There exists legitimate reasons behind Play Integrity, the check that requires you to use Google Play to download certain apps.

Let’s say a company is developing an app for a bank. They’re responsible for any malfunction that can happen on it; including the user somehow installing a tampered copy, or if the user’s device being compromised. The law might wary in wording; but most countries would find the app devs in fault if the app itself got hacked. You’re expected to uphold as much security as you can, and enabling an option that increases it is only logical.

Singleplayer: After completing the game and feel like messing with it a bit more. On games that do not support it; injecting to memory to tweak stuff is fine.

Multiplayer: Only if everyone is aware of it (stuff like Minecraft 6b6t and CSGO HvH servers). It gives a different flavour to the typical gameplay loop.

But if the people I play with are unaware, i feel like it robs the enjoyment out of everyone.

There was also a most wanted browser port that also had multiplayer support, very cool stuff.

Edit: Found it, https://web.nfsmwo.com/

I get that EA doesn’t consider releasing the same exact game since acquiring the same car licenses again would be difficult and the game wouldn’t be the same even with a single car changed; but people still play and enjoy these games after all these years, I bet it would offset the licensing cost at the very least.

Please do not make it disc only. Don’t get me wrong, I like discs a lot but not every PC has a DVD reader anymore. Something like a USB drive or an SD card would be much better.

Apple Watch does not really pair with Android devices, so be aware of that. Changing your phone also drops you out of that.

If she’s developing apps for iOS, there’s no other alternative to XCode for Linux.

This oddly gives Superliminal vibes.

should exist on zlib too if you want to ddl

Bundling with distros explains a lot. I’ve been a Deluge user even before I moved to Linux but a new user’s much more likely to stick with the first torrent tool that works; which in this case is Transmission that comes by default.

I’ve seen much more people using Transmission on Linux compared to other torrent software, is there a specific reason why Linux users gravitate towards it?

I really like KDE’s “donate to get yourself added to a program’s credits” idea.

People can end up with computers that were designed for a very specific environment and use it for totally different purposes. There isn’t much reason to not support it.

I like this approach for tech illiterate users, but I’d never allow a real time AI scan of what I do on my browser.

AzaharPlus is much more comfortable for a 3ds user. With a modded console you can use FBI to extract your games to cia format and play them as is on AzaharPlus; instead of being forced to decrypt it on an external tool which adds one unnecessary step to Azahar

hell yea, a bulk release!

the sfx didn’t match up to my expectations today, hope it won’t continue like that.

but man, remembering how much overpowering Beerus was to Goku is crazy. We previously knew that SSJ3 was the peak strength from Z and Beerus casually strolls around and downs Goku out of SSJ3 with just two light taps.

Seriously why is sending music to an iPhone from a Linux computer not directly possible in fucking 2026? I need to use VLC but its artist grouping sucks, it cannot assign the same track to multiple artists.

bing bing

Oh shit, it starts this week? Cool to know

I do agree mostly, but chocolate is a hard disagree, cheap alternatives give a noticably bland taste.

Whatever domain shows up as cheapest register on tld-list if it’s a short time use domain, cheapest renewal if it’s a domain I’m planning to keep long term.

Also a tip for people with university e-mail; you can apply to Github Education pack to get some free domain registrations alongside other cool offers.