Robocop for half off is a good deal. That game was fun as heck.

Okay but my question was specifically if Ubisoft was asking that question at the same time they are making these decisions. That last panel would be funnier if it were true.

Is there a source for Ubisoft wondering why they are a hated company or did you just make that up

I’m referring to the base game which has been out since December.

I don’t know a single person- friends, family, extended friends, streamers- who have played this game.

KILLER BEAN

The reveal video looks really good! Definitely some solid competition for EA and their upcoming Skate game.

Choose your next words carefully or risk invoking the wrath of the fediverse.

officially the cringiest thing I’ve ever read on lemmy

I would argue that someone saying “every piece of media” doesn’t care about that distinction.

Soooo people shouldn’t get paid for taking time to create books, movies, music, textbooks, newspapers?

Battlefront II 2017 still looks gorgeous and like it could have been released yesterday.

Damn, this was a fun game when it was on Stadia but the $20 price tag was a tough pill. Shame they repeated the same mistake.

It’s bad wording from the article. The actual Spotify support page says this:

We recommend resetting your Car Thing to factory settings and safely disposing of your device following local electronic waste guidelines. Contact your state or local waste disposal department to determine how to dispose of or recycle Car Thing in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

If you like it and it works for you, then great. I’m in the same boat.

It’s honestly a smart idea, especially when waiting around at a charger while on a road trip or something.

What exactly about the manual release damages the car? When my friend got his Model 3 he told me his friends would constantly use the manual release because the normal electronic one was less obvious. His car and doors didn’t break in any of those cases.

AdGuard DNS is free and super simple to setup, no app required. It’s my favorite no-fuss solution I found when I switched from Android a few years ago.

https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html

Go to that link, scroll down to method 2, and download an iOS profile. You’ll need to be using Safari for the download to work properly.

You get more customization and features through AdGuard’s app but then you have to pay a subscription for DNS blocking features. While it’s super cheap, I’ve personally been perfectly satisfied with this free solution. It blocks ads system-wide, not just in the browser. For example, in my shopping list app there’s usually a banner ad but it doesn’t load with the adguard DNS enabled. I’m 99% sure it won’t block ads in YouTube though (I sub to premium so I’ve never tried it.)

Next DNS is also free and appears to be the same thing but their website lets you fine-tune your profile, similar to using paid AdGuard. Might be worth looking into that, especially because it appears you can integrate AdGuard’s block list.

If you use the app then you have to pay for their subscription to use DNS features. If you don’t pay then you’re really just limited to adblocking in Safari. The profile I linked is free and will work for all apps. It’s not as robust or customizable as the AdGuard app, sure, but I’ve never had any real issues or need for anything more. Plus it’s one less app to have installed.

It’s personal preference mostly.

You can use AdGuard’s DNS to block ads system-wide. You don’t need to install any app.

https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html

Just scroll down to method 2 and download the profile from the iOS section. You’ll need to be using Safari for the download to work properly. Then if you ever need to disable it the setting is in Settings > General > VPN & Device Management

You can stop playing at any time if you haven’t already