
Where’s the nominative determinism here?

Where’s the nominative determinism here?


Yeah this does seem like they’re asking for trouble, literally selling a card full of pirated games seems risky
The ESA has asked the USTR to classify ANBERNIC as a “superfake,” implying that it sells high-quality counterfeit products
This just sounds like an endorsement though!


Only if you want brand new games and top spec hardware. I get free games every day, and I can play them on my old laptop, my dedicated handheld, or even my phone!


So they need brand new top-of-the-line GPUs, but they’re also capable of running on old unpatched IoT devices?
You can point GameNative to any downloaded exe, I got it working with a binary I downloaded from itch


Absolutely agree with this philosophy even though I find it hard to stick to. Maybe it was growing up with access to only a couple of games making me feel the need to eke out every second of value, but I do now need to tell myself if you’ve given it a proper go and aren’t really enjoying it then just move on, you have an ever growing backlog of other things to try out. It’s especially difficult with the live service fomo dark patterns that try to keep you coming back without you realising that you’ve just formed a habit rather than are really enjoying them!


No link or picture?


Data for Norway and Switzerland, so not just the EU


Peertube offers neither much exposure, nor any money, so why? Why spend time making videos for a very few people who you will never meet?
As I said, just for fun. Not everyone creates art for money or reputation. Obviously you do need someone to pay the bills though, hence everything Google has done with youtube over the years.


People make youtube videos because it generates income
It wasn’t always this way, plenty of people made great youtube videos just for fun before there was any kind of “monetisation”. Sure, there weren’t the highly polished big budget videos (which would probably have been on tv back in the day), but there also wasn’t all the like-and-subscribe sponsored shit which makes the internet so unpleasant nowadays.
YouTube is good because there’s money coming in and going out
So yeah, I can’t disagree with this enough!


Selling the pirated stuff, I guess? I don’t really follow it, but whenever I hear a judgement like this it’s usually from someone actually making money from selling pirated games rather than just cracking or distributing.


I’ve been trying to play the (official, free but now delisted) port of the original Sonic with touch controls. It’s a well-made port with some QoL features but it’s really bloody hard to control without the physical feedback of buttons!


Guess they’ll have to publish them to find out


There were also SSH key files.
I’m not publishing the archive, keys, or session logs.
I submitted the report and findings using Meta’s bug bounty program. Meta marked the report “Not Applicable.”
Guess they don’t care if you publish the SSH keys then?
Oh wow, homemade weaponry, yeah not what I was expecting here.
Looks like OP is a new user on “guncadindex.com” though so I’m guessing they didn’t mean for their question to end up here and with no context.
You might need to define a few of those words. Squirted glock? Compensator? PLA? Lade? Invader v2? I don’t even know what your picture is meant to be of!
Ah ok, did not know that Donau was Danube, worth adding that in the description for the non-German speakers!