@ThePfromtheO thanks for the assistance. My criticism is that there is one click to consent to everything and about 18 to reject everything. It is clearly a design to have it their way.
@johnskk @ThePfromtheO Also, as counterintuitive as it is for me to suggest it, you can read the article without actioning the cookie thing at all if you're using a browser with reader mode: just hit the reader mode button or shortcut and it'll do its thing. I'm not sure how well reader mode picks up some of the in-page callouts I use (pull quotes, info boxes, spec tables) but, just an idea.
Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
Google has said it is 'combining ChromeOS and Android into a single platform'. Why is it happening, and will the merger mean the end of ChromeOS as a brand?
I THINK the page doesn't show them all even if you click "show more" a bunch of times. The notice at the top says "Viewing 50 latest updates" and stuff like, say, Elden Ring, isn't there (which I can't confirm but also can't imagine not being on the list as "works, EAC")
I've been playing it on Nobara since it came out and... well it's not great. It's literally 1:1 the mobile game :( I still already have more than 10 hours in it 💀
Heroes of Science and Fiction is the new name for Silence of the Siren from Oxymoron Games, as they try to pull in more fans of Heroes of Might and Magic.
Lost Ark is a free to play MMO from Smilegate RPG and Amazon Games that was previously blocked on Linux platforms like SteamOS / Steam Deck but now works.
Steam could have chosen to sell such games only via wallet balance / gift cards, sidestepping any concerns payment operators had. That they have instead had to remove them entirely shows massive overreach from these payment orgs.
What a lovely reminder that people seriously need to stop pushing that platform so hard. Valve isn't pure evil like some corporations these days, but they sure aren't all that good either. It's a locked in platform with serious limits and lack of sufficient competition allowing them to do stuff like this to publishers and devs.
@nazokiyoubinbou This happens literally *anywhere*. If the store takes money, they have to follow the processor rules. This is not a Valve issue, it's a payment processor issue.
Marking this down specifically against Valve is not the way to go.
I'm not so sure about that. I don't see such issues with, for example, GoG. But then too, even if that is 100% the case, Valve is one of those that could put their foot down and refuse. I guarantee no payment processor would want to lose Valve for very long with the business going to a competitor. That's one of the advantages of having a near monopoly. But the other (from Valve's point of view) is that they can make decisions like these and people won't stop using their service.
@nazokiyoubinbou Friendly reminder that corporate America can, will, and have gone scorched earth when there’s something they value higher than profits.
For example Walmart shutting down whole stores simply to stop unionization (and their evil propaganda they run for their poor employees).
So now they're coming for Valve. It's that alliance of fundamentalist Christians and online payment providers that has been harassing all kinds of social web platforms, pressuring them to either forbid their users from publishing any nudity and anything vaguely sexual or else face the shutdown of their cash flow.
If steam took #Monero #XMR (ie an actually #private cryptocurrency unlike bitcoin/ethereum) there would be no payment processor authority that could enforce this, just #steam would set the rules, thats an advantage of #cryptocurrency
It has long been curious to me how sex (or even involved romantic relationships) are beyond the pale in video games but ultraviolence is the accepted central premise of the game.
Imagine an Assassin’s Creed where the several thousand body count referred to the number of satisfied sexual partners rather than decapitated guards.
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Across the globe, people are starting to question whether the classroom is keeping pace with the world outside. While technology transforms how we live and work, students o
I loved NWN and NWN2 so this is definitely a title for me... at some point. But I just picked up Crisis Core Reunion, so it won't be before I am done with that.
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Cyan bought a U-shaped pillow and she instantly fell asleep on it! I tried it and now she says every time she comes into the bedroom, there's a catgirl on it...
Today we slept with it until noon, and after lunch I lied down and she snuggled up. We woke up at 6:30 PM... It's too powerful!!!!
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in reply to Johnny Skaaning • • •You can click on “Manage Options” and then disable all the options. Then, click on “Confirm Choices”.
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in reply to omg! ubuntu • • •Even easier! I use #VivaldiBrowser's #adblocker, and I don't even see the popup :)