TragicNotCute

Maybe some, maybe even most, but as a blanket statement, no.

I buy games and consoles but haven’t bought an Ubisoft or EA title in a decade. My own personal little boycott against bullshit required launchers may not matter, but I am consistent. I suspect others do the same as well and in aggregate, it might have an impact.

Perhaps the issue isn’t your content but your tone, pal.

Mac is powered by Unix under the hood and uptimes are generally in the months for me personally. Much stability.

I own three switches for what it’s worth. I’ve purchased them legally and I purchased the games legally as well. I’m not a lawyer, but I feel like I’m operating within the law here.

Very much a thing within the reach of the average consumer with something like the MigSwitch Dumper. You get the game you paid for and none of the nasty bits (other than some emulation pain here and there).

Amazon literally runs a Mechanical Turk service, so it’s pretty on brand.

OpenTTD is a good time if you like those types of management games. The graphics are old, but it’s still fun.

If only people knew how hard the staff was working to improve things and keep it up.

IMO it’s not a good idea to be discussing attack vectors publicly when a number of other instances are unpatched and the exploit has been in the wild for less than a day.

I agree that admins need to work together, but discussing it in public on Lemmy so soon after the attack isn’t the way. There exists a Matrix channel for admins, that’s where this type of thing should go.