I found this browser very limited when I tried an older version, not sure if it even supports https yet. My favorite of the very lightweight browsers is Links 2, which can be useful sometimes.

Windows compatibility mode has never ever worked for me. I have the same experience as you with WINE.

Swedish: Gråsugga = gray sow.

7-zip

Is it on Wayland even?

That’s the point?

From the same patent

I like this one

But what about those Famicom cassettes on which it is written “9999999 games in 1!”?

If you are so smart, then why do you have to lie to make your idiotic arguments.

Accursed Farms just published a FAQ video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEVBiN5SKuA, but the first announcement should explain it pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w70Xc9CStoE

I just posted this comment in this thread:

He and his Reddit fanboys believe that the campaign is meant to force companies to host servers forever, and it will apply retroactively to every game to exist, and every publisher will have to give the games away for free forever, and Ross Scott will come and take your toothbrush. Or, he doesn’t believe this and is just trolling and slandering.

And here we have an example of exactly what I mean. Let me type it out so that you can understand: THE WHOLE POINT OF THE CAMPAIGN IS THAT GAMES SHOULD WORK WITHOUT SUPPORT FROM THE PUBLISHER. THE SERVER SUPPORT CAN END AT ANY TIME AS FAR AS IT IS CONCERNED. Seriously, where the hell do you fucking morons even get this idea that the publisher is being asked to support the game forever? Every video from Accursed Farms has SUPER DUPER EXTREMELY clear about this. The website is SUPER DUPER EXTREMELY clear about this. And this shouldn’t even need to be explained, because NOWHERE has it been implied that the publisher should support the game forever, and it has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the campaign.

because the rest of it is proprietary and puts other games at risk of being compromised

Wow, not the customers fucking problem.

and pay for all of the server infrastructure to get it working.

Not the publishers problem and none of your business.

Stopkillinggames.com is a campaign against video game publishers scamming customers by remotely disabling always-online games. The guy in the picture is PirateSoftware, who owns a video game company and is a weird libertarian. He and his Reddit fanboys hate the campaign, and they make up absurd arguments and lies against it.

He and his Reddit fanboys believe that the campaign is meant to force companies to host servers forever, and it will apply retroactively to every game to exist, and every publisher will have to give the games away for free forever, and Ross Scott will come and take your toothbrush. Or, he doesn’t believe this and is just trolling and slandering.

Might as well link stopkillinggames.com.

:an-tifa:

Sheesh!

He’s done for

Oh bruh. I thought there was something wrong with my system.