None of those contradict my definition.
Not wanting a company dumping fucking trash in the streets is not and does not even vaguely resemble NIMBYism.
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That's not what the term means. NIMBY refers to people trying to prevent other people from using their own property in ways they don't like, not people who don't want shitty companies actively throwing trash in the commons.
I get your point that the exploit existed before it was identified, but an unmitigated exploit that people are aware of is worse than an unmitigated exploit people aren't aware of. Security through obscurity isn't security, of course, but exploiting a vulnerability is easier than finding, then exploiting a vulnerability. There is a reason that notifying the company before publicizing an exploit is the standard for security researchers.
You're right that it's never an OK title, because fuck clickbait, but until it's patched and said patch propagates into the real world, more people being aware of the hole does increase the risk (though it doesn't sound like it's actually a huge show stopper, either).
I wouldn't actually support micromanaging tech like that. It would be a nightmare.
I use both. The back is barely accessible on a stand and not even sort of accessible wall mounted. It is not an acceptable place for controls under any circumstances.
The point of controls are only when the remote is missing, but CEC sucks. I don't know if it's because the standards are shit or enforcement is shit, but the end result is tech as terrible and inconsistent as Bluetooth.
It will launch on PS first, but this doesn't tell you anything about whether they'll bring it to PC, which is what the title implied and the person I responded to read it as.
Do you think people magically started overeating just recently?
Poor people? Absolutely. They couldn't afford enough calories to get fat.
There have always been fat rich people.
No, it isn't.
It doesn't matter what Amazon changed. They are not the reason in any way that a publisher abandoned a game.
You have to.
None of those apps allow you to properly use new lines for basic readability.
Discord only does 3, then stops for a while.
But he wants voiced directions.
Just only when they're actually useful.
It's also not amazon. That's a laughable excuse by the publisher for abandoning the game.
I still hate the dedicated button replacing select, but I actually use the share button with the last 30 seconds a decent bit on the PS5. It's a cool feature to show a friend something without planning it in advance or actively recording and needing to delete old clips for space reasons, so I'd definitely support something comparable via Steam if it's done in a similarly convenient way.