Looks like they changed the race post-COVID, allowing humans to regularly outcompete horses
When did you get to know my girlfriend?
Housing is intentionally kept sparse to keep prices high, as it benefits both developers and the government. Not people, though.
Immigrants don't change that math.
For all I know, Goldberg emulator only works with multiplayer titles to enable local multiplayer capabilities. If the game is SteamDRM protected, it should not work and is very illegal.
Illegality is a general issue with piracy to begin with - Valve can snap on it any time, leaving us empty-handed. It is not a sustainable solution - just the only one we're left with. Instead of not suing emulators and certain tools just yet, I'd rather see them actually removing the damn DRM. I mean, we had enough Nintendo drama, didn't we?
On my end, I make sure to purchase DRM-free games and yarrr the hell out of the DRM-protected ones, but personal activism can only get you so far.
Steam does not have any DRM by itself
It does, and the default practice is to enable it, even when DRM-less versions are available elsewhere. It might not be as fancy as Denuvo, but it is there and it doesn't allow you to run games without also launching Steam.
Steam features its own DRM, ensuring games cannot be launched without it.
Steam has enormous leverage in the gaming market and could at least influence the devs to make DRM transferable between the publishing spaces (but that might hurt Steam's bottom line).
Plenty of games release both on Steam and, say, GOG. GOG versions don't feature DRM, Steam versions do. Why?
Indeed, Steam is just one culprit - yet culprit nonetheless.
This. One reason I'm reluctant to purchase games on Steam is how impermanent it really is.
You buy a game in Steam, you can't play it without Steam. Should Valve decide to cut you off or just stop existing, your games are gone. And switching to another platform leaves you trapped to play your previously purchased titles on Steam or buy it again.
It depends regionally and contextually, quite some Russians are quite hyper-polite in their own right, which in turn is a laughing matter for the others.
I mean, if you would be so kind to accept another possibility, that is. I don't insist!
In Russian, it is "be healthy!" (будь здоров!), much to the same tune
Currently considering buying one to stay in touch with a local community in a jurisdiction with heavy Internet censorship, where only state-run messaging platforms run reliably
A simple recipe I made on a new home. Not having much cookware or even a dedicated table for eating, but found it to be nice enough to share.
Chopsticks brought to me from mom's trip to China - apparently, these are considered single-use by some places there! (Chinese folks, wonder if it's actually common?).
Anyway, had a nice lunch :)
Tbf, a place as serious as that could indeed use a different logo. Anubis absolutely allows for that, the catgirl is just the default.
But then, obviously some find this janky nature of OSS beautiful in its own right