ok. Seems you answered that one for him.

It would probably be better if you said the game that you wanted to do this with.

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Private is subjective. Do you mean as solo play or with friends. Most games have options to cover both instances.

Mainly because Windows has more support. Software availability is the biggest draw to Windows. I would quite happily drop it in a heartbeat if Linux came close.

A minute to decide if there is a bike in the picture really ?

Doesn’t change the fact they murdered people deliberately.

I hate games with very low playtime or just not very appealing to replay. Some of my best buys:

The ascent, Grim dawn, Shadow tactics blades of the shogun

Currently finishing Deperado’s 3 (version 1 and 2 is not very good imo due to incompatible graphics updates).

You would have to get rid of the crappy 3rd-party DRM before I would consider it.

My point was that everyone can do it, but not everyone will commit the time and energy to do it. This fact alone is why people prefer an open source product over the hidden schemes behind the likes of Google and Samsung. And you right you will never stop malicious elements trying to take advantage of the flaws that are inevitable in the complexity of software today.

Everyone can audit the code you clown, that is the point. When it is hidden you cannot do this. If you are trying to be clever and demean my intelligence, let me put it another way, Everyone who can use google can audit the code. Writing code is not something restrictive, there are many, many guides out there along with syntax breakdowns.

Do you even know what the internet is?

Exactly. The software is being kept closed source. You have no idea if Google is up to its shitty stunts to data track or anything along those lines. If it was open source then that argument is gone, till then…

If I go to another country I follow the laws of that state. It is called respect.

It is a vague reference that they are following the route of China and Russia by ignoring and abusing the laws of western states.

An undeniable classic. Still one of my favourite book series of all time.