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I just started dual booting to see what Linux could do nowadays. And yes, there’s a few games I have trouble playing, but it’s mostly games like Subnautica that gives me trouble. And in all honesty, that game barely works in Windows as it is.

I haven’t had problems with anti-cheats at all. Like, Helldivers 2 runs as well on Linux as in Windows.

Well, they aren’t alone. Blizzard and Activision is on my blacklist. As well as pretty much any studio own by Microsoft at this point… Oh, and Sony! Can’t forget about them.

The list is long.

This is sadly very standard right-wing stuff. OP actually thinks he’s being funny and “totally owning the libs”.

I’m gonna take a wild stab in the dark and say that OP might be from the USA.

What is Valve’s latest game?

I honestly thought the Assasins Creed games had run their course a while ago.

And until OP answers, we’ll never know. (Given that OP actually knows how unions work)

Oh no, you misunderstand. It’s not help you find stuff on your computer.

So quick question: What is this?

I mean, I can guess that it’s a weird new Facebook thing. But unless it’s also a new Windows thing hardwired into the OS like the Edge/Cortana bullshit, I don’t really care what FB is up to. :/

If only I could be a Useful Man…

Nah, it’s an animal.

I don’t think there’s any leaders that hate freedom. They just don’t care about yours.

I miss those

Nah, there doesn’t seem to be a problem simply writing nasty comments. Personally I’d prefer getting downvoted to hell than a ‘pile-on’ in the comments spewing bile.

As I understand it, it’s to get out of Disneys iron clad contracts.

Disney values it’s family friendly image very much. And it’s the only way to get out of what is close to a slave contract.

Which is the same as ‘lemmy funny.’

Let’s not kid ourselves.

So… like everywhere else on the internet?

I guess “Use your stupid” can be applied the same way “Use your smarts” is.

Like if ‘Your Smarts’ refers to rationale or deductive skills, ‘Your Stupid’ could refer to the lack thereof.

The old landlines had a ton of smart features. It’s just that very few of us knew about them and thus they went unused.

It’s 1999 and I’m standing in a music store listening to a few new albums I might buy, while talking with the other audio nerds about upcoming releases and musicians I haven’t even heard of before.

I kinda miss it. Like Libraries, but I get to buy and keep whatever I enjoy.