Which would make sense if the ban was ever about children. Reading the ban though, shows it was about control, and surveillance, under the guise of saving the children. Edit: I was talking about the US ban, but tbh sounds like AU’s is following suit

Ultra book is not a gimmick. Foldable phones are NOT a gimmick. Touchscreen laptops ARE NOT gimmicks. Dear God why does no one listen to us when we say our “features” aren’t gimmicks!?

Steam deck, satisfactory, you can tell when awards are given by the people instead of the gaming industry.

Shocking that companies that make solid products, support them and their users, who don’t lie or oversell to make cheap sales are winning right now

I don’t really say that do I?

That’s not the point I was making. If you’re an instance owner then yes you should abide by the laws, but most are individuals, and I’ll say I had to learn a lot hosting my own. I try to be in full compliance, but I say try because you’re asking one guy who knows how to run a server legal questions. If someone asked me to delete it I would, but you’re dealing with thousands of server owners. I wouldn’t bet that everyone will follow your request.

As for laws, well, no also. Say a 3 letter agency in the US sets up a server listening to you. They’re not in the EU at all. You send a gdpr takedown request. The listening server can legally ignore this. You sent them data, it’s outside of the jurisdiction of the gdpr, they don’t host anything. So no. I get your sentiment, but you’re quite literally blasting comments out to everyone who will listen, this is not a private space, this is as open as it gets.

You have a very “this is the way it should work” thought process, but I’m here telling you that’s in theory only. In practice anyone will be listening to anything, and you should not treat Lemmy or the fediverse as private. If you want private, use matrix.

By using the fediverse you blast that comment out to any server hosted anywhere in the world hosted by anyone. Even if an instance is hosted in one of those countries it would have to be following and enforced, and you would have to follow up with every server you sent it to and verify (somehow, remember they don’t need to actually have a public frontend) that your comment was deleted.

So, no. I would not ever assume that on the fediverse. Free and open means completely free and completely open. It’s like the 90s here, there’s no such thing as delete.

Had mine since first release. Depends on the game of course, no change since first playing to now that I’ve noticed. I can get about 2 hours of gta4 in before it shows the low battery warning

Why is this so shocking to the corporate owners? Most people who want a smart phone have one.

No. And simply put, this is because of the nature of the fediverse. You post something then it’s on anyone listening’s server. Lemmy or otherwise. Now, when you delete you send a delete request to all of those servers too.

Here’s the thing. What if someone forks Lemmy or just has their own server type. They don’t HAVE to implement delete. It could still be there. Maybe it’s hidden, but it’s there.

Now assume any government or corp is listening to the fediverse.

So no. We’re open, no one can take us down, but, know that anyone can listen, and they can do whatever they want

Doesn’t mean I’m not a forgiving person who understands problems happen. At this point, if you expect a game to work perfectly you can’t buy day 1. Software is too complex to not expect any bugs day 1.

Valve doing the regulation our governments should be doing

Hey you! You with your logic and reasoning and reading the issue notes from developers. You aren’t a real gamer, get out of here with that! We’re here to dogpile on a new game here!

Upscaling definitely has it’s moments, but it can be extremely obvious when it’s being used too. Some real ghosting can happen and can take you out of it, and fine tuning for your hardware and each game takes some time. I can see them trying to do a “one size fits all” for consoles, but people are going to have different takes on it. Some will barely notice, others obviously here it will be jarring and weird.

How much of your bandwidth it might need, not your data. Misleading headline is misleading

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Ah, knew we were looking at a wrapper of my faithful companion here

Most of this has already been a thing for a while. This is pure marketing fluff

I have more devices sent over, so for me I just pass through /dev/disk and /run/udev along with the configs. Could start there?

I am not saying you can or you can’t, but if you could, and I’m not saying you can, I would have full DRM-free backups of every Blu-ray I own.

Fun thing, even a DVD or Blu-ray is technically licensed by them, and they claim they have the right to revoke it whenever they want. In the case of Blu-ray they have tried to do this via “updates” to the Blu-ray players

You read about the teenager who fell in love with danaerys Targaryen who convinced him to join her, so he killed himself? Yeah, the public was not ready for AI