Yeah that is a good shout, I’ll update the sticky post

Yeah that’s probably a good shout too, you can tell I’ve been overthinking this as I didn’t even consider just using words! One consideration is people who might want to filter out a certain provider, for instance in the sticky post I suggest blocking [Prime if you don’t want to see any Amazon offers.

Perhaps, but I think it’s a slight improvement. [Source&& Store] would probably be too confusing!

FYI I’ve moved to tagging the posts in the form [Source+Store] after it was pointed out that the slash could imply “or”, so this would be [Fanatical+Steam]

Interesting, I’ve been wondering how OSM deals with malicious changes

This actually looks like a pretty cool idea

The bait points to this:

I believe part of the answer lies in a fundamental aspect of our humanity: the urge to destroy that from which you feel excluded.

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Even worse if you believe the top review, allegedly some kind of money-generating scam!

I don’t think OP was being particularly serious. There is a real issue though, the programs being made expand to use the resources available - devices are more powerful so developers can choose to be lazy and rely on the faster hardware rather than coding more efficiently.

the pig king, who during his reign, banned defecation

These indie horror games are getting too scary for me

Without knowing what these “product limitations” actually are then I think we’re just arguing hypotheticals

If they hadn’t thought of the idea until say a year ago then it’s not like they can go back in time or recall everyone’s phones to install a piece of hardware

You can still have that experience, you just have to sacrifice the large touchscreen, ability to run modern apps and websites, and everything else that makes it a smartphone.

Even for free I don’t think I actually want this!

Thanks!

I’ve never played megaman (would you recommend it?) but I looked at the art for this game and immediately thought “oh, it’s megaman”

It’s still providing a correct explanation to people, I guess

Libel if it’s in print, slander if you say it in person

I watch F1, and there’s an F1 film (you’ll never guess what it’s called) coming out this year. They’ve been filming on actual race weekends over the last few years so I’m cautiously optimistic that it could be quite good.