Ah, to beat them at having a speedruns to a market crash! Good idea!

Some children want to know who their sperm daddy is, even if only just through morbid curiosity

But not any different in the context I’m talking about

That’s just private web with extra steps, really

There’s really 4 5 spaces in the main internet:

• the public corporate web (YouTube, Facebook, twitter, Reddit, etc)
• the private corporate web (requires login to view any content, Software as a Service, Cloud Apps, etc)
• the public web (Wikimedia, Wikia, Archive.org)
• the indie web / small web
• private web - inaccessible except through login or through VPN or TOR/Onion, but not corporate (media servers, email servers, darkweb, file servers)

And currently the main issue is that the corporate web is intentionally trying to strangle the other spaces on the web.

But there are some movements against it, https://indieweb.org/ and https://neocities.com/ and https://smallweb.cc/

Edit: missed one of the spaces

Clickbait

Correction to title:

People are playing less slop games, and new slop releases are “struggling”, says slop-peddler Ubisoft UK, whilst peeing their pants

Games are just as popular as ever, if anything the market has widened significantly, people are just more savvy now too

No longer willing to slap down £50 on Day Zero for a game that they’ve not seen any reviews for and/or not seen any gameplay footage for.

As well as Indie Studios having a renaissance after their struggle era.

Ooh nice, will look it up

Same question, but for Android Mobile?

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/of-course-dbrand-is-doing-a-steam-machine-companion-cube/

Good news!

There’s no sign of will be able to stream from Deck

Going for the both option, PC gives access to higher spec games, via streaming, and lower spec can run direct from the machine

All that means it’s that it won’t become EU-wide, could still become applied in those “Yes” voters off their own initiatives

Just cause apps exist that they to use it doesn’t mean anyone uses it. Google Cardboard apps are still on the android app store, do you use that?

Because they don’t need to? Steam VR has way more VR apps than the other platforms

Basically nothing changes, they’re easy to circumvent

To open the App Menu, and for a mod key, same as in Windows

Yeah sure they did…

• barely works
• never used the feature
• that’s true of existing?
• never heard of it
• ???

Cause it relies on stealing data from users, and AI lives for regurgitation of stolen data

Pretty sure that ship already sailed, I’ll be honest