HATEFISH

For the most part it's just a different browser and way weirder looking links that make navigation too much of a chore for average day to day users, but there are link aggregators, forums, and search tools for finding whatever category of the web you're looking for.

Do the Albrechts still own the company? The current ceo is unrelated from what I can tell.

Not a bad platform tbh

Linux mint and a half day Thursday and Friday off.

So really it's a phishing attack? Maybe he should say that instead instead of being an alarmist that clicking a link will get your credentials stolen.

Every video I see of this guy is filled with disingenuous bs.

Idk man, sarcasm comprehension might even be worse here somehow....

Thor is a grifter who just doesn't want his live service investments impacted. (Rivals of Aether) https://medium.com/illumination-gaming/ludwig-thor-team-up-to-launch-offbrand-games-42ee230d7cb1

Thor shows the opposite sentiment when talking with Tim Bender (Manor Lords) https://streamable.com/339l26 .

The development credit to his name is one undertale clone that has been in development for 7~ years, and QA for blizzard. He should NOT be treated as an authority on this.

Who are the activists and what does DEI have to do with this? I am very confused and you have answered with riddles.

What did they go through?

Thor isn't as much of an authority as he preaches. There is very little at risk from a cybersec pov that wouldn't already be at risk weather it's explicitly given to users or kept within the game company.

He's just another grifter that doesn't want his game as a service to be impacted.

https://medium.com/illumination-gaming/ludwig-thor-team-up-to-launch-offbrand-games-42ee230d7cb1

Otherwise his Dev credits is what, an undertale clone in the works for 7 yeas that uses steam achievements to gate progression and whatever he was doing at blizzard? Nothing about this dude makes me think he has the consumer in mind ever and I'm bummed he ended up with the name pirate software.

What does this mean? I'm aware of the podcast but only heard an ep or two.

I'm not trying to be obtuse and I'm not against supporting artists. I'm just pointing out that a lot of people don't want stuff they won't use even if it does offer support. That's why everyone will typically offer wearable merch. If you bought it based on how it looks chances are you'll wear it. The reality is cds don't get much use anymore, vinyls don't travel and most people can't tell the difference in quality or haven't taken the time to notice it and will never unless taught.