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If I'm taking one thing from this thread, it's that I'm most likely to click on something called "Desiny Potato".

Windows' relentless backwards compatibility is underrated, but it's so damn nice I can still play games from 2005 effortlessly. Android has been a shitshow in comparison, as even when mobile gaming wasn't so shit (Doodle Jump, Angry Birds etc), the whole era has been almost wiped from existence.

I wish I gave a shit about any of their games so I could boycott properly.

Kind of nice to see NFTs breaking through the floor at the trough of disillusionment, never to return.

Kinda crap advice for novices, as shorting means uncapped losses if you're wrong. You'd have to be very confident other people are making a mistake, as other investors may not worry that power users no longer like Reddit, and stock could still go up.

Lanterns are a plague on farmers unfortunately. We've picked out quite a few from hedges over the years, it's just littering with extra steps.

I know exactly what I'd do with it.

Get into gunpla, of course.

Whistleblower laws need strengthening. Snowden's leaks, for example, were clearly in the public interest and needed to be leaked. It's an unjust country that can't see that and spare him.

I totally get it. I love the extras like directors' commentaries, and streaming feels like it has lost so much. But I don't want the hassle/space of dvds, I just want to buy complete digital versions that have all the extra bits. And until they will sell me it...

Turnout was actually pretty good. But there was external manipulation, illegal spending, plus a ton of shifting goalposts, with no confirmation vote once the real Brexit "deal" existed. Pre-vote, people were told we'd be able to be like Norway, as unbelievable as that sounds now. Wild how a 52/48 result was taken as confirmation for the hardest Brexit possible. It truly sucks.

But the people I am talking about are the remainers who didn't have that.

Did you read the article? The couple quoted spent about 140 days and now can't spend more than 90.

Man, this thread is full of dickheads. Even if, say, only 30% of these people voted Remain, that's a lot of people who deserve some sympathy. To damn a whole group of people when a substantial number share the exact same opinions as you is truly thoughtless.

I'm a remainer in a leave-majority area, for what it's worth. May as well tell me about the "consequences of my actions" too!

I've only used Jellyfin, but I struggle to imagine Plex being much easier - it was a piece of piss to just run the installer and point at my folders. Complexity only comes when doing stuff like making it available over the internet.

Not really

Yeah, very annoying to be told a word is "new" when I know it well, and vice-versa be expected to have done whole lessons on other words that I've never seen before. That said, not many options for Hungarian, I've only seen Drops as an alternative daily app.

I emailed Gabe directly when I had an edge case like that. He forwarded it and it got resolved.

Playnite can do game time from Epic and Steam, plus its own accounting for any .exe you can launch through it.

Your first line is straight up misinformation. Epic has remarkably few games with DRM, mostly from big publishers implementing their own. I've yet to find an indie that can't be launched directly as an .exe. Same with Cyberpunk 2077, launches directly without issue.

The only singleplayer game I can't play offline is Hitman, just like on Steam, because their publisher sucks.

The user is being hyperbolic, but is referring to their substantial role in popularising loot boxes, as well as the marketplace that has spawned a real gambling industry around it. Kids gamble on 3rd party sites for marketplace prizes and Valve does very little to interfere.