Way too common on Lemmy let alone a community for piracy here you go.

https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eurogamer.net%2Fnintendos-palworld-lawsuit-suffers-another-potential-blow-as-us-takes-rare-step-of-re-examining-previously-granted-pokemon-patent

"Today"is a Friday before public holidays

environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [socks.thigh];

Windows dominated desktop development for years, and Macs did the same in the creative world. So a lot of developers naturally know those systems best. Linux has always had the problem of fragmentation, different distros and different library versions all pulling in slightly different directions, which makes it harder to target reliably. That’s why things like the Steam Deck or Ubuntu LTS matter so much, because they give developers a stable baseline instead of chasing down tickets caused by someone building with the wrong version.

Tools like containers and Flatpak have improved the situation, but the underlying complexity is still there. When a studio doesn’t have the time, budget or experience to handle that, the Linux port is usually where the cracks show. The ones that tend to get it right are teams with stronger engineering depth, which is why you often see the better native ports coming from studios behind RPGs and sims where crossplatform work is already part of their pipeline.

Like backend Nintendo no it’s not at fun as it sounds

Embrace the windows approach:

Wait for the wizard to finish this time it’ll totally do something click around in regedit,

reformat,

post “fixed it guys”

delete account.

This is the true economy shifting your net worth to theirs

No worries, hope you find somewhere that suits you. Just for future chats if you’re genuinely curious, try to ease up a bit and be more polite. You came across more contrarian than conversational, so I matched that energy while still giving you what you asked for.

It’s common knowledge that games like Apex Legends blocked Linux access or deployed an anti-cheat that previously was fine, that then players got bans for. Source: I’m taking you to Reddit, deal with it https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1iszbmu/games_that_banned_linux/

EA forums https://forums.ea.com/discussions/apex-legends-technical-issues-en/re-linux-players-getting-banned/5573054

Fairlight 84 https://steamcommunity.com/app/1928420/discussions/0/600788619628804058/

Overwatch https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2018/09/14/caution-playing-overwatch-on-linux-may-get-you-banned/

Fuck me you’re needy, it was a light-hearted comment, if you spent any time in the Linux gaming space, I wouldn’t have to spoon-feed you a joke. Have a good one.

No I’m not explaining what the one is :D

Linux machines get banned instead of support.

Elixir and Phoenix make perfect sense for our small team.

Despite Linux growth Mac is constantly better supported by Devs.

Best we can do is Mac support and blocking Linux

My opinion as someone who was in the restaurant industry for about 20 years.

I think it basically came down to this. If you can convince people to go to a restaurant that needs a bit of a road trip, you will sell more tyres. And if you did need new tyres, the guide conveniently pointed you to garages that, surprise, sold Michelin.

Tourism was growing quickly at the time, so the guide focused on the popular destinations of the era. France of course but also places like Switzerland and Spain. Being based in France and tied to the car industry, Michelin rode the growth of both car travel and French dining culture.

French cuisine was already becoming dominant by the early twentieth century, and after the war you had top French chefs getting hired by major restaurants in places like New York. Le Cordon Bleu started around the same time in the late nineteenth century and benefitted from the rise of French fine dining, though it was not created by Michelin, I think they both rode the same wave.

By the nineteen twenties the restaurant section of the guide was already important, and in the nineteen thirties they introduced the three-star system. Once there was a clear hierarchy, chefs began competing for stars, and the Michelin rating became the recognised standard for fine dining. So having a star meant you would get free global reach can charge a premium and knew people would actively seek you out, I guess you just had to make sure you had parking.

Mint controlled and poised, Ubuntu just sending it miles away from the target.

sorry, the clip is AI brainrotted, but this is the moment from the meme https://youtube.com/shorts/9hR_e_xnYZY

Prisoner Number 6375

Can you be done for speeding if decreasing the draw distance increased the ticks?

Hubble bubble S&P’s in trouble

Different==hard

Richard Burns Rally is a win such a huge community behind that game