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With production costs that can not be decreasing

Sure. By the way, about the stuff you've referenced before - while the AMD's crap seems to be referencing October Revolution/Red October (I can't really understand why would it resonate well with western cultures, but oh well), the Apple ad seems to be referencing Orwell, not Russia. Big Brother does not have to be communist, and it may happen in any totalitarian country - even in the US eventually if stuff continues to go downhill. The best remedy is to have people know history and understand it - something we can't really count on anywhere, not just in the US.

In believe I do understand the shallow way you (as a nation - no offence here) see other cultures. That's why I'm saying all that. Because most of the western cultures don't remember the attrocities they've been commiting during WW2, just because they switched sides. They were literally allied with Nazis until they've attacked them;) Since then they were re-writing history (trying to erase evidence of atrocities that were even worse than what Nazis we're doing) just because they've ended up on the side that was victorious. I was under the impression that while during Cold War they were the villains to you (and the best you'd be able to say about them would be "commies", worst would be "Evil Empire") when it fell down most of the world somehow thought they can be treated as partners and talked to. But their mentality never changed, and now after they went to be full Soviet Union mode all we (people from the countries formerly behind iron curtain) can tell is "we told you so". They should never be glorified - even for "liberation from Nazis" (they were worse), negotiated with (anything they get will encourage them to run their schemes again). They should be isolated (in all possible ways) and cut off from any external income.

I'm not going on a manhunt after you. All I'm saying is that Russian/Soviet symbols should be shunned (or at least not be glorified in any way) just like the Nazi ones because it's pretty much the same. If I have a choice I will not support anything made by Russians, because there's a chance it will support their homeland.

You could set up Tailscale on any device in your network and access it through that. That's probably the easiest way to do it.

I've asked about the consoles for a reason. PC market has usually have been more open, and if you're praising Steam, check out gog.com

No, I live in a country where Russia has done a lot of harm throughout the history, and you live in a country where people think it doesn't affect them and isolationism works (hint: it didn't 80 years ago, it won't now).

"Political garbage" they have attacked another country, unprovoked and without declaring a war, and it wasn't the first time they did it even in recent years. Identifying with Russia/Soviet Union is not something that people should be proud of/making jokes. It was a regime that consumed more lives than 3rd Reich and seems to live on in Russia now.

It's a flashcart (that's what I said in the first sentence). And I'm not surprised they're still selling them if they're in Russia (same if they were in China). I wouldn't buy this shit anyway.

Oh, the flashcarts. I don't think it's scaring Nintendo into doing anything:) With Nintendo legally trying to kill emulators it's the other way around unfortunately

What's migswitch?

Do other consoles allow this?