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That is soooo far from the point that it’s not even funny. Nice straw man though
That is soooo far from the point that it’s not even funny. Nice straw man though
So fuckin what? Doesn’t mean you need to be a dick about it
Nice
Well you have to get the install files moved over to the sandboxed PC somehow. If it is infected and you plug in the USB drive or whatever that goes back and forth, you could spread the virus through it.
You should try Escape From Tarkov. Yea it’s a shooter, but it’s intense and, most importantly, not call off duty or battlefield
Yeaaaa… Do what the other guy said. Subnautica is an amazing game. I wish I could play it again for the first time
TL;DR… Google is limiting how many rules that extensions can have. Ad blockers need ~300k to run effectively, Google will limit them to 30k in Chrome citing “privacy and a light weight user experience” as the reason. This change will effectively make ad blockers in chrome all but useless. The solution will likely mean switching to more privacy focused browsers, such as Firefox.
How do you guys find new content? I would never even know about half of what I’ve watched if it weren’t for the ability to browse the offerings of the service
At a glance the Philips screw looks like a sad face. It’s like it knows how it makes us all feel
First time I’m hearing the phrase “games as a service.” What does that mean??
Genuine question. My assumption here is that if they disable your account that you can no longer log into it to download those games. Accurate or inaccurate assumption? How does it actually work? I know I SHOULD be able to download them, but can I actually if they disable the account?
It could. No way to tell for sure until it happens
Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half lol
you’re a fuckin idiot