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8·6 days agoBeen playing this non stop with friends since launch, its such a good time!
This is a random screenshot he used in hos video for roughly 2 seconds. This is not his tierlist.
1·12 days agoPerfectDark, also seen here on Lemmy. Covers gaming, steam deck, handhelds, retro gaming topics, and plenty other treats!
Thanks for the explanation!
7·19 days agoDont buy cat toys that are small enough for them to swallow.
31·1 month agoThisis a great tip! Wanted to check out pincheflat anyway, great weekend project 😁
lmao.
Because Plex would never dare to turn this on by default for everyone…?
Yes this is the concent form I get.
I’ve changed the title to better align with the context. Doesn’t change the fact that Plex is a gobshite is ran by a company 🙃
Mate, I’m just posting what is on Plex’s own website. Their words, not mine. You might be able to opt out of this if you’re lucky, or maybe its off by default - idk. But let’s face it Plex is on a heavy enshittification roll, rolling faster than the contestants running for Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling contest. Ain’t nothing stopping them from enabling this for all users much like what Roku did last year.
You can conscent to whatever you like. I’m not touch Plex with a stick.
I already do :) but ty
You wil have to clear your cache I think.
Can also read about the changes here:
*.plex.tv
you’re welcome :)
also: water is wet.
Man this case is an absolute beaut!
3·1 month agoFrom the original post:
The Norwegian Government wants to implement the Digital Markets Act in Norwegian law.
Parliament has to vote on it first, but it is another step towards its implementation.
Some relevant sections:
The Norwegian government is now initiating work on a new law that will provide better competitive conditions on the internet in the face of the global tech giants. “The law will give Norwegian consumers greater freedom of choice in the use of digital services,” says Karianne Tung, Minister of Digitisation and Public Administration.
“The new rules will strengthen the competitiveness of Norwegian companies and make their services and apps easier to find online,” says the Minister of Digitalisation.
The regulations are an implementation of the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which targets digital platform companies with a particularly dominant market position. The Minister of Digitisation says that the government aims to submit a draft law for consultation already this year. She explains that the new rules will make it easier for companies to compete on equal terms.
The regulations will apply to digital platform companies that qualify as so-called “gatekeepers”. Today, Amazon, Apple and Meta, among others, are defined as such.
For Norwegian businesses and consumers, this will mean, among other things:
- Companies will have better access to their own user data from the major platforms.
- Third-party solutions must be able to work with the major platform owners’ systems to a greater extent.
- Major players can no longer favour their own services over others on their own platforms.
- It should be easier for consumers to opt out of standard apps and services from the tech giants.
- Better control of your own data: You will have the right to transfer your own data from one platform to an other.
(These are pasts of the text and they are translated using Deepl)
Well this a oddly specific timed post for me! As just yesterday I was able to have a listen to this badboy from Avantgarde Acoustics company. This is the TRIO G3 and is a horn speaker rather than a “normal” speaker. It was absolutely insane to listen to. You could play it so insanely loud without any added distortion and the clarlity was crystal clear. Hands down one of the coolest - or - most heavenly experiences I’ve had in a while! Highly recommend going to a local HiFi center where they might have these to have a listen. I’m not an audiophile whatsoever and thought this was by far the best speakers I’ve ever listened to.