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  • Too young to have owned every console and don't care enough, but I am a fan of many games and the community. Nintendo the company hates its fans, that is widely known.

    I'm not gonna buy it for that price. Especially not as a student. Especially not while ☠️ isn't a thing yet.

    They have gotten greedy. There needs to be a Wii-U era again.

  • Im studying the security stuff. The more you think about it, the more paranoid you become until you notice that your level of paranoia is far too high and try to ignore things.

    Firmwares everywhere are definitely spying on us. Or at leasty they could, and we wouldn't really know it.

  • The interesting thing about EVE is that the economy is completely player driven. That means you can even sell PLEX (Im pretty sure I got my name before eve named their money that, and I definitely didn't know EVE back then!) and therefore even buy PLEX with in-game resources you 'worked' for.

    Because of that, I agree that EVE is a special case. If that PLEX currency did not exist to be bought with real money, that means that the in-game items are no longer able to be traded for essentially real money. Though perhaps there is some smart way to do it better and with less real world capitalism

  • That's not how elections work here. There is not really a "winner" in elections unless someone gets an absolute majority, which is almost never. Parties form a coalition to have a majority together.

    That's how it is nowadays, but I think the old system had coalitions too.

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  • I self host forgejo. GitHub is the better service because of their super fast ci servers, the GitHub actions that just work, and also because collaboration is tied to the network effect