Thats not what happens with a nuke - they threaten the owner and take everything: backups included.
huginn
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Remember you live in a tiny bubble and think that your experience is reflective of broader trends because it's all you see in your bubble.
Basically nobody modified their YouTube. Less than a fraction of a percent.
I mean Nintendo would nuke the forums too.
Their lawyers don't fuck around. They're as bad as Disney.
Unless you're a forum hosted in someplace like the Netherlands or Russia you're in range for Nintendo's nukes.
til - but still stands that they dropped Unity for Godot: a huge win.
Yes they are. Never said otherwise.
Code shares are weird and if you don't know about them you should look them up - what I'm saying is that code shares don't get split between two major carriers as far as I know.
So you'll never have a flight that is both United and Delta ticketed. But you'll often have a flight that is United and ANA ticketed. Or Delta and ItalAir
I'm not running an instance I'm talking about generalities not specifics.
Yeah even with code shares I don't think Delta and United are ever the same carrier. Maybe?
Seems unlikely though. Sky West and smaller carriers don't usually share flights between multiple big carriers afaik.
Because I've regularly got in arguments with people who refuse to donate.
The ratio of leachers to seeders in torrents is a similar issue - and seeding is practically free.
Asking $12/yr for software seems like pulling teeth to some.
Slay the Spire 2 is amazing news and the best possible outcome for the original.
They've gone off unity. STS is one of the more popular indie games and now it has full Godot implementation. It's huge for the foss community. It's huge for MegaCrit, the fully indie studio with no investors to answer to.
Very excited for sts2
New character(s) and new engine - they dropped Unity for Godot.
I can understand not having anything and not wanting to pay. I get it.
But don't act like it's free just because you can't afford it.
The nag screen is important for a bunch of less technically literate people who would otherwise install malware without thinking twice.
Or even once.