Gog.com is always worth a look.

Gog is well indexed by Google. If it’s on Gog, a simple web search would have listed that result. “I barely managed to find it at all” means that it was more work than just googling it and clicking on the Gog result.

Or people just don’t want to throw away their own money.

Whenever I’m in a country without a cash deposit system on bottles and cans, I see so many of them just being thrown on the ground everywhere. It’s worst outside of city centers where there is no regular clean up.

In any good democracy the government doesn’t know where you moved to until you tell them. Hence the need.

They already know then they ask for taxes to be paid. Requirement for voter registration is voter suppression.

“if voted” is different from “voted for”. In a true democracy it must not be traceable who someone voted for. It simply cannot be the case in a proper democracy that the people who voted for the opponent get punished for their vote after transfer of power.

It’s done online (and other methods) and very painless. If you don’t move, you never need to update your registration.

And in actual democracies you’re registered automatically when turning voting age (usually 18) and gets updates automatically when moving. Obviously, when you have a monarch, you’re not living in a true democracy.

America isn’t a true democracy anyway with its Gerrymandering, two party system, and registration to vote.

I hate this type of headline. He is still living (hopefully), but you are not sure.

You didn’t even care to click on that link. He cast the vote already.

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In the same stroke though the onus to supply backing to any given position or assertion is on the one claiming facts.

Valve supporting gaming on Linux is common knowledge here. For very niche knowledge or hard to google terms, I’d agree but there’s a limit. One cannot expect to cite sources for every single bit of common knowledge.

This one is easily found out through a simple search and all but burden of proof isn’t on the one asking for proof

The amount of work required to ask for a source is similar to googling it directly, maybe asking is even more work because usually selecting the claim and then right-click --> “Search web for XYZ” works just fine.

it’s not my turn to Google things

It always it. That’s basic media savviness. Asking for things that take 5 secs to google is rude.

I thought Japan was all about Face. I guess Nintendo is the exception?

face, farce.

Well I asked for a source

I’m not AwesomeLowlander but you asked for something that can be googled in literally 5 to 10 seconds:

My Steam Deck has a 512GiB SD card full of legally backed up games

FTFY 😁

This isn’t a good argument, right?

The topic is Nintendo who make a handheld console and unless CD Project make a GOGBoy with a bespoke SteamOS-like “console OS”, yet another storefront for Windows PCs is hardly an actual alternative.

I also though of them because they recently improved their subscriber agreement (apparently not for selfless reasons but still an improvement esp. in the light of what Nintendo is currently doing).

Steam takes a lot of money for their service, which is a problem.

They take the same amount of money as other console makers and the store cut is completely unrelated to what Nintendo’s lawyers do which is the actual topic here.

We won’t have much choices left it seems

https://www.steamdeck.com/ is a good one.

My best guess would be that they’re trying to get ahead of the recompiler scene before it catches a bigger foothold.

If AI-generating images from copyrighted training material is legal, then generating source code from copyrighted binary code is as well.

They’re all delusional that they’ll be the exception.

Repeated bleaching makes the material brittle. Personally, I’d paint it or look for special decals.