No, no, not saying it wasn’t. I’m just saying they leaned on what they did with Bladerunner 2049. Not that it’s a bad thing because I personally enjoy the new movies.
I did grow up with memories of the Lynch films though and every time I saw Kyle MacLachlan in anything it immediately would remind me of Dune. I only learned Alicia Witt was in it a couple of years ago which kind of blew my mind.
I think they were trying to go the Bladerunner route with this reboot. Y’know, feast for the eyes as well.
Oh they know they will, but they’ve chalked that up to being cheaper than paying humans.
Insanet has developed the means of delivering spyware via online ad networks, turning some targeted ads into Trojan horses.
No ads. No trojan.
And you’re trusting everything an article says about a virus that says there’s no solution?
What’s to stop a black hat buying this to steal identities?
What’s to stop one of the coders from leaking it? Or a black hat leaking it?
What about someone targeting an incorrect target and by doing so it ends up in the hands of someone more nefarious?
Hackers and black markets do what they want.
Can’t afford it? Steal it.
Sure did.
Did you really just say this in a topic about this actual thing happening?
No, we all think you’re dumb for dragging idiotic politics into this.
Some of us think with a rational mind and know it’s not all black and white out there.
Speaking in absolutes in this world is the worst thing you can do.
Here, I won’t be a pussy.
Violence is never the answer, until it is.
Some people don’t know when to stop. What boundaries are. The prankster here found this guy’s boundaries. The victim felt fear, and reacted in his way. Do I get to draw the line in the sand where violence is the right answer? No. Judges, Juries, and lawmakers do.
Do I feel personally that this gentleman defended himself correctly? It’s a thin line, but yes. As I said in another comment the guy probably ended up in high crime areas on a regular basis and a gun might have been necessary for those situations. So that’s the defense he had on him. It’s not like we all carry a selection of weapons and deterrents that we can choose from depending on where we are at any given time. We carry what works for the worst situation we encounter.
As a delivery driver myself I sympathize because I have a feeling this wasn’t this guys first bad interaction with another individual. If he continues driving, it most certainly won’t be his last.
Crazy idea, but read the article. He’s a delivery driver there to pick up an order. Probably enters high crime areas on the regular and kept it on his person where it would be most needed.
I don’t/can’t pay full price for games now as it is so good luck with that.
Patient gamer for life I guess.
I’m just more upset because I was going for completion on this game and I got the bug where after you finish a certain ending after I reload before the point where I can do more of the endings, I’ve lost control of my character. Doesn’t matter where I load the game from, it’s completely bugged out.
Was 92 last night until I saw Mass Effect:A was on sale for dirt cheap.
100%. I’ve attempted to shop for this exact thing. I won’t give zuck any money so. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wish my 90h save wasn’t borked. I don’t feel like playing through the whole game again right now or any time soon. This has happened twice to me now.
I’d assume they’d amend the contract to require that a tracker be added to the binaries of the game. Or something.
Is there some ongoing resource use (on Unity’s end)
Nope. The engine is part of the game once compiled. So all hosting and bandwidth cost goes to steam/gog/whoever is selling the game.
They are just trying to get more of that sweet viral game money.
The FOMO in that game drove me away from it.
They renamed to ‘Sordid Pink’ and have another album out.
David Maxim Micic is their guitarist and if you know him, then you know they are good.