And here I was thinking Arc and storage were the only semi-competitive wings of intel... They just needed a couple of years for adoption to increase
If it's a grave of someone in living memory, then sure, it's grave robbing, but even if someone knows it's their 224x great grandparent then if there's no memory either directly or even via oral history then it's definitely archaeology
There's a very blury line somewhere between the two, but it's up to whoever shouts loudest or digs quietest to define that
Are they identical objects?
Why do supermarkets stupidly pay rent in Manhattan, London, LA or Singapore when they could pay next to nothing to have a store in the Outback or Siberia?
If there's a gold rush, you want to run the railroads, build the houses, sell the shovels and open the general store I guess
One reason is that Epic are very dismissive of Linux, while Steam go out of their way to be supportive and GOG are supportive when it's convenient
Another is trying to lock games into exclusives with them, which other distribution platforms don't do so much
That said, if you don't play games without cross platform multiplayer and don't care about Linux support or see yourself caring any time soon, there's not a huge reason to push you towards steam and away from epic. GOG is more of an anti-DRM thing, however barring sales the price and the cut for the devs is identical on all of them and it's the same game aside from DRM.
Exactly... The issue isn't spotify taking a very normal cut, it's the record labels taking a majority cut and it seems this bill misses that entirely
A real gentleman would probably say "conjecture" or "unfounded information", but a less explicit word is "nonsense"
Pay a bunch of tax on it then wonder what to do with my extra 580€ a month
Have you ever used either?
To say they're reversed is pushing it as I'm not sure gnome is at the level of the low poly lara yet
They bypassed paying $8, getting full access on the nerfed free version
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Yes, but for human related reasons. Humans moved them around a lot in Africa and Asia - moving them from Southeast Asia to India and Madagascar is bound to have an impact on the currents they get caught up in.