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- inclementimmigrant@lemmy.worldto
3 daysYup. It’s completely false advertising and dangerous to call something Full Self-Driving or Autopilot when it clearly does not do what the common understanding of the names imply.
“Although Sweet Bandits had to close their doors, we don’t believe Deceive Inc. should quietly disappear because the services behind it aren’t sustainable forever,” the unsigned post reads. "We’re actively rebuilding Deceive Inc.’s backend to be sustainable indefinitely and support community-hosted dedicated servers.
Good guy devs and count me in for self-hosting a dedicated server.
“Although Sweet Bandits had to close their doors, we don’t believe Deceive Inc. should quietly disappear because the services behind it aren’t sustainable forever,” the unsigned post reads. "We’re actively rebuilding Deceive Inc.’s backend to be sustainable indefinitely and support community-hosted dedicated servers.
Count me in for self-hosting a dedicated server.
Just another stark reminder that no matter how good a corporation is, they’re still a corporation that cannot be trusted to do the right thing.
- inclementimmigrant@lemmy.worldto
Speaking of privacy and another reason to never install that trash.
- inclementimmigrant@lemmy.worldto
Same. I’ve been happy with the move and as far as gaming is concerned, it’s been so much smoother and a much better experience even with the more limited support from vendors.
Windows Latest recorded 791.7 MB of RAM usage from the Copilot app at idle, suggesting it can reach up to 1 GB of system RAM usage in total. I’ve left the Copilot app open in the background as I write this article, and it’s currently sitting at around 560 MB—making it the third most RAM-heavy application currently running on my PC.
Yeah, not sure I’d be comfortable with this “fix” personally.
It should be simply required by law of companies if you ask me and why I donate to groups like Stop Killing Games.