Can confirm for the Steam Deck! Not that it supports it explicitly, but Valve doesn’t really seem to care what you do with your hardware lol.
The only limitations are that it’s Linux, so you might run into some trouble with Denuvo/Hypervisor and stuff like that. HV cracks allegedly work on Linux now, but I haven’t tried it yet.
I like the Wombats version too.
Oh and Heart’s cover of Stairway to Heaven (not 80s or 90s but still a banger)
I like Denzel Curry’s cover of Bulls on Parade.
They do a good Sheryl Crow one too!
I was looking at IVPN. I still have some research to do but I haven’t found anything sketchy on them so far.
This makes me feel old lol. I used to pirate VHS tapes and games on floppy disk, where you’d also get a photocopy of the pages of the manual that had the random words that the copy protection asked for. Heck, when I was I kid I remember my dad having pirated Spectrum/Commodore games that were copied from an audio cassette.
You can apparently 3D print a record, although it’s almost certainly not worth the effort.
Yeah we had a sweet deal before and we pissed it away. I don’t see why we should get the same terms if we rejoin. That’s just the cost of being stupid IMO
I suspect the ideal outcome would have been to have Leave almost win, like if it went 52-48 the other way. That way they could still keep saying it’s “what the people want” and keep using it as a wedge issue, but without having to actually do anything.
Bulgaria’s tourism minister must be shitting it right now though lol. “We have to host WHAT next year?”
Also if you saw all the Moroccanoil sponsorship all over Eurovision this year - let’s just say that company is not Moroccan
I use a yubikey on my laptop, but I use it to make it even harder to log in. It’s set to challenge-response so you have to have the key in and enter a password to unlock LUKS. Bit overkill but it was more just to see if I could do it lol
We had a little pirate movie ring going in college - this was in the UK in the 90s and there were certain films that were banned that you couldn’t get, like Clockwork Orange, The Exorcist, Reservoir Dogs etc. Someone somehow had access to Swedish satellite TV and so had shitty VHS copies of them with Swedish subtitles, so we had a counterfeit ring going that passed around 3rd-generation VHS copies of all these banned films.
Then DVD arrived and all these movies were just released on regular DVD so it destroyed our whole operation lol. The Exorcist was the first movie I bought on DVD.
We didn’t really have internet access when we were at school but we’d coordinate days where someone would bring in the floppy disks for something you wanted and you’d bring in a stack of blank disks and copy them on the school computers lol.
I have a 2TB external drive that I got for under $200 a couple of years ago, and the other day I saw the exact same drive in Staples for $650. It’s fucking wild out there.
I actually find it pretty helpful for tech support stuff. It doesn’t always get it right, but it’s usually at least in the right general area and TBH it beats going through endless forums where the answer is buried among 8 pages of people bickering about nothing, or those ones where someone has your exact problem and then replies “nm I fixed it” and doesn’t say what they did.
I tried out a game/demo thing that was a tester for AI NPC dialogue. I asked an NPC to tell me about himself and he replied that he could not connect to server lol
Architecture is the other one that vaguely worries me. I don’t like the idea of unknowingly walking around in a building that was designed by AI. I work with AI and it can’t even be trusted to write a blog post correctly, let alone design a building that’s safe. And I know if I’m thinking of that now, it means someone else has already thought of and attempted it at least 6 months ago.
I saw someone doing it at a big film festival once, for a preview screening of a huge movie that was still months from release. The director of the movie was in the audience! The audacity lol