Because you just run a script in poweshell and it gives you a legit licence. There have even been reported cases of Microsoft support advising to use the script when a customer has a licence issue.
Does that mean it wouldn't be an issue if you bring an SSL cert from say ZeroSSL but use Cloudflare for DNS, caching, DDoS protection etc?
Yeah I agree completely, but we shouldn't kid ourselves that companies are going to go bankrupt because a minority of users are absolutist about in-game ads, or will sacrifice social connections to avoid using Meta products.
In these cases an individual can act for any number of valid reasons, but it takes a much bigger collective action to influence the outcome, which requires a much bigger reason/scandal.
They've got EA Sports FC (formerly FIFA) and madden though, they're never going to die.
Yeah for sure, I think the user had to provide keys in the latest Yuzu anyway?
It was donation builds with support for tears of the kingdom before released that screwed the project. The code itself was legal afaik.
My understanding is the prod keys are required to tell the software (e.g. games) that it is running on an authorised device and passes certain checks / DRM.
To run the software without prod keys would require (I think) patching each game individually to skip those checks. So it could be possible but wildly impractical unless some other work around is found.
I'm about 2 weeks in with the MacBook so probably too early to comment! But happy so far so the basic needs are met. Gaming will be mostly emulation and moonlight via Proxmox on my TV. Huge stream backlog so I'm not rushing with modern games 😅
As someone with a 1060 in a Proxmox rig and a discounted M2 MacBook air, I felt all of this
All wages (whether you're the janitor or CEO) reduce a company's profits, which means lower corporation tax. You are talking about payroll taxes, which are a different thing.
Makes sense, but I'm fairly sure that would be a February 2024 release :)
She's Irish, and has possibly one of the most Irish names I've ever seen.
Nah he hasn't mentioned using the brake at all. It's only for short stops though.
There is a bite point where you don't need to use the brake at all, just clutch and accelerator in perfect harmony. With practice you'll be able to stay perfectly still, or inch forwards or backwards even on steep hills.
It does get tiring if you have to hold it too long though.