I have a feeling the "especially for the amount you do" is an important factor here.

Being punished for leaving bot matches is the only issue I'd have with this.

I don't do it, but if I did, I would consider apologetically offering the machine translation inline with my post. Why put the burden on them to do it if you want it to be read?

I can't tell whether you're being intentionally ironic. Yes the EU would be up for it. The EU didn't ban cookies. Putting it simply, you do not need a cookie banner if you aren't tracking people.

I think people generally think in paths like this. The difference is the impulsive conversation topic change, not the train of thought. Some neruotypicals (like my wife) can find it jarring.

It’ll sport a flat camera bump

That's a weird way of saying it won't have a camera bump.

This won't be popular, but any time I see an android screenshot with a custom font it looks offensively bad to me. I still think it's important for accessibility reasons though, as certain fonts can be a big help for people with dyslexia.

And Valve and Steamdeck accounts.

Ask them who their nominated data controller is, then email that person. It's worked very well for me in the past, like they automatically flagged them for the words "data controller".

It's just triggering Super+C under the hood, you could definitely assign it to a global shortcut with Gnome's keyboard shortcuts. You could probably also get it to work like whatever key should be there (ctrl?) with a little more effort.

My money's still on Denuvo being the root cause.

I feel this meme was created by someone who didn't actually know Windows in depth and recently learned of the kill command. Which by default just asks the process nicely to terminate itself.

I think people don't realise how old Reddit is, it was smaller than Lemmy is now when I first started using it.

Everyone knows that ultrasonic cleaners are great

Mate, wtf is an ultrasonic cleaner?

Edit: this is a rhetorical question, I'll read the article.

I am technical person and I don't care either.

Having worked from Europe for a US tech company, that's the norm. I had about 15 Americans reporting into me and I required them all to take a minimum of 20 days off. Most of them found this confusing at first, like it was a trap or something, and I had to insist. My peers in leadership in the US could not understand how my employee retention was so good.

It's a misogynistic relic of a joke. Enjoy the downvotes.

Requires 3rd-Party Account: EA Account

Nah.

They took private investment.

Double digit growth from zero is still zero.