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Because OP is lazy.

Retro Game Corps published a 14-minute video about how well Nintendo Wii U games can run on Android handhelds.

Big daddy N then DCMA the video to oblivion and this wasn’t the first time big N did this to him.

Just n…

Telegram was built to protect activists and ordinary people from corrupt governments and corporation

Didn’t they announce that they were no longer sending data to China about users participating in the Hong Kong unrest, implying that they were giving data.

don’t have to break TLS to know what site you are accessing. The SNI of the cert does that.

The specific url however is protected by TLS.

Performance improvement plan

I hear Jane from accounts receivable is on a pip since the staff outing a couple months ago.

We try to get the fallen back but none yet.

Losing a war with flightless birds.

They generally go unmoderated until someone steps in to take over, or if the community gets abused it will be locked until someone steps in.

Same, but I came from actual hardcore mode of Australia.

A sense of community and tribalism.

Day-ta

What legitimate patent infringement case do you see in context of Palworld and Nintendo’s products? Be clear and specific.

Without going through all of their patent filings no one can. So again, that is the point. Lack of info

If you’re going to call for a ban on commentary, you need to have some of argument.

Never said a ban on commentary, just hate bullshit articles.

From my perspective, it is crazy to defend some random corporation

Something I agree with you on. Let them fight. This discussion is in the context of bullshit articles with zero information.

Scream tests are a last resort though.

There is not enough information to have a take on it. That is his point.

The total amount of information out is:

1. A filing has been made.
2. They are claiming patent infringement.

That is literally it.

You say that like they don’t own a sizeable chunk of Epic.

If you have a dispute with Valve you have to hire a lawyer to take them to court. No “third party” mediation

[His] opinion asserts that manipulating transient data generated during gameplay through third-party software does not infringe copyright according to the EU’s Computer Programs Directive. This distinction between protecting a game’s code and the temporary data it generates is a very significant one for all developers of game-enhancing tools.

The Advocate General also highlighted that the variable values in question are not original works of the game’s author but result from player interactions and game progression, which are unpredictable and dynamic. Since they depend on unforeseeable factors, these values lie beyond the author’s creative control.

That is an interesting distinction, the code to generate your health total is copyright but the actual health value you modify with cheats is not.

No matter how bad it gets, there is always you to show it could be worse.