[-] [email protected] 1 points 4 hours ago

Mind you, a lot of sellers in Europe do actually support paying by bank transfer (which goes via SEPA) but a lot don’t

This is not about what "a lot of sellers" do, it's what Valve could do as an easy alternative in one big region of the world.

though if you do the bank transfer from a banking app in your smartphone it’s reasonably simple plus some of those payment systems are really just a convenience layer - say an app scanning a QR-code for automated payment - over the whole “open the transfer screen and manually enter 20-something digits and an euro amount”

Making SEPA money transfer by scanning a Qr code from the bank's app is literally a thing. That's how I paid the dentist a couple of months ago.

[-] [email protected] 0 points 4 hours ago

That’s for bank transfers, not for payments.

Let be blow your mind: Transfer money to Valve's EU bank account, get the game in return.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 8 hours ago

That works for account to account transfers

Yeah, so? https://www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu/what-we-do/sepa-instant-credit-transfer

The online payment world is still a lot more fragmented.

Valve literally only needs an EU bank account. Doesn't help the rest of the world but the outlandish claim was that within Europe Valve would need to support "at least one local payment system" per country and that's just wrong.

[-] [email protected] 22 points 10 hours ago

The funny thing is that because Master Card is too afraid to actually accept any responsibility, using Master Card directly is still an option:

That means Master Card-powered PayPal Card should work.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 10 hours ago

They could, but in Europe each country has at least one local payment systems.

Huh? https://www.ecb.europa.eu/paym/integration/retail/sepa/html/index.en.html

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Horndog going to make Alpine entertaining

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Red Bull Racing, as well as Red Bull Powertrains and Red Bull Technology, have now officially terminated the appointment of Christian Horner.

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Apparently YouTube blocked the IPs of the several Lemmy servers such as Lemmy.World, so you cannot just conveniently post a video and get title and thumbnail filled out. Basically, these tasks need to be done locally instead of the Lemmy server. If you use a Lemmy client such as Thunder and use the share sheet from YouTube with it, the title is already filled out.

Here are two bookmarklets you can use. The way bookmarklets work is that you create a new web browser bookmark and paste the JavaScript code where the URL would go. Something like this:

The first bookmarklet is a generic one and should work for everyone regardless of browser choice. When in the YouTube browser tab, you just click on it and a new tab opens to create a new post. Title and thumbnail are filled out.

You need to replace "lemmy.world" with the domain name of your Lemmy instance.

I cannot post the code directly in code markup because stupid Cloudflare thinks I'm doing an SQL Injection. 🙄

Code: https://pastefy.app/SgP7s3Cp

The second bookmarklet is for when you use Firefox Multi-Account Containers, for example when you're logged into YouTube using a dedicated account and you don't want it to affect tabs with Google services you might use with a different account. If you don't have that requirement, just use the first script.

Code: https://pastefy.app/TKEbB7Jx

The way Lemmy works, you may be prompted to login again. Lemmy can do weird things like ignore your session when referrer isn't sent. Still easier than filling out the video title yourself, IMO.

Code is public domain.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 13 hours ago

That is until companies move on to supporting other operating systems like FreeBSD or RedoxOS and leave Linux to its fate.

Until? So when will that inevitable event happen? They didn't care about the BSDs 25 years ago either. Mesa is not a Linux project. FreeBSD uses the same stack.

So far Linux is only growing, especially with gamers.

Your comment has no basis in reality. It looks like wishful thinking by a Linux hater.

[-] [email protected] 8 points 1 day ago

No, because a Nintendo console is not a PC. Steam Deck and the other SteamOS devices have a literal "Enter Desktop Mode" feature and desktop use is (as seen in the promotional picture) an advertised feature.

[-] [email protected] 13 points 1 day ago

What‘s non desktop equipment?

[-] [email protected] 19 points 1 day ago

Gamers will not make Linux better

Gamers as a customer base is literally what‘s driving GPU driver developments. Valve and their contractors are among the main driving forces in development of the FOSS Linux stack.

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Based on the original, classic Doom engine, Heretic and Hexen saw the FPS formula move into the realms of fantasy, developed by the brilliant Raven Software. And now, thanks to remaster specialists Nightdive Studios, these games have been brilliant modernised for today's hardware - upgraded in a number of ways and packed with new content. John Linneman shares the good news.

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