All joking aside, I do not trust background recording on PC. I’ve seen how easy it is to bypass Steam Link’s restritions on streaming your desktop, I guarantee that some of these clips would end up with something I don’t want in them. I do think metadata annotation on long manual recordings is potentially interesting, but it IS creepy.

I don’t really see the issue with this as long as the videos are processed locally and only uploaded if the user chooses to.

I can pet cats and pigeons? Sold.

Oh no, it’s Klaus!

Nice, I love the styling of the coupé. I originally wanted to buy one before I ended up with the limousine. They have become pretty pricey in recent years.

Not sure if it counts as these cars were very common at some point, but I own two Mercedes W124. One is a station wagon with a pretty unique paint code (I’ve never found another one) and one is a limousine with a 5-speed manual and the fairly rare Sportline option. They mostly sit around though because there’s pretty much always something broken…

I mean it wouldn’t really make a difference if the phone is in my pocket and I’m sitting still or if the phone is in the center console.

I always place my phone in the center console anyways, there would be zero way to tell who is driving. Not that I’d ever install such an app…

How so?

Why do you think that? Pretty much every single title they released so far had more features than the last. The amount of detail and side activities in Red Dead 2 was insane.

It’s 3 years here in Germany. Seems like some cops in the US are little more than hired thugs.

their USB stick only contains a shortcut to their actual .ppt file

This happened all the time when I was in middle school. Way to activate a suppressed memory.

Very cool, I have fond memories of playing this on the original Xbox. It had some features, such as the squad management, that were pretty advanced at the time. Looking forward to check it out.

I can’t remember the last time I was so hyped for a video game.

You also need telemetry and analytics for real time navigation, which is understandably a big no-go in the open source community.

Even regular users can see them through other federated services like kbin AFAIK. They show up under likes and dislikes.

The maps are pretty nice but the navigation is terrible (at least on OsmAnd). I tried to use it in my car for a while but I probably ended up spending a third more on gas because the routes were so bad.

Downvotes are public on Lemmy fyi. There are interfaces that show who voted on a post or comment.

It’s been pretty quiet around it since the Embracer debacle but the dev just confirmed that development is ongoing:

https://mastodon.social/@ivarhill/112505739455091634

Huh, what was their reasoning behind the decision?

Good news:

https://www.gog.com/en/game/core_decay