

Sure, but that’s entirely their choice to make. It’s not comparable to when they bought exclusively.
Sure, but that’s entirely their choice to make. It’s not comparable to when they bought exclusively.
Epic is the publisher. Of course they want to use their own platform to publish their own games.
That depends on how the filter is implemented.
If it’s well implemented it should include the whitespace in the filter.
Are you confident those are the same users?
Can’t you filter " Ye " or something like that?
So it’s more useful as a video player than a YouTube replacement?
Obviously no one, hence the article.
I was just making a joke about civ fans always dislike every civ game except their favorite.
They won’t. For some reason you are only allowed to like a single civ game and you must hate every sequent game.
This is a steam deck forum though.
Maybe but why should I listen to you? You know considering that your instance is famous for extremist propaganda.
Don’t worry, as long as you don’t use bitlocker or backup the bitlocker key it’s trivial to bypass the login on Windows or Linux.
The huge AI LLM boom/bubble started after chatGPT came out.
But of fucking course it existed before.
How are both conditions meer when all this just started 2(?) years ago? And progress is still going very fast.
It’s somewhat enjoyable.
Good thing that ray tracing is very rarely required.
Of course some games are gonna be ahead of others on dropping conventional lightning. That’s just life sometimes.
I thought usenet cost money.
I have never tried it since i like torrents, but from what I have heard it costs money.
The digital foundry video explains better than I can why the dev cost is lower with ray tracing only.
Here, having no doors is pretty common in the few places that have gender separated bathrooms like big malls. They just have an S or 90 degree shaped entrance.
The toilet “stalls” themselves are often small rooms with floor to ceiling walls and doors.
Edit: added “Here,” I apparently only thought that I wrote it instead of doing it.
Yeah