I live in a region that has decently low YouTube premium pricing. If it’s ads or nothing, I may get a subscription. But I haven’t checked pricing in a while, so maybe it’s gone up too much.
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I completely agree. I’ve started to migrate my work stuff to Linux to see if it will work.
I’m not hopeful that it will work, but the dev said I can try to use wine and that is not against their policy to do so and that I works but have to worry about an account ban.
So, let’s hope for the best.
It was the advertisers and government.
Oh, yeah. I just ignore that stuff. But it’s really annoying. I can’t even think of the last time I played a game online.
Oh, I got fallout 76 on sale super cheap and uninstalled it after 20-30 minutes.
100% Online gaming is pretty toxic and I love being able to play at my own pace.
Only exception to this for me was stardew with my wife.
I love this about the steam deck, I just installed cyberpunk and Witcher 3 and both games have a graphics option for steam deck.
I think the steamdeck not releasing new models every year is also a good idea as it gives devs a specific hardware to optimize for.
This also will make sure devs optimize games so that they can run on lower end hardware.
It’s really a win for everyone.
Sadly that version doesn’t work well on steamdeck.
I think there are work around to get it working, but with my regional pricing it was just like $2, so I just grabbed it.
It’s kinda hard to blame that company. We don’t even know how old the rackets are, if they were abused, or taken care of.
The situation sucks, but sometimes there just really isn’t someone to blame.
I did extensive traveling in 2018. I would be in a different country for a week or 2 at a time.
I would check out McDonald’s once per country just to see or try unique things on their menu.
There are so many meals to eat each day, so a single McDonald’s meal is no big deal.
I wouldn’t really call it a hacker tool any more than you would call a hammer a thieves tool.
It just accesses the data that stored in an unencrypted format on the computers hard drive.
If someone had remote access to your computer they could use this, but I imagine they could also use the official tool too.
Since the data is stored in an unencrypted fashion, a hacker who had remote access would be better served running some script that will just transfer all this data to their offsite server and could be accomplished pretty easily.
I guess what I want to really say is that calling it a “hacker tool” is misleading.
Linus tech tips did a video about this where he had his team use other tools. Essentially he was like, it would end up costing him more or the same as it would take his team longer to do the same stuff and relearn.
It might have been a shortsighted video, but you can look it up if you want to.
I live in a region that has decently low YouTube premium pricing. If it’s ads or nothing, I may get a subscription. But I haven’t checked pricing in a while, so maybe it’s gone up too much.