That's why you don't buy Cisco
derpgon
joined 2 years ago
Do you have any basis for that? Is it announced? Also, do you know that games on Steam are not priced by Steam, but individual publishers?
I don't thing tariffs include digital goods and services.
Oh, why would you mention his neo Nazi salute so publicly? Can't you see he - the neo Nazi - is suffering from his neo Nazi action consequences?
~~Poor~~ neo Nazi...
Me, in a JRPG where I was stuck in a boss room with no mobs to level up after learning that you can escape from all the fights, except the boss...
Yeah, I was 11, how can you tell lol
I wonder how many of those companies - that are stuck with Oracle due to legacy software - have just too many keys to reroll that they just won't do it. Mainly due to everything being a manual process.
You'd be surprised how many people don't brush their teeth, let alone twice a day, and let alone floss. Those who do the correct shit will probably not feel the difference, those who don't will lose the only protection they had left.
Wrong, Apple does not provide any additional features besides taking a cut. Sure, maybe they provide the payment process, but that's it. The moment you subscribe, you might as well forget Apple exists.
Steam, on the other hand, allows: cloud saves, family sharing, media library, big picture, controller support, Linux support, achievements, community, friends, groups, store with tag search, advanced review features, inventory, couch coop over internet, and fuckton of stuff.
I'd say 30% is pretty generous, given Steam's reach. Also you are not forced to use Steam, you can you GOG, Epic (eww), Ubisoft, EA, Amazon, etc., while with Apple you can't.
I mean, it is a free world, and - unlike Trumpster - they do no discriminate. However, they are not required to treat them differently from any other person in the world, so they didn't.
Search ducks, and it is mostly an online marketplace - so most products are from China anyway. Basically European based Aliexpress/Wish/Ebay/Amazon.
I can't say I liked the experience, especially when they bought the second biggest pc part retailer, completely annihilated their website (which was one the nicest and most user friendly eshop websites I've ever used), and replaced the websites with a web page (or category) on their own website, which is borderline unusable in comparison while offering half the items.
I'd gladly pay more taxes if it meant improving the wellbeing of overyone. The right (as we called it) would be considered left a decade ago as well (today, not sso much).
So jealous of those whose government isn't a piece of shit good-for-nothing bunch of scum.
I feel like, as a non American, ignorance is bliss.
But I'd realize all of this is insane shit even if I didn't hear about it daily.