Get on your own lawn: touch ~/grass

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Kinda. It’s basically a love child between server hosting and streaming services with focus on gaming.

You can connect your Steam account, for example, and then run games on their hardware which is streamed to you by browser. So you have control which games to run into but have to bring your own.

Payment options include more powerful hardware but even the basic one was great when I used it. So I could play a modern game with raytracing on my old potato. Your machine just needs to be able to easily stream stuff, so run a modern browser without sweating.

On the offside, it’s naturally always online and I had latency problems when many players were online which was common on weekends and what got me to upgrade my setup eventually.

I used it in the beginning for this early adopter price to be able to play Cyberpunk 2077 on my 15 year old PC. It was great but I canceled because of hardware upgrades since then. Apparently, just in time before the inevitable enshittification.

Since I generally prefer another serving of the main course over dessert, sure, I can just eat more lasagna for dessert.

How do you get 3 typos in the name when it’s actually shown on the image?

Cleaning up files upon uninstall - Your uninstall script should already be cleaning up any files created or modified by your install process. However, we know that some older games may not fully remove files upon uninstall, and it isn’t possible to update the game any longer. Players need to know if any anti-cheat utilities have left files behind, especially those that modify OS kernel files.

This section alone shows how stupid kernel level anti-cheat is. Play a game and gain a persistent security risk. It’s actually a feature that such games don’t run on Linux.

Since tomatos technically are fruit too, the text of that meme is still true but in a more boring way.

Advanced kit: add NoScript and block first party scripts by default. Works surprisingly well for visiting sites you don’t care about, just want to read the article etc. Just switch it off if you’re trying to buy something and get through the checkout.

Adnausem is built on top of ublock origin and will silently “click” on the ads behind the scenes to mess up your advertising profile and cost the advertisers money.

Tried it a couple of months ago. Didn’t nearly work as well as uBlock Origin, seemed buggy as hell.

That’s how to make a career. If you never make any mistakes, you’re invisible. Don’t do it too often though, or you’ll eventually get promoted to management.

I doubt most Americans would do that. I had American friends visit and they asked me to slow down at like 160 km/h.

Actually, our punishments for speeding are very mild compared to much of the rest of Europe. Going over the limit by such a margin will get you lose your license though.

Mature/elderly people don’t care either. Nor do casual mobile players. Basically everyone except the former gamer populace plays these games.

I want to agree with you because that’s what I want too. Unfortunately, the financial success of f2p microtransaction infested pseudo-games tells the majority of players are just fine with that bullshit.

Earplugs were a game changer for my sleep.

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Yeah, that’s what the commenter did but with extra steps.

Also, slouching every once in a while is actually better than keeping the same “correct” posture for 8 hours straight. We’re built to move.