R.I.P

Not at the same time as they would conflict.

Its there now FYI

Replaying it now myself. Need to find some more cyclops fragments. Great game overall.

Steam deck killer right here

The 90 minutes are per week I take it

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I’m looking to get one soon enough from the EU store. Depending on the product they will say if it is shipping from China directly. I guess we have to trust some of these companies at some point with all of our devices. I plan to use it with a commercial vpn

Added a video I found showing where to do it.

Just a reminder you can add a publisher to your steam ignore list such as EA or Ubisoft.

Edit: This video shows how

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4iUUj2Y2MIE

Die hard trilogy.

A new non ubisoft splinter cell

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😄 Fair enough. Thanks for getting back to me

The last campfire, disco Elysium, hue

No but this doesn’t do anything to “deal” with the problem as anyone can built up trust like Jian tan showed. The argument that this makes us more secure is like saying closed source is more secure cause the hackers dont have access to the source.

We have evidence of the US messing with nist standards so by that same logic should we assume all us actors are bad ?

The solution is to verify the code maybe have multiple people from different locations have to review stuff. Build more checks into the process.

The whole point of it being open is that it can be reviewed. It shouldn’t matter where the contributor is from as all code should be subjected to a rigorous review process.

Same could be said for any intelligence service . it is better to focus on preventing and detecting these things through analysis and code reviews.

And they could just offer boatloads of cash to someone in another country to insert something so this doesn’t really prevent anything it only isolates a certain subset of people.

Just finished it today on yuzu, only issue I had was some of the coloring on the rifts in the overworld. I used the 18.1.0 firmware for anyone that wants to know

This is why above all I prefer roms and emulators. I have already paid my dues years ago on the consoles. I have steam and the deck to support Linux as the rest are anti consumer and dont give a shit about linux.

The problem is worse with consoles as they can have short life-cycles and the discs are tied to the hardware or console specific online service eg eshop.

Personally I just throw my roms in directories and serve them from nginx. Its easier to just pull them down on deck that way and requires no extra effort or maintenance on my end.

Everything else is on steam.

If the news is that important you’ll find it elsewhere without this bs