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The name is very ironic given that the CCP is more often: all-for-one
rather than one-for-all
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Does anyone else also think that buying Steam games makes even less sense now that this has happened and Steam has clarified that we’re only buying licenses?
I’m asking this as it feels like right now Itch.io might be the only company that allows devs to directly sell and share their binaries/source code and even then, since Itch.io is under the MIT license there’s no guarantee that they wouldn’t go source available and then proprietary afterwards.
I feel like as gamers, we’re kind of in a shitty situation atm as old games are highly unlikely to go FOSS, Steam’s not “selling” games (they legally can’t say that anymore), and the last potential solution isn’t guaranteed :/
It’s hard to see games preservation going anywhere in North America with this ruling. We got dealt a real shit hand man
Sorry for the rambling, I’m just real unhappy about the state of the gaming ecosystem
Thanks for commenting your interest about the lawsuit!🤗
Your comment motivated me enough to get off my ass and find this:
INVESTIGATION ALERT: Levi & Korsinsky, LLP Investigates Ubisoft (EPA:UBI) Video Game Purchases
Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating whether affected customers are entitled to compensation. If you made a purchase on the Ubisoft website, you may be entitled to compensation. There is no cost or obligation to participate. Follow the link below to find out:
With the lawyers themselves demonstrating the PII exposure😂, this looks like a slam dunk on the class action against Ubisoft, so if you’re in America I’d recommend joining in if you’ve bought or used any Ubisoft related products/services
Surprisingly Falkon’s still receiving updates and is still in active development as indicated by their Project Repo
About the releases
Falkon is a part of KDE Applications and KDE Gear, which are released typically 3 times a year en-masse
you become fully in charge of your passwords instead of relying on someone else
TL;DR:
As it seems to work for Japan, it might be worth a try or at least some time investment to see if the system is sustainable
also:
I dunno
I feel we got closer with
5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel