これが私自身が私自身にライセンスを許可した歴史的な例の書類です。 今後同様の問題に直面した開発者のために公開しておくことにしました。 重ね重ね、Steamの柔軟なサポートに感謝します。
Daikichi This is a document of a historical example in which I myself granted a license to myself. I have decided to make it public for developers who may face similar issues in the future. Once again, I sincerely thank Steam for their flexible support. Daikichi
Same reason as many other responses here, I came here because of the Reddit API situation. The Reddit app was garbage at the time (likely still is) and losing 3rd party apps with all of their features was frustrating. The API pricing scheme was obviously set high to push out most other applications.
What really pushed me over the edge was the way that Steve Huffman acted towards the Apollo dev (Christian Selig). The Reddit CEO lied about Apollo “blackmailing” them. Luckily Christian had recorded their conversation and could prove what was actually said, even then Steve doubled down.
https://www.reveddit.com/v/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_will_close_down_on_june_30th_reddits/
In the fediverse I started on Lemmy.ml, but then I saw how the Admins treated those with opposing views. I switched to Lemmy.world and stuck with it for a while. Then PieFed came out with all of its additional features. I quickly switched over and felt much more comfortable donating to their development costs.
The Lazarus facilities in Star Citizen have a constant irradiated electromagnetic storm around them. If you fly too deep (past the facility), your ship will be disabled and you’ll crash. You can take a tram deeper into the storm and you’ll start to receive radiation damage. So you’ll either want a special protective suit, or take refuge inside of facility buildings every now and then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OzfPaUWYpY
On this particular planet, your ship can also get hit by stray bolts of lightning (a rare occurence) while flying around any storm . It will shut your ship down for a short time.
On some parts of planets, the weather is cold enough to freeze you (if you’re not wearing the right protection).
Some planets are very hot and will kill you if you stay too long outside without protection.
There’s an underground prison on a hot moon that you can escape from. If you don’t get to a vehicle in time, you’ll die from the heat (or lack of oxygen).
I actually had the opposite experience.
It was the perfect device for going through university for me. I mostly used it for note taking and homework with OneNote. For something like proving my work with matrices I could just copy the last matrix, paste it, then replace the one column/row that I was working on and repeat. In that case, work that took other students an hour or more would only take me a few minutes.
Additionally, since it wasn’t just a tablet, I could run whatever software I needed on it for completing projects.
Of course a somewhat recent update from Windows bricked the device, and I haven’t gotten around to switching it over to Linux (like I have with my other devices). It does look like there’s a great group helping to support that transition though: https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface
The project is open source: https://codeberg.org/cartes
They combine a bunch of different services and list them all out here (unless you speak french, you’ll want to translate the page): https://cartes.app/verso
Looks like they’re using Valhalla for routing as well as MOTIS/Transitious, Node-GTFS, GRAZE, and Transport.data.
That looks like you have it set for cycling. It defaults to a “Safe” mode which would likely take you on alternate paths that are less travelled by cars. At the bottom you can change the route option to “Road” or “Balanced”. If it still wants you to take a dirt road after selecting “Road”, then it’s a problem with OpenStreetMap.
You can fix those issues by going to openstreetmap.org then zoom in on the area and edit the map. Make sure that the main road exists all the way through and that the dirt road is tagged with highway=track.
Time to check out Cartes.app! https://cartes.app/?clic=34.02076|-118.50899
It uses OSM and has some very useful routing options for foot/bike/public transportation.
I read this in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s voice.
According to comments related to the investigation, the interface repeatedly checks whether all buttons fit within the available horizontal space. If the controls overflow, the system hides one of the buttons to free space. However, hiding the button changes the container’s width, immediately creating a new problem.
Once the button disappears, the available width appears enough for the interface to believe there is room again, causing the hidden button to reappear. The buttons then overflow once more, forcing the interface to hide the button again. The cycle repeats continuously at extremely high speeds.
I wonder if this affects any pages that have YouTube videos embedded as well.
It will be co-op, 1-4 players.
You won’t be locked out of any gameplay loops as a solo player, but you can bring in a few friends at any time.
Why not? It’s not like the game/company is going away whether they ultimately win or lose in this legal battle.
This is a legal battle between the co-founders and Krafton. The co-founders were heavily involved with the first Subnautica, but for this second (third) game they were mostly just providing the overall direction for the game.
