It was a PS4 exclusive too but now you can play on PC. Once the sales droop it’ll be cross-platformed.

The several Acts was a nice touch

Pro has issues such as disconnects for 2.4ghz and runs hot.

The U6LR is amazing but overkill. I use one to cover the house and hdnano to mesh with a uap-ac in an external building.

I use a MoCo bridge and two U6LRs to cover 1km of farmland.

Good luck!

What’s a library?

A library is basically just a folder or collection of folders you want to apply flows or rules to.

Should I add one library per TV Show?

I do one for Movies, one for Shows, one for Anime.

Transcode options

There are example flows, I would use one of those and just modify the options to suit your purpose if you are not a power user.

There are videos for setting it up. https://youtu.be/JFvkJeDQRBQ?t=259

They don’t lock out third party apps and slow down reverse engineering by giving their code away.

I use plane for my personal project ticketing and git is built into all my IDE. Why make it harder because of a random Foss project with opinions.

Basically watch games being promoted on steam pre-release and when games get popular, reach out to them and offer them money to be exclusive on EGS for a period of time despite all the publicity the game got being on Steam.

Are you sure you’re not getting butt hurt by valid critiques?

We do excel roughly but invest our surplus.

I have a bunch of we scrapers that check for items on sale and for certain ones trigger purchase and others send me an alert.

I’ll still skip games with multiplayer for obvious reasons but this is great.

Say that to WeChat.

Mate, if you are dim enough to think an update can’t contain malicious code I have a heap of bridges to sell you.

Given you probably don’t understand software security but it’s fairly common attack vector.

https://www.hackerone.com/knowledge-center/supply-chain-attacks-impact-examples-and-6-preventive-measures

And mods, friends, groups, community groups, server management and link to external games…

Steam offers more than just DRM…

I posted a link in my original comment about using WeChat to spy…

Tencent owns 40% of Epic. That is very likely a controlling share which means being able to decide who is on the board and influence their decision making.

https://www.thestockdork.com/who-owns-epic-games/

Been working untouched for a long time but might be time to update. To that maintained one, thanks!

I’m OK if you own the game you are making exclusive to your platform. Bribing devs is shitty practice. They also sit and wait for a game’s early access to gain momentum on Steam first before offering them money to leave.

NOW this is interesting. Still won’t give Epic my money but I get plenty of games from Twitch for EGS.