At least they can't utili'e the applied tactic to host their own node.
Did ygu mod your switch to have several TB of data? What if you don't have Wifi?
"You can only play this game if you preemptively lug it around with you in case you want to play it today" is not an acceptable condition of a purchase to me.
Well, I don't really believe that you don't have any games that you haven't touched for a year on your switch account. But even if you're right: You're an extreme edge case.
I highly prefer being able to access my games until the hardware gives out. Not until Nintendo shuts down the services. That is unacceptable IMHO.
Edit: Oh. And also not being able to resell or lend out my property is also bad. It isn't even property, but rather a license that you buy when you buy digital games.
It's not the "antiquity" of the hardware. It's that the chipset was known and they forgot to lock the bootloader.
But surely you don't need to constantly access all your games on every trip, right?
I wish more people would try out I2P as a result. AFAIK, garlic routing makes this kind of attack impossible.
Let me get on my tinfoil hat: I'd wager that Microsoft views this as a feature, not a bug. They voluntarily tank their SEO so that you have more incentive to use their shitty LLM assistant.
Wieso Lindwurm? Den kenn i doch, dös is der Rudi aus Graz!
Looks more like an Austrian to me, tbh.
Old man yells at cloud.jpeg
Like, does @Etterra@lemmy.world know? They think Zelda is an RPG! O.o