

Gonna be some serious ping times.


Gonna be some serious ping times.


I mean they already killed their own.


Can you transfer your games legally to another person?
There is your answer.
No wonder it feels more crowded


Now over to Colin Poppshed at the Gay Desk


That’s pretty much what a browser needs these days.


Look on the bright side, at least they don’t have to work for Larry fucking Ellison any more.


I’m not rallying against SSL. Just an example of browser warnings.


A big man in the middle attack service, operating in a hostile nation? What could go wrong?


Give them a few more years and every site except big social media will be flagged as dangerous in your browser, like those without valid SSL certs are now.


I agree, from MS point of view.
But people around here were very excited a few weeks back when it got announced, and were convinced it means they’ll be able to play their Steam libraries on it.


No, they said it would run PC games.
Whether that means Steam remains to be seen.


Well for a start that’s the PS5 Pro and absolutely nobody is buying that.
That would be like me saying you can’t make a gaming PC without a 5090.


The PS2 launched at £299. Got reduced to £199 the week the Xbox came out (and stuck the nails in the coffin just as it was being born) and finished somewhere around £79.
If only there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you left them.


“I worked on the team that implemented Vulkan support for Unreal Engine 5, and have created over 200 shaders for AAA retail games.”
“Sir, this is a Wendy’s”
Could also be the owner that never washes his hands.


Feels like something systemd can solve with a compile time flag. Either have it on or off depending on if you want to legally sell it in those areas or not and away you go.


Nah, it just needs a team of Indian guys to step in whenever the collision alarms go off.
The moon is about 1.3 light seconds away.
2600 ping is a lot, but people have likely played with worse. Just not very well.