

One might even get the impression that publishers hold too much power.


One might even get the impression that publishers hold too much power.


The bostonglobe.com article that I just posted has that information. In short, harm to the plaintiffs and unrecoverable costs to DC and Virginia.


and privates himself from the pleasure of dping tit manually
Um…
What?


Heroic is an Electron web app that always selects weird UI elements
And like all Electron apps, it’s a resource hog.


https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bum steer
Is that in the article somewhere? I don’t see it.
Edit: Ah, I see: It’s in the metadata that Lemmy shows beneath the headline.


I recently started using Amethyst Mod Manager with a collection of 2000 Skyrim mods. Its UI and operating procedures are a bit different to what I’ve used before, but since figuring out the basics, it has been working pretty well.
I can’t speak for OP, but one reason to keep a gaming machine offline is to prevent data collection by nosy companies, and another is to reduce attack surface in today’s age of automated exploits.


I can see it just fine. Maybe due to uBlock Origin. Maybe due to disabling javascript. Try those.
In any case, it is the direct link to the source, regardless of whether your browser setup has trouble with it.


Direct link. (It’s a few paragraphs in the middle of a larger post.)
Also, Gate to Sovngarde is worth a look for any PC players wanting to play an improved Skyrim in the meantime.


I can’t do anything about that. You might try browsing with javascript disabled.


That page says "TV Type: Smart TV ". Is it using that phrase to mean something different to what we all mean?


Excerpt from that page, for Android:
Of course, people using an Android variant that still gets regular updates are unlikely to need manual disables, since an update will take care of it.
For the newcomers:
https://godotengine.org/