Saying “The people voted for this” sounds logical but the reality on the ground makes the statement wholly disingenuous.
It’s not. There’s no other way to have a govt “for the people” than to hold an election.
it functions as a thought-terminating cliche and provides cover for a class of power who continuously work to keep this set of circumstances cemented in place.
That may be but it doesn’t make it untrue.
Unfortunately, the people voted for this.
I would really love to see a new launcher that isn’t beholden to Steam. Having to exit game mode and go into the desktop to open Lutris/Heroic and configure all the necessary compatibility layers is not a great experience.
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Despite that, they say that GitHub didn’t even respond to their counterclaims, and just shut the whole thing down the minute Nintendo asked.
You are a fly on the wall of one of the biggest tech companies in the world. They have no interest in going to court for you just so you can keep your emulator on their site.
but not for 3rd party app stores.
Yes it is.
The app stores inside Google Play would be 2nd party app stores.
It’s only 2nd party if there’s some sort of transaction involved, which there isn’t AFAIK.
No they were forced by Epic.
They have existed but they’re now available in the Google Play Store.
ignoring legislation designed to stop the spread of Chinese propaganda — and instead helping to
broker a partial sale to businessmen close to Trump.spread American propaganda.
FTFY
Imagine if you had to recreate OSM every hour. Because that’s how often gas prices change.
Who said the priest would forbid such a thing?
…The priest? I don’t understand the question.
We’re examining why the priest’s answer might have changed.
The priests answer changes because the question changes, as I’ve outlined above.
GasBuddy’s primary source is a crowdsourced user database. Kinda hard to recreate that at a FOSS level, as it will inevitably require a centralized server.
They also use OPIS, which is a subscription-based database. So who’s gonna pay for that?
You’ve omitted half the information
I’ve omitted half of the part that doesn’t matter, as I explained in the comment. It doesn’t matter what comes after them, the answers will always be the same.
“Is it okay if I smoke while doing a cartwheel?” Guess what? The answer is still no.
“Lie” implies intent. Do you have evidence of intent?
We are now rolling out a second, independent LLM review step. Translators must run the completed draft through a separate model
LOOOLOL what a bunch of morons
If you can’t translate it properly, you have no business translating it, you’re just making Wikipedia worse and eroding the trust users place in it.
Is that it? What about “bugs and finickyness”?
I agree, and yet that is the complaint I hear over and over. I don’t understand it, but it is.
the priest rationalizes two completely different answers based on the way the question is posed.
No, the priest is answering 2 different questions:
The second question does not ask if it’s ok to smoke. What else they’re doing doesn’t impact the question.
But if you ask a priest if it’s alright to pray while you’re smoking, they’d probably say yes, as you should feel free to pray to God whenever you need…
When would a priest ever tell anyone it’s not okay to pray?
Yes, I use the “Game Mode” version on my gaming PC. It’s awesome but you have to dig out the mouse and keyboard every time you want to install a non-Steam game.