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@unicore I play Spam Hunter 2024™ to help tune my suspicious activity perception ..read more

@wadinyade Hi, -- Please, On each report add: Vivaldi Version | Since when happens | OS / Version / DE ? | -- The Clean Profile has to be Clean for the tests. Then Clean up your profile. Check this too. Clean Site Data Clean Service Workers vivaldi://serviceworker-internals/ Also would happen if YouTube determine you are using AdBlocker AFAIK ..read more

Had the same issue with my group link before. Try double-checking the link format and make sure it's set to "public." That did the trick for me. Good luck ..read more

Add me if you want Michaelburke1990 ..read more

"Insane new pricing model destroys all trust and causes influx into OSS (FOSS). In today's world, corporate greed to maximise profits often has fatal consequences. One such consequence is the exodus of their customers to Open Source Software (OSS)..." https://gnulinux.ch/unity-oder-wenn-gier-unternehmen-treibt-die-flucht-der-kund ..read more

I've actually heard of this game just couldn't remember the name ..read more

Thankfully if you bought it already you still get to reinstall it, and keys can still be found on sites that resell, which as far as we know they will have to honour. I have always promoted GOG as first choice for the same reason. You get to keep a local installer if you want it. Some theories have been going round, and it seems very possible that their lack of willing or ability to refactor those old games to work with their current network is why they chose to switch off the support. UT3 is to be put back out once they move it to their current system. Some of the old Unreal games don't need ..read more

Skyward Sword (Has my favorite iteration of Zelda, and the story is amazing) Breath of the Wild (First Zelda game that really hooked me before I went back and played the others) Twilight Princess (Loved Midna and how unique the game felt compared to other Zeldas ..read more

LESSON 5 - 15 Oct 2021 - https://youtu.be/7NTPj_GmyHc A game played to the end. (Only 9'29") | Playing Go | N J Wildberger Watch a game being played. NJ wants to show how a game ends and how the final score is counted. You will have a chance to see some reasonable flow of moves, slow and steady. This is leading towards the very searching question: How does a game of Go really, officially, end? That turns out to be a rather subtle question, with a surprising multitude of answers. It will lead to a mathematical view of Go with some surprising implications ..read more