I’m guessing that was the joke

Would totally work within my friend group

Block Swiping

Lots of people seem to feel the need to announce their blocks. You don’t have to make a scene. You can just walk away from the fight. Closing it with that one final embarrassment will just make you even more of a clown.

Who knew there’d be some nuance to this

You and anyone else are free to fork — if there’s any significant support for this opinion from people who know what they’re doing, something else will emerge.

Many don’t mind too much because this isn’t vibecoding, but rather raking the massive codebase for known types of bugs.

I’m sure it’s enough to justify the line’s existence, just not useful for the majority travelling between the countries.

The context felt like it might change the assumptions people will make from the title.

Probably won’t be the busiest line, as there isn’t much up north where we have a land border.

One can dream of a line across the sea, but that’s pretty unrealistic.

Less to do with the architecture and more with expectations. Like how nothing in electric cars makes them inherently less repairable.

I wish rebirth were a lie.

Uh, do you have some kind of evidence that it isn’t?

Yeah, they should all just find a new job.

Hopefully they’re designed to last more than one season

No.

pcgamer.com/games/horror/

Did you only read the title

There’s an app for that.

Ah yes, this is a partnership, not an ad.

Disc drm would be a nice blast from the past

Insert floppy no. 55 323

On lemmy many browse all

Steam still lets you download games you bought that are not even on sale anymore, they never delete them even a decade after delisting from the store.Hosting this content costs real money.

Taking purchased items away from customers is absolutely not comparable to throwing away cards they haven’t sold.

What makes you think they’d invalidate codes that cost them basically nothing?

Having stores activate the card on purchase is extra infrastructure, even if it isn’t much. I think most of the remaining stock will be sold soon, so there isn’t much point in keeping it up forever. Someone will eventually find dusty cards hidden in a forgotten corner of a remote convenience store, but that might not be worth even a small cost.