Then they'll lobby against public WiFi. I was in China recently and (depending on the province) you need a phone number to access public WiFi so that they know who you are.
While I agree, I think that getting more games on Linux is far more useful. When Linux is almost 3% very few studios will care much. If they can do a small bit of testing on Proton and maybe work around a bug or two they are far more likely to do that then make and test a native build. If this then gets Linux usage to 5, 10 or 20% that will drive more native builds.
So I agree that it somewhat reduces the incentive to release a native build. But I think that is outweighed by the benefits of making the Linux gaming experience better today which will have a greater impact on availability of native builds in the future.
If the bottom can be seen at all that is completely unacceptable.
If a ceiling fan is on one of my boys will hide under chairs and couches and basically just skirt around from cover to cover. I think he thinks it is a bird.
I also don't mind if they are "selling" nothing, or just a supporter icon. As long as they are transparent that that is all you are getting.
I'm struggling to see how this actually made money. Because presumably the customer is paying for the delivery (as well as the food that was never ordered). So the fraudsters would just be paying themselves in a complicated way. My best guess is one of the following:
- DoorDash is subsidizing orders so much that this is profitable overall (the amount they pay the driver is more than the customer pays) seems unlikely.
- DoorDash is paying the driver multiple times but only charging the customer once. But if this was the case how was this obvious accounting issue never noticed? Shouldn't the books come out even in the end?
This article really keeps getting better and better.
- 'Unparalleled' snake antivenom made from man bitten 200 times
- In total, Mr Friede has endured more than 200 bites and more than 700 injections of venom he prepared from some of the world's deadliest snakes
- He initially wanted to build up his immunity to protect himself when handling snakes, documenting his exploits on YouTube.
- he had "completely screwed up" early on when two cobra bites in quick succession left him in a coma
- I didn't want to die. I didn't want to lose a finger. I didn't want to miss work
- It just became a lifestyle
It's been fine. But I'm a decently well off young white dude who has never had trouble with borders anywhere. But I will still avoid it as much as I can.
poweroff
or shutdown
will work on almost every distro. Even systemd ones (they are usually symlinks but doesn't really matter because they work).
They want to make money off of services, every service they offer requires a Microsoft account to purchase and use. Everyone that they force to make an account during setup is one step closer to paying for a Microsoft service.
There are obviously tradeoffs (less sales of these versions of windows and some users pushed away from Windows altogether among others), but the motivation is clear.
The biggest question is this a fork or a threek?