It's also incredibly clear and gives a lot of information on when you do and don't need to be worried. I'd probably take the extra steps to verify I wasn't exposed even if I was in one of the "you're OK" categories, but I appreciate the detail on principle.
It's weird that "we got hacked" is going to get me to try out a mod, but here we are lol.
That doesn't even resemble a coherent argument. A price point doesn't change whether hardware manufacturers have any kind of obligation to open their platform or not.
It's also a lie. Nintendo doesn't sell jack shit at a loss and never will:
It's fake. It's always fake.
Lying about death threats is the standard behavior for getting called out for scammy bullshit.
Just don't try to take pictures. That's a money pit.
These things are cool in theory, but $100 before the computer is past what I'd pay for a novelty.
Even perfectly implemented DRM steals cycles that can't possibly benefit any gamer ever in any way.
I support linking the original site as a general rule, but I don't think GamingOnLinux is blog spam. He curates information from a variety of places, provides a quick accessible summary, and very clearly links back to the article he's referencing.
In this specific case, his table of specs is far more readable and accessible than the obnoxious advertising product page is.
A. I don't actually feel bad for anyone because if you're involved in NFTs in any way, you're begging to be scammed. There is no legitimate use for NFTs.
B. This seems like blatant illegal fraud. You can't just advertise "get this cut of all transactions forever" to get people to join, then say "just kidding" once they include their "art" in your shitty scam. They're entitled to their shitty cut of your shitty transaction, and you can't hand wave it away by pointing to fine print when you sold the product very clearly making that claim.
A confidential source contacted the newspaper, Meyer said, and provided evidence that Newell had been convicted of drunken driving and continued to use her vehicle without a driver’s license. The criminal record could jeopardize her efforts to obtain a liquor license for her catering business.
A reporter with the Marion Record used a state website to verify the information provided by the source. But Meyer suspected the source was relaying information from Newell’s husband, who had filed for divorce. Meyer decided not to publish a story about the information, and he alerted police to the situation.
Ignoring all the obvious issues with the legality of a search in general, this was all triggered by the newspaper using discretion and not publishing the story?
How the fuck do you think that's going to serve your needs?
It also probably doesn't deserve verified. It's playable, but I had to manually lower settings and use FSR.
But Larian aren't the ones who decide that so IDK what they're mad at Larian for. Do they want them to add traps so it crashes on Linux lol?
Even if it's 17 year olds, the amount of liability you expose the school/municipality to is massive.
lol they're probably just the ones who actually make good faith efforts to notify people.
Though sending a spreadsheet of names to a phishing email is truly fucking stupid beyond belief.