more exposition to phishing and scams...

They say they'll use AI, so fuck them.

Keep us updated!

I don't work in financial reporting, and I have no clue what even EBITDA is...

But even me, I come to the same conclusion!^^

More like laughing at what they were not going to buy anyway.

You'll have to flip your car to charge it lol.

Certainly nothing that a brain implant can solve...

A URL is not an agent string, just saying.

Just the fact that they'll spy on me when I install a game, makes me want to avoid buying unity games forward.

In fact, they certainly already have some analytics, so yeah, I'll avoid unity for my games from now on...

The fact that people get influenced on FB is a head scratcher to begin with...

Tell me you're desperate without telling me you're desperate...

I still have my account on Reddit, but have not logged in since the API events.
Very happy to have found Lemmy, with great content and great people.

Same about going from Twitter to Mastodon.

• Diablo 2
• Starcraft broodwar
• Warcraft 2
• Quake 2 (with a ton of mods!)
• Need for speed 2

There was an article saying that ppl don't buy enough EVs, but with all the shit they put in it, the problem is beyond the type of engine...

I'll give you my point of view on it.

• People who pirate games are generally young and have no money. (like me a long time ago)
• People who have work and money, will buy games to support the devs. (like me right now)
• People who still pirate games (or any content) are trash, maybe you can just ignore them?

Pirating is not a bad thing, since people will discover your "brand" and when they can, they might buy your games. (I remember playing Starcraft 1, D2 and AOE, all quakes pirated when I was young, now I have all of them in my steam library)

OSS your game but the assets could be a great way, it feels similar to openTTD in a way.

But supporting Linux is great thing, (Fedora user here) and I try to buy games to support devs that support Linux natively. I have about 900+ games on Steam (Mainly Win titles), and I have finished only 30 or 40 of them. Now that Linux is getting more popular and because Steam makes playing windows games so seamless, it's not worth the assle of pirating IMO.

But that just me. I am sure there are many others with similar opinions out there ;)

Some LISP going mainstream woulb be great!