
We have too many games.
We need fewer, but better products.
More shit for the shitpile isn’t a good thing. It’s a waste of resources and only serves to make the good stuff harder to find.

We have too many games.
We need fewer, but better products.
More shit for the shitpile isn’t a good thing. It’s a waste of resources and only serves to make the good stuff harder to find.

No, and most people upset about this are never exposed to it.
They want to censor things for everyone else.

You know who controls the you know what.

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No they didn’t.
That’s if you’re naive/childish/innocent enough to assume that everyone playing this on game pass would’ve bought it if game pass wasn’t an option.
Same backwards logic to convince useful idiots that each pirated copy is a lost sale.
Not everyone is an innocent child with disneyvision who believes corporations and their employees are there friends.

It doesn’t affect prices for me.
I haven’t bought a video game in years and I don’t plan on starting anytime soon.
It’ll be nice when the leeches bleed the industry dry and we’re only left with people that, you know, actually care about the games.

Dang, this got censored and it’s not showing up in the modlog.
Sure does suck when random people on the internet get to decide what I’m allowed to see!

Only stupid people use bluesky.
When are they going to learn?
Probably never.
Dipshits like this are going to be stupid for the rest of their lives.
Bluesky is a platform for scammers and morons.
If you’re not the one scamming, that only leaves one other option.

Who cares? Anyone in bed with microsoft or activision deserves all the shit coming their way and then some.

Try to understand it’s not about reaching some arbitrary upload goal.
It’s about speeding up the P2P network.
You don’t need a domain name for HTTPS.
192.168.x.x is always an IP address that is not exposed to the internet.
If you’re trying to make your server accessible on the internet, you need to open a port (doesn’t have to be 80 for 443) and have a reverse proxy direct connections to the services running on it.
Here’s a post that explains the basics of how to set this up: https://lemmy.cif.su/post/3360504
Combine that with this and you should be good to go: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-self-signed-ssl-certificate-for-nginx-on-debian-10