

I mean, it basically protects your board from conductive liquid spills. It is also probably nail polish in ingredients, but works well for the stated purpose, and buying red nail polish with a thermal grizzly sticker is probably cheap.


I mean, it basically protects your board from conductive liquid spills. It is also probably nail polish in ingredients, but works well for the stated purpose, and buying red nail polish with a thermal grizzly sticker is probably cheap.
Huh, I didn’t realize the DRM was optional, that’s good at least. Thanks for the update.


I’ve only ever reported a weird ASMR ad on Spotify as sexually explicit and that’s because it is. Weird ass ad with a woman whispering into the mic about some trash.
Well, steam isn’t just a marketplace. A marketplace would be just a place to buy keys, or similar. Steam is an ecosystem, with a market, and a launcher, and a community hub, and a modding platform. The multiplayer integration that many games rely on for matchmaking/lobbies. And every game on steam uses at least steam’s DRM, where you are required to connect to the Internet every now and then to verify ownership of your library.
They have been the only platform to really try to support Linux though, and have made huge strides in the last few years. Steam is a big enough influence on the games economy that some of their choices become industry standards. And the 30% cut is the price devs pay to get into their system.


Fortnite is a massive platform now, not one game with a few modes. They have car racing, the actual fortnite game, Lego survival crafting, all kinds of stuff. It’s why the download is 100+GB and every patch is like 50gb.
I have, very satisfying to watch such a well planned and executed level.