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16 hours agoNo, the UK isn’t in the EU. Unless I’m misremembering your posts
AwesomeLowlander
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1·2 days agowe actually paid for something and got the full product
That’s generally not online platforms, though. For obvious reasons, those have ongoing operating costs
4·3 days agoThey did. Support was discontinued from the start of 2024. That you’ve been using it up to now without any problems is literally because they didn’t break anything on purpose. As long as none of the software changes it will continue to work.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/4784-4F2B-1321-800A
MICROSOFT cut off support for windows 7. Is steam supposed to continue support for the entire OS?
6·3 days agoGiven how much Bloons sells for (something like 1USD?), I can’t say I’m not getting my money’s worth. The devs do have to get fed somehow.
6·6 days agoITT: OP just wants to vent, now he literally has homework instead.
29·24 days agoDo you have a better alternative, you lemming?
Steam DRM doesn’t have quite the same history of maliciousness towards end users that Denuvo does
2·24 days agoPretty sure that’s how it should be working on any UI.
What makes you think he’s an idiot as opposed to lying through his teeth?
- ‘It’s difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on not understanding it’
Is that not how it currently works? I was under the impression that’s how it works for me at least. What behaviour are you seeing?
1·25 days agoBy the same logic however, mods would have no power to actually moderate. Their moderation ability is directly proportional to their potential for abuse. And I think we can all agree we’ve long passed the point where communities are able to survive without moderation, at least in their current form (which is what OP is discussing).
If you’re going to remove 90% of the content on lemmy, is there even a point staying on it?
I said EU, not UK. But it turns out they ARE licensed in the UK as well.
Revolut should be watching for suspicious transactions and blocking them like proper banks are required to do.
There’s nothing in the article to indicate this isn’t already the case. No suspicious activity algorithm will be foolproof. Also, revolut is certified as an actual bank in the EU, and subject to the standard bank regulations.
All I’m reading in this article is stupid people who don’t follow basic security practices. Why is any of this Revolut’s fault?
It’s a standard YouTube video, what are you going on about?
They can mentally justify THEMSELVES being blocked in China, they’ll justify anything being blocked