I mean, honestly that translation is correct - it just lands differently in English as the idioms don't really carry the same level of weight. Grok did just threaten to wipe out his family tree starting at the roots - devastating, to say the least.
I guess profanity filters only apply to English?
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Sounds like it'll be worth playing the first, then. I'll do that! Thanks for the info.
Shouldn't one play Undertale first? Is it a sequel or a spiritual successor?
That's because most of them are playing F2P video games on their mobile devices.
Not trolling at all. I'm a game developer, so I was curious to hear about instances of game devs using kernel level anticheat to harvest people's personal (and identifiable) data to sell to data brokers.
Glad to know there aren't any examples of it outside of people screaming about capitalism - which is, let's be honest, quite indicative of the Lemmy experience these days.
So by that logic we shouldn't be downloading any precompiled binaries from the net - they could all be spying on us!
Can you name an instance of a game company doing that?
Good. The fault is absolutely on Epic for not putting in proper confirmation dialogues for spending resources tied to real world currency.
And, as a former f2p/mobile game dev, I don't buy the argument of "we didn't know that would happen!". They absolutely knew, and were trying their luck.
Thing is, they most likely made a lot more in erroneous purchases than what they have to pay in reimbursements (think people accidentally pressing a button, making an erroneous purchase, then choosing to "live with it because the amount was small anyway")... So, in the long run the deceptive practice probably paid off for them.
Though, I hope this lawsuit dissuades them from trying it again.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about Epic's finances, so any assumption made above is just that: a baseless assumption, backed only by the fact I've had many similar experiences.
This was my first attempt at oven pizza in an outdoor oven:
Here was the second:
Made some pan pizza, the other day. Followed this recipe, with some added Napoli Salame on top.
Note: The white sauce is some home made ranch dressing. As the crust is covered in caramelized cheese/frico, I enjoy dipping it into a special sauce.
Edit: Used the leftover tomato juice for a bloody mary, which is in the glass next to the pizza.
Here are some more photos:
Cat approved.
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