These games all explicitly exclude Linux by way of anti-cheat. EAC and BattlEye both have functional Linux versions of their anti-cheats but choose not to enable them. The others are kernel-level.
Genshin Impact apparently does run fine, though.
Toaster Strudels are definitely better than Pop Tarts, but they have also been victims of shrinkflation over the years.
To clarify, this is the government’s position, not the law. This hasn’t been officially ruled on yet.
In a lawsuit that The New York Times filed against OpenAI, the Trump administration has contributed a 20-page brief in defense of the ChatGPT maker’s unlicensed use of copyrighted material to train its LLMs.
However, it’s not looking promising in legal terms either.
Strange, on my Bazzite install, that’s the folder that Steam uses. Either way, glad it helped at least.
Copy the game folders into ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/ and then find each game in your library and install it. It will find the files and skip most/all of the download.
The first manned flight of a hot air balloon was in 1783. I’m sure a lot of people thought flying would be a regular occurrence in the future. Maybe 100 years earlier it would have been an outrageous thought though.
It helps that we know exactly where to look for it the signal, but I agree it’s insane that it’s so far away and we can still communicate with it 49 years later. This was launched in 1977, it’s running on half-century-old tech and still partly functional. And the main reason it’s only partly functional is that we shut down features to save on power.
My understanding is that it was a marketplace seller, not Best Buy themselves, who sold the laptop to the customer.
At least the techs actually made an effort to diagnose the issue and figured out that removing the stick of RAM fixed it. They’re not responsible for the sale of a laptop with more memory than the motherboard can handle.
All these marketplaces are a disaster. So many shady sellers posting the same items on every site they can, and nobody takes responsibility when an issue inevitably pops up.
Yeah, the only similarity between them was the name of the character. They didn’t sound or act similar. It would have been neat if you could recognize the character despite the different appearance.
The first season had flashbacks of his old body, and it felt like it made more sense. The change in accent was a bit offputting, but can be reasonably explained away. Mackie just felt like a completely different character.
No, that appears to be a solar panel
With global warming being an issue, I would worry about keeping vinyl records safe.
To clarify, this is not Denuvo DRM, it`s Denuvo anti-cheat, which is at least not kernel-level.
The US had a de minimis exemption for import of goods under $800 until recently. You could buy up to $800 and not pay tax on it when it was imported. That was recently suspended, and so if you buy something internationally, customs should charge you tax on it as it enters the country. Technically, it’s not sales tax though.
the universally beloved anti-cheat product, Vanguard
What universe are these people living in?
Sir, the private believes that any answer he gives will be wrong and the senior drill instructor will beat him harder if he reverses himself, sir!
These chips will be in everything. Cars, phones, computers, TVs, cameras, drones. If they can mandate location tracking in all of these AI chips, then they’re mandating location tracking on everything electronic.
Because most of the world is already on WhatsApp, and changing to Signal would isolate you from most people and businesses.
The one with the knuckles on the wrong side of the hand is kind of troubling
It’s an external EM signal, not a vibration. They’re interfering with the signal in a way that lets them separate the signal irself from ambient RF noise.