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Is that really how it works? I thought signal protocol was about just how the encryption worked, not what is encrypted?

There was an update this February according to apkmirror. But it's delisted from Google play

That website was really tempting.. until I remembered that these run on AA batteries and don't have gyro or a touchpad. M$ really selling an 85$ controller without the features of the ~~50$ ps5 controller~~

Edit: apparently dualsense are 75$ now?? Wtf. and apparently they've never been 50$? Just discard my comment

Ofc

Isn't this an actual thing? Pretty sure I was told by some instructor not to use references older than a decade or two. Unless the subject is very elementary older sources are more likely to be obsolete

I see, I don't consciously think about the map/level design when playing something so my opinion of doom comes from its mechanics and presentation, both of which are lacking in comparison to what indie boomer shooters have today.

find better examples of them (Bioshock

I don't know if I played it wrong or something but I really didn't like bioshock 1. It lasted like twice as long as it was fun and as time passed enemies just got spongier. Ammo is super scarce in the beginning and super common at the end. Shooting not very satisfying. The existence of the elemental gun. Bioshock 2 was much better imo

I meant it as "yes why did you ask?"

I don't have strong feelings about level design. I think the levels I enjoyed the most were in other episodes. If this is about the keys I'm neutral about them, I like exploring everywhere anyways so I'd just collect them on the way. I don't know what else to say

I feel the same way for smb. It has historical importance but it's not up to the quality standards of today. I like the digital movement, feels better than the analogue stick in nwerer games

Big fan of control, that's why I'm willing to give this a go.

There was news other week about them seeking investment from tencent to finish control 2, they operated at a loss in 2022, 2023 and first half of 2024 and they didn't do layoffs despite the industry trend. They also bought control from 505. They need the money

Will it not use it even after the ram fills up? I wouldn't want the compressed part be prioritised anyways

Puha said FBC: Firebreak is meant to be "a pick-up-and-play experience" that's easy to jump into, and while "a steady supply of new content" is planned post-release, it's not intended to be a game-as-a-service: "This isn’t about logging in every day for some loot or fear of missing out on materials."

It's live service.. Or is that a bad thing? Then it's not! Unless..?

/s Sounds like they're trying to catch the paranormal coop online multiplayer crowd that makes a game go viral every year to ease their financial woes

This goes on the 'might be an impatient gamer for this' pile

Do you need a swappiness over 1 if you don't have another swap device?

Yes?