In a sane country, a terms of service doesn't waive your rights to your legal minimum protections including privacy rights. In USA, I'm not so sure.

More users in smaller niche communities. Lemmy has less users in general, so smaller niche communities are practically non-existent here.

I think he's saying pirate it, maybe?

Bad luck. I started getting random reboots, the reboots started happening more and more frequently. I tried a few kits of spare RAM I had laying around, reboots kept happening. I replaced the PSU with a brand new one because mine was a decade old, reboots persisted. I replaced the CPU on a whim (with an upgrade if it was fine), problem went away entirely, not a single reboot since.

Yeah I tried increasing voltage, decreasing voltage, resetting BIOS to default settings, etc. I tried everything you could think of but nothing helped.

I did see a post on reddit from someone else with the same MCE hardware errors in Linux that I was getting, with the same random rebooting, and their 5900X ended up dying too.

Gabe is helping, sure, but he isn't holding up gaming. People were gaming on Linux before Proton even existed, myself included. Also, even if Valve went away completely, Proton is open-source and there are people like GloriousEggroll who work on Proton entirely as a community member. Proton will live on, specifically because it is open-source. All the progress made on Proton won't suddenly disappear, all the games that were previously playable on Proton will still be playable on Proton.

It's a somewhat reasonable fear but it's not a realistic fear. Proton isn't going anywhere.

Nah, I won. We won. We found better platforms like Lemmy, Mastodon, and KBin.

I'm not going back to reddit, there's simply no need.

Maybe they shouldn't have invaded Ukraine.

We have that, it's called a fridge, and then there's a freezer for making things frozen.

Yeah, I can imagine having a mother like that would make it so that you can't enjoy life, damn.

SD card slots, user-replaceable batteries, and headphone jacks.

This is why I refuse to pay for YouTube. They are literally actively making the experience worse, rather than trying to make the paid experience better. This is laughable.

If you save it on your computer instead of on their servers, how could they possibly be expected to analyze your data? Come on now, be reasonable!

What an incredibly kind move by the Terraria developers. This is part of why Terraria is awesome!

Can't wait for them to be hit with their 0.1% fine.

As is tradition.

An ad blitz doesn't matter if your product is junk. Make something that isn't garbage if you want to retain people, people want good products.

Likely they have proprietary or otherwise private information they want to clean out first, or they want to make it more presentable or documented.

I agree I'm not a fan of the "trying to" phrasing either.

Don't worry, I'm sure they'll increase the price to make up for it.

YouTube/Google and hiding data from the end-user, name a better duo.