Personally I find it to be bad OPSEC, it just puts a big target on a potential victim from bad actors that are specifically targetting that business.

There’s Torzu if you’re interested

https://github.com/ong19th/Torzu

I want the law to allow resales of digital game licenses, and the storage medium shouldn’t matter.

For Blu-Ray it’s slightly more complex (libbdplus and libaacs) plus a keydb list, but the concept is the same.

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=176924

If buying isn’t owning, surely that means pirating isn’t stealing.

Please, they’ll be owned to epic proportions.

Would be nice if it could be set as some kind of post / comment metadata, hidden from view but there in the code.

That would make a nice Linux-based gaming PC for my kids that is for sure.

Seems like a good time to introduce a breaking change, jumping from 0.19 to 1.0.

Until then https://lemmyverse.link/feddit.org/post/5390705 ;)

Another issue is that post links are instance-specific, since the post ID isn’t the same across instances.

ex: https://lemmy.ml/post/27659153 is https://lemmy.ca/post/41237641 on Lemmy.ca

There are external tools like https://lemmyverse.link/ and some browser addons to alleviate those issues, but it’d be nice if this could be addressed at the source if doable.

And I dream of a lemmy:\\ protocol handler one day.

I don’t know why Italy is wasting time on this.

Tech-illiterate politicians making public actions so their corporate donators keep investing in them.

One way that their incompetency limits the amount of damage they can accomplish.

Or they could like… just not be dicks and supply firmware updates without the lock-in, instead of having to trade off security to use your device however you want.

I paid Plex Pass Lifetime for peanuts (maybe $50 or $75) a decade ago, not using it would mean wasting that so yeah…

Bazzite comes with Nvidia support out of the box.

And leave a good classic intact.

Bought and revived by Alexis Ohanian? It can only turn out into a dumpster fire. It’s probably just to diversify their data collection in case there’s an actual massive Reddit exodus and the brand name becomes too toxic.

One more reason to have actual open-source drivers instead of binary blobs…

Honestly, I’m just keeping my money in my saving account. No way I’m spending my hard-earned money on overpriced stuff, I can wait a while longer, and I’m considering a Steam Deck as my daily driver. Not a beast, but not excessively priced either.

Not gonna complain to see investments made into an open platform.