Afaik the protocol is documented[1] and the clients are open source[2].
No code available for the backend though.
ne0phyte
joined 1 year ago
People hate Denuvo because it requires a regular connection to the Internet and has a big impact on the performance of games.
I'm not buying these games not because I can't pirate games with Denuvo (I don't really pirate games at all anymore) but because they tend to run like shit.
You can repair a broken cable fairly easily.
When you buy wireless headphones you know upfront that they will die within a few years and you will not be able to replace the tiny glued in, oddly shaped batteries they come with.
I like the convenience of BT at times, but I really miss having headphone jacks and hate having to bring adaptors with me.
See r/SyncforLemmy. The dev stated an ETA of 3-6 weeks for a first release with very basic functionality.
The point is that the 20+ year old Sounds settings are still much easier to use than the new bullshit settings UI that keeps changing all the time.
I can't find shit in the Windows 8/10/11 settings and still use the old settings wherever possible.