what they do is lure you in with unsustainable prices and once they got established slap you with real price. Because for the real price you wouldn’t find it worthy in the first place. But now that you enjoy it it’s more likely you’ll pay more than what you might initially do

Yesterday I forgot to turn on the switch and played on battery without knowing for 30 minutes. Went from 100-60. The game was old enough so there weren’t any performance difference so didn’t notice

Huh you get a mint?/We get a “good job bro!👍👍”

Mine should have a 3070ti so ut should have no excuse for NOT running DOOM.

A 100W one should be able to power it for lighter tasks, right? Won’t be gaming on the power bank.

Too many bugs

Any alternatives?

Of course piracy preserves old games. Also piracy is not a problem when it is miniscule. The issue is when piracy becomes the norm, so that these companies will be pushed towards more locked systems (consoles exclusives) and abandon PC. Some may even call for androud style locking up on PC.

Librewolf?

Aurora store doesn’t even work anymore… Btw you can pay using the web interface too? Do we need play billing API?

Their open soruce only has skiff mail, what about the otther products?

I hope they at least are doing the E2EE thing… Last thing I want is to know that they could in fact read the decrypted data…

Are they open source?

What is Metager?

What about simplex? It looks like it uses random message queues for each connection (contact) and once deleted from devices then it doesn’t look likethere is any solid way of identifying if a connection existed…

(NB: simplex don’t have an account for a user in their cloud at all because of how it works so recovery is impossible without latest backups, so that’s a no go for me)

I wasn’t able to find technical details regarding the metadata, and was a bit worried about it…

Lile do they know who I message the most, or how much I message them? Is deniability of contact/messages possible?

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Yeah I don’t think that’s gonna happen

I don’t know but trusting some random guy with critical communications doesn’t look like the smartest thing… what if elon tomorrow decides to turn off starlink access for the whole of Ukraine? All they can do is complain…

I say it’s ukraine’s fault to try and rely on a PRIVATE infrastructure for mission critical connectivity. That enabled Elon to in turn disconnect the service whenever he wanted. Maybe not rely on a private infrastructure where it’s owner has absolute control over the communication.

are you chinese?