Nah, Discord is already a way into the enshittifation process. Back when it first got popular, people ditched skype to migrate to discord en masse, because discord was lightweight and quick as fuck and had 0 ads.
Nothing about this software nowadays gives me the feeling of being quick.
Hot take time?
The Office.
I enjoyed the first few seasons immensely, but at some point the characters felt off to me. It's been a while since I watched it, so I can't pinpoint when exactly it started to change anymore.
Thanks! Thought I was going crazy for a second, when the prompt to Install a game came on that I definitely did install and recently played.
Update seems to properly fix the issue.
Yea, they are useless when being changed at will, but what if the TOS specifically said "You can disregard future TOS versions and still abide by this old one under certain circumstances" ?
You would still be complying with the Terms of Service, by not honoring the new Terms of Service.
Obviously, this is still a terrible situation regardless, but I am thinking about if the old TOS won't give already released games a way out of this BS, or even better, may keep a usable Unity version alive for the future. Long term obviously, as many people as possible should ditch unity entirely, but for right now, it looks like a lot of developers will have big trouble starting in just 3 months.
I think the worst part of it all is the trust that is irrevocably broken now.
This is obviously a moronic scummy decision driven by greed, but it also goes directly against past decisions. As per this reddit post, Unity actually had a TOS in action that protected Developers against retroactive changes like this. Specifically, it stated that you could choose to continue using old versions of the engine and comply to the old TOS if an update to the TOS that you disagree with ever happened. This specific part of the TOS was deleted last year.
If they actually try to enforce this new crap on already released games (that accepted an older version of the TOS) then it would seem blatantly illegal (I'm not a lawyer though).
Even if they revert everything by tomorrow, the whole fiasco still shows where Unity's current interests are, and make the company a liability to deal with for any game developer.
Genuinely excited for this!
The anime was a slow start, but somehow all the characters gradually became interesting and I found myself enjoying the plot a lot.
Man I really hope the animation is gonna be superb. I read the entire manwha recently and I don't think the story or characters was actually all that great. It was mostly the amazing art and how it was used that got me interested.
Wasn't sure if an anime-meme fit in here, thanks for cross-posting it instead :)
Correct!
This is more like a throwaway joke, the anime is not actually focused on city planning discussions or car-centric design.
Agreed, this is basically nonsense.
How does it have >500 upvotes? O.o
Yooooo I am hyped!!!
I already read the webnovel a few months ago, but I'm always eager to see how well the anime translates the story.