Codeberg can suffer from the same DMCA requests but at least is not managed by Microsoft. To really avoid(or ignore) DMCAs you need to self-host/use a vps for your own version control tool like Forgejo/GitLab or use a decentralized one like Radicle.
Now it makes more sense, thanks!
I have no idea what the article was talking about except it is about some tech used by radio enthusiasts. Can someone explain the basic idea in it?
Still closed source.
If your router is the one that your ISP provided, torrenting can affect your internet connection stability by having too many connections active, because most of the time that hardware is trash (at least from my experience).
Not everyone has VR.
The project looks nice, anyone knows about similar open source software to compare?
We have: https://lvra.gitlab.io/
Hyprland bloated? Huh?
*openSUSE enters the chatroom
I’ll be interested when they don’t actively block Linux in BattleEye.
Try to contact someone with edit permissions on the megathread wiki and provide proof of the malware to get that site removed from the list if you have time.
Or buy a CDKey from the cheapest website, they wont’t get money in both cases.
This, please.
Security by obscurity is not real.
Time to start using VSCodium then, I want no cloud AI in my development setup.
They did the same on Tekken 7 iirc.
PS5 exclusive, no idea how that won a GOTY award.
Lie before launch about what features the game will/won’t include to dodge bad reviews and increase sales, add microtransaccions for costumes of older tekkens, add in game store with a paid currency that forces you to add more money that the exact amount you want to spend, mtx with limited uses, in game adds masked as free customization items (chipotle brand), add characters from older tekkens as DLC (Eddy, Lydia, Heihachi…), add a paid battle pass separated of the season pass that gives you customization items, exclude DLC content from the Season Pass/Ultimate Edition that was supossedly to include it (Heihachi scenary).
And who knows what more to come.
Don’t worry, there are plenty of alternatives to Chrome with built-in ad-blocking.