Because that’s not how Ctrl+C works.

Confirmation bias. I’m not seeing this word anywhere except in your post.

When’s the next impossible maintenance and update planned?

For me I gotta have extra sauce, extra cheese, extra toppings, extra everything!

Jesus isn’t a 5-year-old; who wants a cheese pizza anyway?

I literally could not care less. Get fucked, Isreal. You voted for this.

I wouldn’t have but AM5 requires it.

What I want to know more about is how do we produce do much porn? How have we not run out of women willing to do it yet?

You’re literally using social media right now.

This is the way.

Dude just give up and go back to PC. You’ll never even get close to being a fraction as good with a joystick as you are with a mouse. It is impossible for anyone to be. Joysticks just aren’t meant for shooters.

DDR4 does not fit in my DDR5 slots.

All this talk about the old analog phone networks reminds me of this YouTube channel I like to fall asleep to. It’s a bunch of recordings made by a phone phreak from back in the day. He narrated his recordings in modern times to explain what he was doing, and then stuck them all on YouTube. I discovered a whole new world that I didn’t know existed because it disappeared long before our time.

The quirks of the old phone systems being analog by nature allowed for some really neat things to happen that are impossible today. Such as being able to hear more and more noise being added to the to the signal as each node connects during a long distance call, effectively allowing you to “feel” the distance. Or did you know that if a bunch of people in an area called the same wrong number and shouted loud enough, they could hear each other in between the “your call cannot be completed” recording? It was basically a way for complete strangers to have a conversation with each other in a pre-intenet era. It’s some really fascinating stuff.

I don’t think you can, but the game is so boring that I never played long enough to find out. That’s the point I’m making. I’m not interested in a multiplayer game if there are no randoms to run into. Might as well just play an SP game.

No.

The sameness of every planet was a major turnoff for me, plus the scale of the universe pretty much guarantees that you’ll never run into another player organically. The game is basically just Minecraft in space, except bad.

This is the reason why I don’t like procedurally-generated games. What’s the point of a big, massive universe, if it’s nothing but a bunch of generated sameness? Environments that weren’t handcrafted are a major turnoff for me. As someone who sees video games as art, it just feels soulless and empty. Like AI-generated art, except it’s an entire game.

Bruh you forgot about me… :|

Pretty sure I asked for Arkham Knight before anyone else. No point in complaining about free lunch, but still…

There is no guarantee, because they’re not seeding. There’s one hit-and-run, then the torrent is cached on a server for anyone to directly download. Again, IMO one hit-and-run is still better than thousands.

Correct. Without a Debrid service, you stream the torrent directly from the tracker. It’s also slow AF for all but the most popular content so you really don’t want to go without.

(In my experience most torrents are already cached on Debrid, BTW, so there’s no hit and run since you’re just downloading the file directly from a server.)

Caching a torrent isn’t leeching. Like the other person said, it actually helps because it prevents multiple people from doing a hit and run. The torrent only needs to get cached once, and then everyone can just directly download that file, bypassing the torrent entirely.

Stremio is free, the service you need to cache the torrents (Real-Debrid) isn’t. It’s about $/€3 per month, which is still cheaper than a VPN (which you need for torrents but not for Stremio/Debrid).