You don’t have to sue anyone. You can ask the offenders to correct their website and if they don’t, give a notice to the data protection authority in your country and they will handle it from there.

Little known fact, it’s illegal to hide the option to reject cookies behind multiple clicks.

This page renders with only about four words in a row on my phone unfortunately

LFS is for memes. I guess Nix is a level up from Arch.

I’m playing Where Winds Meet and imo the chatbots are one of the weakest points of the game. You are told it’s a bot, it feels like one, and as there is still a rigid game around this interaction, it’s essentially just a weird romancing minigame. The only reason I engage with this system is because it can be easily cheated. Nothing of value would be lost if this feature was entirely cut from the game.

Probably by de-anonymizing internet discourse.

From the Steam page:

BE WARNED: This game is for players who already master the challenge of My Summer Car. Definitely not recommended for any player not familiar with the original installment.

Very interesting, I really like that approach. However even the first game looks like you need to know a lot about cars beforehand (feel free to correct me on that). Let’s hope enough people will buy it.

Edit: It also uses AI assets, ew…

I don’t even have to try

But they haven’t yet

Works great for me, I pay nothing, why would I change that?

Okay you can now control the shadow casting behavior of every single entity in the game individually. Happy?

Take a look at Yahtzees “Fully Ramblomatic” video game reviews (formerly “Zero Punctuation”)

It never fails to amaze me, how much C-level people are disconnected from reality.

I would primarily understand it as being free of generative AI (picture and sound), which is what is most obvious when actually playing a game. I’m personally not against using LLMs for coding if you actually know what you’re doing and properly review the output. However at that point most will come to the conclusion that you could write the code manually anyways and probably save time.

The thing is this response is also made up. It doesn’t know what it was doing, it just writes something vaguely plausible.

Peak efficiency

How long does it take from what? We don’t hibernate or reboot, what do you mean?

Steam has long supported game transfer via local network. You just need to have both machines on the same network and turned on with one having the game installed already. When you start the download on the other device, it’ll copy the files locally.

This would work on me

That’s social anxiety, not being an introvert