There should be momentum around enabling unlimited transferable licences (for purchases) which would benefit consumers of any platform. The current you don’t own the copy approach should be reduced to short term loans similar to how you rent movies etc now.
Super cool. Loved the game and the ability to wander around and find something interesting going on. Many games I’ve played cough Zero Dawn cough don’t really have a lot going on outside the main story (in my experience) I might have to track down a complete armour set one of these days.
Forgot gog was cdpr related. An optionif released there. The general sentiment for new releases remains.
As a current console user, this whole non-physical disc option leaves a sour taste. I’m not on board with digital-licenced-only options especially if buying at full price, Generally I’d be super keen (I bought/sold/rebought W3) cant see myself getting excited about this on any platform.
We sat on the Id software ftp waiting for q2test to drop at around one in the morning, then waited around 1.5 hours for it to dl on modem While chatting on icq. Played it and the full game - wasn’t really a fan of the game.
Quake 4 was an improvement.
I always listen to album tracks in sequence, either from the start or from in inner track. love to get into the groove, I don’t think I’ve played tracks randomly for years. Obligatory fk Spotify.
I use Navidrome + audinaut as my android app (I only just checked to find out that development on audinaut stopped 4 YEARS ago), so will be looking at this thread for new suggestions…
Have been using easytag on linux and kid3 on mac (kde app - not sure what other free ones there are there) for adding trackinfo so far anyway
Yeah the demo before release only showed the open world side, so it was quite a shock. Still decent if disjointed. Personally I could have done without the RTS part, or have it as a simpler mini game.
I love the design of the console. It’s fun, which was miles away from the testosterone teenage boy styling of the ps2 ( no shade still a good design)
But. The controllers weren’t the most comfortable.
If Gmail is rejecting your custom domain, you haven’t setup your SPF, or DKIM records etc for you custom domain that authorizes proton to be a valid email sender.
E.g when Gmai receives an email from a custom domain it will look up records to confirm the mail server sending it is valid.
Checkout https://proton.me/support/anti-spoofing-custom-domain or search proton SPF DKIM for guides.
You wouldnt have issues sending from a proton domain as they already have these in place for you.
I think the dev got really enthused when the twitter exodus came to fedi, but then it left and wasn’t the next big thing. Plus maintaining or building an app turned out ultimately what they wanted to do. First it had a public ui, then got scaled back to a server if I recall.
Ok you’ve inspired me to get off my butt and set this up on my old S Laptop. Looks like it is in the supported list.