DarkThoughts

How are they going to block VPNs?

Kids will do that either way when they get to that age.

It’s honestly stupid. They just go to less moderated sites, or if you’re lucky, learn how to use a VPN and bypass all this nonsense anyway.

I already fail at the first one:

sudo dnf remove -y blender discord telegram-desktop oneapi-level-zero librist libndi-sdk firefox onlyoffice-desktopeditors

Which errors out:

Error:
Problem: The operation would result in removing the following protected packages: plasma-desktop
(try to add ‘–skip-broken’ to skip uninstallable packages)

The game is a solid 7 and still holds immense potential. The lack of updates combined with a lot of quest & progression breaking bugs and dismissal of such criticism is a 0 and why I wrote a negative review.

No. Nexon is a well known F2P trash publisher for decades now. Maybe stop your kneejerk reactions and try to see thinks more objectively.

EAC is already Linux compatible. It’s up to the developers to enable it. If you want to push them to do so, then stop supporting them.

*Linux is all good if you don’t play competitive multiplayer games where the developers don’t want to enable EAC for Linux.

There, fixed that for you.
Surprised that people even still play Nexon trash to be honest.

Damn furry Nazis.

He’s clearly a tankie. I wonder if lemmy.zip is just as bad as lemmygrad or lemmy.ml.
I know why I went to kbin though. I just have no desire to directly support those developers.

Are domain name approvals nowadays fully automated or are there still people looking over them?

Is that bait? I don’t even want to test it. lol

It’s not Vodafone but someone using Vodafones network.

Or just in general.

Germany very much has speed limits, just not everywhere. Third one is also bs.

Ublock?

Seriously, this is data representation gore.

Linux has its flaws, but so does Windows. And for me, the flaws in Windows became much more annoying than the ones in Linux. Game compatibility was the main factor that kept me backt from using it on a desktop, and that’s a non issue nowadays.

They’re creators who sometimes use clickbaity thumbnails because that’s just essential to surviving the YouTube algorithm, and the Nebula version usually just takes the same title and thumbnail from YouTube.

Oh. So they’re often just double dipping with the same content? That’s even worse.

If they had anti clickbait policies, then maybe. Until then I look at their video feed in disgust and close the tab. I really don’t need a paid YouTube with all its garbage content.