Reducing it to one year made sense, one year down to 10 days is actually a fucking massive difference. Practically speaking, it’s a far, far bigger change than 8 years down to 1.

This isn’t just an “ongoing trend” at this point, it would be a fundamental change to the way that certificates are managed i.e. making it impossible to handle renewals manually for any decently sized business.

Yes, but in my experience other search engines still give slightly worse results.

Kagi seemed good, but don’t wanna pay for it. Or at least not as much as they’re charging.

I’ve started getting those AI responses from Google now and I honestly skip right past them.

I fundamentally don’t trust the information so what’s the point of even reading it?

Is this post what finally gets me to buy a steam deck 🤔

I think the gunplay is fun, it just goes for more of a “realism” approach.

Not saying it’s great, but it’s enjoyable and a good component in the context of how the entire game plays imo.

It’s not supposed to be snappy, it’s made to be kinda slow and almost purposely clunky. For me that’s always made the gun fights quite tense and punishing in a good way.

Isn’t this studio basically dead now?

I heard all the good devs left after Redfall was a trash live service game that they all hated working on.

I like how they only gave a passing mention to Redfall and then said “Finally, “DEATHLOOP” allowed us to explore time in a playful way”, when Deathloop actually came out before Redfall…

Seriously, don’t have any expectations from Arkane anymore, it’s not the same studio that made Dishonored or Prey.

I mean, if those stories were made by their prompts and about having sex with children then maybe 🤷‍♂️

I know we need to draw a line about what police can do with that sort of info so it’s not abused, but these people are still sick fucks.

Not in this case, I found a recent thread where people posted a side by side of an old product with the new one.

The cotton/polyester split used to be 75/25, now it’s 55/45…

Not quite the monitoring I’m talking about though.

Basically, it seems like this would be a nightmare for a home user to detect, but a company is probably gonna pick up on this quite quickly with snmp monitoring (unless it somehow does something to that).

Sure, but it’s still fairly detectable when it’s on a server at least, as long as you have monitoring. Just a bitch to pinpoint and fix.

Sounds like it should at least be noticeable if you monitor resource usage?

I guess it’s making a point of saying that if there’s an organised system in place, people will maintain their composure and leave without issue, even in an emergency.

It’s when there’s a lack of organisation and a bottleneck that means people start to get crushed, then all hell breaks loose when they truly panic.

Basically, the lack of organisation and a safe route out is what causes the panic where people stampede, not the emergency itself.

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From what I’ve seen and heard it’s an okay game, just seems like it could be so much more.

Ubisoft is basically a franchise at this point, so companies with IPs can give them to Ubisoft and they’ll make it fit their game formula.

Problem is, even though they might try and tweak it occasionally, that formula is now 12 years old.

If it were the original guy bringing it back then it would be worth talking about, but this whole thing is just a massive nothingburger.

Just some crypto bros who picked up the name for clicks, there is no actual story.

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Uhh, what kinda dispute causes an entire staff to quit??

Can’t see any reason mentioned in the article other than a disagreement with the owner.

Just seems crazy that they’ve let such a successful team walk away, when it sounds like the team were willing to find a way forward…

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About ten years too late for me, tinnitus go ^eeeeeeeeeee

Lysergic acid diethylamide doesn’t fix a bad mix.

You can still hear all the separate instruments surrounding you on a good regular mix, all the spatial does is break the interwoven sound.