hitwright

Nintendo is extremely aggresive when it comes to intelectual property.

There is an argument to be made, that IP laws are too powerful giving exlusive rights for shit ton of time (170 years or sth like that)

The law basically is there for corporations to force small companies out of business and keep their monopolies.

So just excersing a law written by the rich for the rich, for them to stay rich is evil. And by extension the company is evil. And by extension, not supporting the company is inherently good.

You can be principled on multiple fronts at the same time, food for thought...

Steam deck is as plug'n'play as it gets. With direct steam game purchase you just play.

Where do you see more fuss?

Where does one just use such edition?

Why do you say so?

Don't drink and type, brother :P

Easy there, Powder... Although you are absolutely right

They are just lovely! :3

If it's anything like bolt or uber, they take 30 percent from food price also (which is hidden from the final consumer)

I always imagine them blasting Queen - Don't stop me now, while hot wheeling their electric scooter

For a language constantly voted as most desired for x number if years in a row (stackoverflow survey), there are now quite a few developers actively working with Rust full-time and paid. I think it's in top 20 languages by now.

I guess the "four thieves vinegar" is becoming very important again.