I believe the section of concern was
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Someone provided the source in another post: https://loops.video/legal/terms-of-service#2
Absolutely, even at something like 100 * min wage. Still a hell of a lot less than what's happening today.
I looked, and it's a whole 1:12 of the alleged 100:00:00. That's not enough.
Exactly, I'm not doubting they exist, but if they have them, they need released publicly, like, now.
Yeah, I probably wouldn't have done that myself. I love browsing itch.io but I don't want an otherwise useful feed to be clouded with a ton of lower quality/incomplete games.
Of course that's not to say they're all low quality or incomplete.
I've also heard it referred to as cross-play, though without the contact of cosplay, can be somewhat confusing.
If it's anything like Truth Social, it won't accept voip numbers. I know because I tried so I could watch the shit show first-hand. Noped out at that point though.
I did not know most of that. Very informative, thanks!
Do you use it on a Pixel? Last I read, that's the only officially supported phone. It feels ironic giving Google money for a phone so you can use deGoogle more.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for it, I just wish it supported more devices.
Since when did the Blue Screen concept change from being an actual error screen to simply the Windows update screen?
I'm guessing shortly after Windows began implementing aforementioned update screen?
This is the first I've heard it referred to as the Blue Screen.
For reference: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_screen_of_death
At this point, it's sounding more and more like a social experiment.
Dude, same. I almost wanted to stop reading there.
They'd say the same thing if they interviewed her 3 years ago.
No. The game is paid. It should come with all available settings. This is just one step away from studios hiding HD textures behind paywalls.
And this line of thinking is what let's them get away with it.
lazy cash grab
This seems quite reductive for what appears to have happened. Spending hundreds of millions of dollars over an 8 year development period is anything but lazy. Cash grab, maybe, but so incredibly ambitious.
Plus it wasn't the dev's decision to not "give the game time to [improve]."
Sony pulled the plug when they realized they were bleeding money out of the ears offers server time for a handful of people.
They're biggest problem was the complete lack of advertisement. I might have heard of it once some few months before release and then silence, as if they thought they were keeping hype up for the next installment in an already established series that everyone was expecting.
The other big problem was the genericness of it, bringing nothing new than slight variations on characters, abilities, etc. into an already oversaturated genre.
This whole thing has been like Sony throwing their kid, that looks like every other kid, into a crowded public pool with no assistance and wondering why they drowned, acting like it's everyone else's fault.
I downloaded it but I'll just watch for updates for now. First thing I tried, I wasn't able to do.
I tried to put a folder of apps on the quick bar (or whatever it's called) at the bottom of the screen.
It defaults to phone, messages, browser, play store, and camera. I tried putting phone and messages in a folder and it would only let me do that if it was actually on the home screen. Even doing that and trying to drag it into the bar didn't work.
I'm still glad for this and hope it improves, I just can't use it yet.
Edit: looks like it's already a logged issue: https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Launcher/issues/24.
Maybe it was a rebill kind of thing he setup. Hush money on subscription.
I'm curious what percentage of surviving presidents are also voting for Harris.