RobotZap10000

That was what surprised me the most. The storefront that claims to buy games that won't ever break due to DRM doesn't have a Linux launcher.

It certainly didn't feel like it would have needed a bigger budget. I was actually worried that it would just be a good movie and not one filled with cheap laughs, which is what I came for. Thankfully, Tim Burton did it again!

It's a lot easier to design when the only payout are pixels on a screen.

Countries like Belgium and the Netherlands have already banned loot boxes and gacha systems

Did they really? I certainly know that the lootboxes aren't allowed here (rip my TF2 weapon paints), but I still could spend 10 euros on Genshin Impact, even if I had to use MasterCard.

"Pay attention to me! NOW!"

I'm very intrigued. Could you please explain it? Even if you abandoned it, you still learned valuable knowledge.

Our teacher pulled up a video to demonstrate a certain gravity experiment. The whole class got to watch two consecutive, loud, annoying and UNSKIPPABLE 20 second ads.

Needless to say, it totally justified all of the time that I spent switching Invidous instances and updating NewPipe (or Tubular).

L-sevier

Ew wojaks /s

However, the rest of the video is great! Personally, I never really pondered much about my threat model, but I apparently follow the "privacy conscious" caricature to the dot. Not to be all "Nothing to hide, nothing to fear", but I doubt that my local three letter agency would be very interested in my Steam games and schoolwork. If I were to think otherwise, I wouldn't have my stuff in digital form, let alone connect it all to the internet. That's why I don't bother myself about my digital privacy more than that.

neal.fun will never not bring a smile to my face.

wheresyoured.at is a great newsletter written by a great journalist.

Worshipping a company so great, they sell defective chips.

Thanks, Steve.