The service stopped allowing groups for apps. And the collections of others are also no longer accessible... Why?
I have seen people use the Chocolatey or Winstall services to bulk install applications.
Winstall used to allow group creation... But it won't anymore, so I need a way to collect all the installed apps into a list of winget commands so I can just run it or schedule it every now and then to check for updates...
Looking to replace most of the Microsoft garbage with functional, native, good-looking apps.
Already using FluentWeather, FluentCast, Screenbox, Wino Mail, Unigram, AniMoe (Anilist client)...
Wanted Windows to ID Fluetro PDF as a PDF app, but for some reason that isn't happening...
Any other suggestions are also welcome...
Looking to replace most of the Microsoft garbage with functional, native, good-looking apps.
Already using FluentWeather, FluentCast, Screenbox, Wino Mail, Unigram, AniMoe (Anilist client)...
Wanted Windows to ID Fluetro PDF as a PDF app, but for some reason that isn't happening...
Any other suggestions are also welcome...
I can't seem to find that one comment explaining the issue with them...
But for the sake of promoting conversation on Lemmy, what's the issue with Epic, and why should I go for Steam or GoG?
Note: Piracy is not an answer. I understand why, and do agree to a certain extent... But sometimes, the happiness gained by playing something from a legitimate source is far greater 🥹... coming from someone who could never ever afford to purchase games, nor could my parents... Hence I've always played bootleg, or pirated games.
TL;DR
What's wrong?
This post at the top of the community homepage explains and answers all of my issues.
If yes, then why is Threads fedding up being viewed as such a big issue? I am not saying I like it. I'm just wondering what the actual issue is and what the real threat is that they pose? I read some comments saying that if Threads feds up, then they could pull the numbers and this gain some sort of majority that would lead to a control over the Fediverse... But, isn't the point of the Fediverse that people can just stay away from an instance if they don't like it and still interact with the people?
I'm looking to understand the issue, not spark a fight. Please. Let's talk it over and not start being asses.
Remember, a different opinion isn't the end of the world.
Genuine question.
I know they were the scrappy startup doing different cool things. But, what are the most major innovative things that they introduced, improved or just implemented that either revolutionized, improved or spurred change?
I am aware of the possibility of both fanboys and haters just duking it out below. But there's always that one guy who has a fkn well-formatted paragraph of gold. I await that guy.
Finally finished the first two games from the recent trilogy and boy howdy is it an experience.
Thought that a movie was impossible, then remembered that there was a movie starring Alicia Vikander...
Went back to check and HOLY FUCK did the movie parallel the games so well.
It's obviously not a great way to do it... But TR is just not as grounded as we'd like to think.
The Last of Us worked since it has more grounded aspects... But when the climax of your game is Lara battling fucking undead Samurai, you have yourself a pickle.
However, a higher budget and a franchise guarantee would've made this an AWESOME experience... Imagine the bow and arrow scene from the movie, but with an older and more experienced Lara... Stealth shooting like in the games 😭❤️.
This isn't meant to start a war in the comments.
I have been thinking... Platforms that advertise encryption and unmatched privacy have almost always been used by bad actors that ruin it for everyone else. This leads to some sort of middle ground being set up that ends up being further from privacy than we'd like it to be.
I see the benefits of both situations, and am left wondering if we can even survive as a society if we were to have absolute privacy.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Edit:
I'm asking how we can navigate this conundrum in order to reach a common ground where we do NOT have to give up our precious privacy in exchange for security.
Nothing else. I'm sorry if my post didn't reflect that.
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