The issue is that steam (like the other stores except gog) doesnt sell games, they sell licenses.

Thats because LLMs have a certain level of randomisation built in. You wont always get the same result for any given inquiry

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Why does the title claim the article is about gen z being “rich” (which to me would indicate either a high income or a lot of property), when the article only talks about employment numbers? Employment itself doesnt make one rich. The problem isnt the amount of jobs, but the income they offer.

I recently played the demo for ultrakill (fast-paced, combo-based fps) and had a blast

And? Different language versions of wikipedia articles arent just translated from one another, they are written independently from each other. There is probably also alot in the german article that you wont find in the english version.

I use organic maps, but mostly for cycling and walking. Mind that organic maps only works with offline maps (afaik), so if you are in an area that you havent downloaded the map for yet, you will need to download the entire map. Pluspoint to that is that you arent reliant on reception if you have the map

TIL: memes are a reliable source of information. As opposed to wikipedia

The fact that lemmy and mastodon arent websites, they are collections of connected instances which are managed by individuals and collectives. Elon could set up his own instance, or try to buy all the existing ones, but that wouldnt stop others from setting up new ones as well. The lemmy website is just an aggregator, each instance has its own website as well.

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Generally agree, but your point about GOG is wrong. Not only can you install games from their platform, its also (to my knowledge) the only storefront where you can get games completely DRM-Free, since you dont need GOG Galaxy to download or install their games

I have used rustdesk before, and was pretty happy with it

Could you still link it? There might be germans interested