pycorax @ pycorax @lemmy.world

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Do you have a link? I don't think a screenshot can be considered a source.

Sometimes all I need a small compact SSH machine when I'm at a client's site. This is a perfect use case for it.

Until handheld PCs can be as compact and light as the Switch, it's not a problem at all. I can fit a Switch Lite into my pocket, I can't say the same for a Deck.

Well there's that, but I was talking more about how they were selling it when hey first announced it. My point is that with stuff like this, the companies have lied before. I'll believe it when I see it.

So like how Huawei was hyping up their new mobile OS which was really just skinned AOSP?

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic here. I hope you are. If not a quick search on Wikipedia would show China's aggressive behaviour towards its neighbouring countries.

You can bet McDonald's is doing horribly whenever they bring out a limited product or do a celebrity deal.

Is this an American thing? In Japan and Singapore, they have seasonal limited specials every month or so. It's not really a "when they're doing badly" kinda thing.

I'm willing to bet that the majority of people don't really care about this. If they did, you'd see GoG do wildly better than Steam does. People like DRM and the convenience with having your library digitally available with the ease of installation, they just don't like badly implemented DRM.

Yea I get that, just wanted to say that EA has the same issue too.

EA's games that released on Steam after Origin was a thing still launch a mini EA launcher when you press Play on Steam, much like how Ubisoft's does on Steam. That's at least how it seems the last time I tried it with Fallen Order.

I'm still playing it and it's still pretty fun. Seems to be a controversial take but I do like that they're constantly changing mechanics since I don't really take the game seriously.

Ubisoft always had such a team for AC at least. AC Origins had a pretty good story and AC Odyssey was alright. Haven't finished or played the newer ones yet so I can't judge those yet but if there's one thing Ubisoft does right, it's that.

Not nearly enough of them. Too many frameworks or libraries have their QnAs on Discord instead of a dedicated forum.

If Discord is going to be abandoned by people, I wish we'd go back to proper forums that's much more accessible and searchable. Continuing down this road is just going to lead to the continued burying of useful information behind these services.

Not the rest of the world though, we didn't vote for this. Your fellow countrymen did and sure they get what they deserve I guess, but why do we also have to suffer?

The same Google that's been constantly trying to add features that deter 3rd party app stores?

My point is more that what they wrote didn't make sense talking about Japanese corporations when more American companies are listed. The entertainment industry is simply awful, nationalities aside.

Personally I think it's a much fairer system than letting bots scalp all units on their website. Unless you'd prefer that?

UMG and Warner Bros are Japanese? Lol

It's god awful for any development discussion too. Used to be you could at least find someone taking about something on Stack Overflow even if it wasn't solved, now it's buried in Discord and you have no way of even searching it out to see if anyone has even had that problem before.