*z18 assembly
Programmer by day, burnt out by night.
*z18 assembly
Are you a bot?
Some questions…
The post title seems like the opposite of the post.
Low effort?
I’ve never heard of cats having other than 9 lives (NL, also speaking EN) but somehow 7 lives makes more sense to me; it’s a lucky number, after all!
Unironically buy from AliExpress; Amazon is mostly an overpriced proxy to AliExpress nowadays.
Sadly I can say the same thing for my country’s Bol.com :'-(
So iPhone 16 notification?
I am, thanks!
Here it is for anyone curious: https://atlasofprejudice.com/
Their mostly tongue-in-cheek like this one.
Oh? Like the US and their statue of liberty? Or the Dutch and their tulips?
Thanks but sadly my Windows peers won’t do this because it’s a manual step and they’re already afraid of Windows knifing their computer with an update without making manual changes on top of that.
Who’s “you”?
Yep, my prev. CEO capped working from home to 1 day a week and treated it like we were requesting a holiday.
“I have such a nice office and then nobody shows up, you know how much that hurts?”
Man, how far removed from reality can you be?
Oh cool! An IRL map of Galar! /j
I’ve had Black Desert letting me play a bit with an outdated version (I didn’t know there were updates, I hadn’t used the launcher for a while) but it gave my account a time out of 10 days after my play session.
I was also surprised it didn’t just go “Nope, update first!” immediately, I kind of expected that would be the case if I didn’t use the launcher.
This also works with any Unity game which prefers to launch through a launcher.
If it’s an online game, like an MMO, they might put your account on timeout if you keep playing some outdated version of the game, though.
Sometimes updates require a game to be restarted. With a launcher it never needs to REstart, it will be started fresh afterwards anyway.
I’ve noticed Genshin Impact on Android (which doesn’t have a launcher) regularly needs to restart after updates, while the Windows version (which does have a launcher) never requires in-game updates nor restarts.
It’s also in general a good place to centralise account management (esp. if parts of the game would need to be reloaded if another account is logged in!)
Lastly, although this is more of a side-effect, but it gives a good place to shows recent news/posts of the company about their game to players, such as when there’ll be downtime, in a way that’s practically impossible for the players to miss.
As per Reddit tradition, good bot.