The way I see it, buying the game before September helps to take more money away from Krafton and give it to Unknown Worlds.
The company working on the game (Unknown Worlds) was bought by Krafton (famous for PUBG) with a contract where Krafton would give $250 million if Unknown Worlds hit certain sales targets by the end of 2025.
Subnautica 2 was supposed to release as early access in 2025. Krafton had run the numbers and estimates were putting Unknown Worlds around receiving almost all of the bonus payout that Krafton had promised. The CEO had buyers remorse and consulted with his lawyers who told him that there wasn’t much they could do. The CEO then consulted with ChatGPT and came up with a plan to kick out the leadership of Unknown Worlds (the co-founders) and delay the release of Subnautica 2.
The plan was to push the narrative that Unknown Worlds was forcing the game to be released as early access before it was really ready for that. Also the leadership of Unknown Worlds would be blamed for not being involved enough in the game and for refusing to delay the game’s release to a more reasonable date.
It worked for a bit, the playerbase was split on Discord. Many took sides one way or another with some players seeing through these actions as being related to the $250 million payout.
The courts recently ruled to restore the former Unknown Worlds’ CEO to his position and to extend the contract’s deadline by 9 months (September 15, 2026). Krafton had an internal goal to release the game by May of 2026 and Unknown Worlds is sticking with that schedule. Krafton is no longer listed as the publisher of Subnautica 2 on Steam. The overall court case is still ongoing.
Ah, I understand now. Yeah, you can’t follow and have it show up in the normal feed in the same way that Mastodon treats original posts/replies.
Although, it would make sense to have a followed individual’s posts show up in the home feed. Right now I just treat the “Notifications” section of PieFed as its own feed. I don’t actually have the notifications enabled at the OS level so I’m not getting alerts anytime there’s some activity.
PieFed actually gives you tons of options for following. I can follow users to get notifications when they post. I can subscribe to posts for when there are new replies. I can even subscribe to individual comments for when there are replies to those.
The only issue with PieFed, for now, is that you can’t currently follow and then see all of the posts from a Mastodon user. Only the replies/posts to a Community that can be seen on this side of the fediverse will show up in that case.
Some apps or even fediverse instances like PieFed can help with the fragmentation of communities. In PieFed’s case, you can create or follow “Feeds” which combine multiple communities into 1. It also combines anything that’s been cross-posted so that you can see the comments from any crosspost all in the same place.
Thanks I’ll try pinging them here in this thread… we’ll see how well this works.
Thanks for setting up this PeerTube instance! I just had a quick question (I’m not sure how this appears on mastodon for you):
Looking through the rules:
No videos containing violence, sexually explicit content, death or abuse in whatever form. For clarification, does this mean I couldn’t upload videos that I recorded while playing various games because it has a form of death/violence in it?
I’m thinking along the lines of popular games like No Man’s Sky, Clair Obscur, Baldur’s Gate 3, etc.
I get that hosting videos comes with a lot of risk, I wouldn’t want to try to take on hosting video content like this myself. I’m just trying to figure out how strict the rule on “violence” would be. Is this intended to ban any sort of gore, or would it apply even to something like stop motion/LEGO videos?
Looking through the rules:
- No videos containing violence, sexually explicit content, death or abuse in whatever form.
For clarification, does this mean I couldn’t upload videos that I recorded while playing various games because it has a form of death/violence in it?
I’m thinking along the lines of popular games like No Man’s Sky, Clair Obscur, Baldur’s Gate 3, etc.
I get that hosting videos comes with a lot of risk, I wouldn’t want to try to take on hosting video content like this myself. I’m just trying to figure out how strict the rule on “violence” would be. Is this intended to ban any sort of gore, or would it apply even to something like stop motion/LEGO videos?
Edit: typo
Turning when you’re riding on a jetski and about to be in a head on collision.
Most people will panic and let off the gas to turn, but the jet ski isn’t going to be able to turn much unless you’re actually giving it some throttle.
Unfortunate that they announced this immediately after the sale finished. I went ahead and grabbed a copy. Thanks for the heads up!
Yeah, the underwater of topography at Nazaré is just right to funnel all of the energy into a single point where the wave then breaks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAF7k8cSJsk&t=106s
Video of current world record holder for largest wave surfed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFEh_-tYTS0