Thank you! It’s divination in my opinion.
Speed test is whatever. I’m always suspicious that they have deals with certain ISPs to make the numbers look better than they are. It would be easy to do, and then just roll out the true cliche about “not every website or server will or can max out your connection.” Etc.
The colors do not match.
And when you are talking about colors like this, when they are fashion choices, etc, the precise colors matter.
So yes, they knew “yellow” but got the “yellow” wrong. The person I replied to was responding to the visual sensation of a particular yellow. Not the word “yellow.”
The “pink” is even more incorrect.
Even the original quoted article said no images leaked.
Those are just something Mac rumors made up. Only text with the name leaked.
“You’ll come crawling back when we turn on AI generated porn and virtual girlfriends.” -Sama
Why leave WebKit out?
They keep trying to make Linux more appealing.
I’m guessing based on the downvotes, he does.
Does he say the same word over and over in a run on sentence to be purposefully confusing for effect? It’s his favorite bit to do. Bubble bubble bubble.
There’s another patent suit with Disney+ over HDR, or maybe the same thing, in Germany right now, too.
I don’t think someone has the right to sell someone else’s product without permission. It’s as simple as that.
Note that this is differentiated from piracy. Y’all are muddying waters and sabotaging the cause when you entertain the idea that selling bootleg dvds should be equivalent to someone downloading something from the internet with no money changing hands. Regardless of constructed reasons related to availability.
No, but they shouldn’t be allowed to sue for physical piracy on products they do not produce physically.
This is nonsense.
I can’t just go and sell physical copies of Stardew Valley because the person who makes the game does not sell physical copies for XYZ platform.
Just like I can’t go and sell digital copies of something I don’t own the rights to just because it’s only available in physical form.
Y’all are doing that thing where you feel you have the right to other people’s labor. And going further and saying you have the right to profit from other people’s labor because they didn’t package their labor the way you want.
So, companies should be legally forced to produce DVDs?
Also, piracy is one thing. Selling pirated content is another.
Some of this has the color of people feeling entertainment is a human right or something.
There’s a lot of unhappy gamers downvoting us.
Some of the comments on this story sound really addicted to PC gaming.
Why are people defending a massive corporation that admits it is attempting to create something that will give them unparalleled power if they are successful?
Exactly.