I go for full libraries. This would never work for me! Haha
Thank you for the correction! I thought it was like the PS3 where there was different hardware inside the different models. Well, some of them.
...but wait, if all the internals are the same size, why wasn't the regular one the size of the Slim? Is it just space from having the disc drive removed?
They're probably testing on it though
Yes, that was my point, haha
They have what, 3 variants of the console? Regular, Slim, Pro?
Meanwhile on PC...
I believe the comment I replied to changed what it said. I recall something about making it a law that DRM should be removed after a reasonable time period of 1 to 2 years.
I agree that DRM sucks. I didn't agree that it should be law to remove DRM a year or two after release.
The ethics of spanking in a sexual context largely depend on consent, communication, and mutual understanding between partners. In consensual adult relationships where both parties are fully informed and agree to engage in such activities, it can be considered ethical. However, it’s crucial that boundaries are respected, and that there is clear communication about limits and safety. Issues arise when consent is not clear, when there is coercion, or when it involves power imbalances. As with any sexual practice, the key principles are consent, respect, and safety.
And if it could be trained ethically, it'd be more ethical, too!
I've never heard of any of these. Are any worth picking up?
I don't think many people had "a thing" for mermaids though. It was just another human creature with boobs. I don't think most people thought about it any deeper than that
Considering companies can easily sell new copies of games after 2 years, I'd still be fine with a longer period of time. I want developers to make money.
I've seen a Kickstarter that would open source their game after 2 years if they raised $4.4 million or so. They didn't reach that goal, but they open sourced the previous game in the series after about 10 years.
For just removing DRM, I think somewhere between 2 and 10 years is the sweet spot. I mean, I've still got 10-year old games on my list I'd be willing to buy, haha
Tap search button on the bottom.
Search like normal for communities with the search term. Results returned like normal.
Clicking the unfilled heart (to subscribe) results in the error presented in the attached screenshot.
The back button (Android) doesn't work. App must be force-closed.
The subscribing action was successful; discovered on reboot.
Repeating the steps, but instead of the unfilled heart, clicking on the community successfully navigates to the community.
This didn't happen before.
I might be one update behind current as of Mar 18
If the emulator can't run games from archive files, then I store what I play unarchived, and what I don't play stays as archived as it was.
Unless they're small files, then I'd probably back then up extracted. But I haven't had a case where the files were small enough for me to store extracted but the emulator couldn't run from archives.