The specific complaint was “gross corpospeak”. Let’s go ahead and use your explanation of the situation instead of mine, as it is indeed more accurate: how would you disseminate this change to your customers in a way that’s not “gross corpospeak”?

How would you prefer they say it? Unless you mean to say they’re not within their rights to stop giving away a product?

Target rich environment

I can’t grasp what the headline is trying to say

Okay so without copyright law, what’s the recourse for the creator? What is your suggestion, for example?

Dude this kind of response is so fucking annoying. Any time someone says they prefer tech that works someone like you shows up to But Ackshually them about it.

Some people want the product to be what they expected out of the goddamn box.

I forgot about the community layouts!! Shame on me, i even own the og Steam controller that pretty much needed it for every title.

TBH I was just sort of testing out. I don’t have a whole lot of need to play CK3 or Rimworld on a handheld but I’ll check out my controller options for other titles.

Any tips on streaming games instead of installing locally?

Just got it two weeks ago. Darkest Dungeon and Disco Elysium mostly. I tried a few oddball titles that I was curious to see how well they played. It’s hit or miss but that’s expected. Strategy/map heavy games aren’t likely to play well on any console controller.

How is any of that the user’s problem

You know there’s another option besides not passing security holes to the users and then patching them later right?

Yeah idk man, I would not call it “a clear violation” based on your link. This is basically the NLRB’s opinion and they expect to be challenged on it.

Also I think we need to delineate those folks who are genuinely facing retaliation for discuss working conditions, and those who want Elon to help them sue because they got fired for saying the N slur on Twitter or other troll bullshit