Microsoft still has a good reputation?

That’s not the lawsuit that’s being discussed. It’s the Yuzu Switch emulator lawsuit.

I’m not sure they can in this instance. The reason they could sue the Switch emulator team was because they were using a proprietary encryption key.

I don’t think the NES had that, and as long as you own the game, emulation is legal.

Also, this might be considered transformative use since the devs have to create the 3D profile by hand.

Looking at KSP2, it doesn’t really matter what state it’s in for EA

Um… It’s the article posted.

Printers

It’s really not all that much of a hassle

That’s what happens when you don’t have to think one quarter at a time. You actually realize that investing in your IT infrastructure is way cheaper than shit breaking or a breach happening.

What the actual fuck are you talking about? This whole conversation was about MAGAs.

But, I don’t believe that any current Republican in power actually follows the conservative platform. It’s like Christians who use their religion as an excuse to hate. The current Republican party is all fascists.

Explain how you came to that conclusion from my statement.

It’s both, because the people in control of the federal government will either fix or break things. Historically, the left fixes things and the right destroys them.

I can explain, I just won’t because their viewpoint doesn’t deserve to be entertained.

There’s no explanation that could justify their actions, full stop.

I don’t need to let fascists articulate why they disagree with me. I know why they disagree with me, and it’s because they’re fundamentally horrible people.

Because that would be good for the consumer. They make more money on digital only, you don’t actually own the product, and you can’t resell it.

It’s a corporation’s wet dream.

The best way to handle it would be to keep the core game files on a physical card that loads into RAM, and download the assets to the local drive.

I’m still salty I had to retire my i7 920 after like 10 years because the mobo died and the only new lga1366 I could get was a crappy server one.

I’m sure that CPU would still be able to handle all of the work I threw at it like a champ.

In my experience, Starlink has been surprisingly stable. Not that I own it personally, but I do know people who have it that would instantly call me for help if they had a single issue with it.

Because they’re a shit company