It’s not illegal anywhere except in Norway according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartrazine?useskin=monobook#Regulation

Don’t use passwords for public SSH in the first place. Disable password authentication and use pubkeys.

“Frūctūs super populō” (edit: or “hūmānīs” given that this is “people” (plural) instead of “the people” (singular))

(no idea if this correct, I just used Wiktionary and have very little knowledge of Latin)

I have an automated setup that can torrent the same game 100000 times so I can make corporations go broke at the click of a button. Fear me

People paid for that original game too, it wasn’t free. I don’t assume they got refunded. It was basically a massive bait and switch.

Me too, Intel

Same same same. I would love to have one, and I would absolutely be down to have mine preserved.

Also I study CS which is funny considering the “he works in IT” from the OP

This is only true for steam keys. https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/keys

I’m not trying to sell anything to you.

having a degrading work culture: (from one of his documents)

No doesn’t mean no

Let’s not take stuff way out of context. There’s plenty to criticize here (including a toxic work culture, but not because of this) so there’s no need to misrepresent anything.

This is the paragraph that comes from. I’d say it’s absolutely shitty to whoever they’re bothering though.

NO DOES NOT MEAN NO

When dealing with people outside MrBeast Productions never take a No at face value. If we need a store to buy everything inside of and you call the local Dollar tree and the person that answers says “No, you can’t film here”. That literally doesn’t mean shit. Talk to other employees and see if any are fans or if any have kids that are fans, try talking to their boss, their bosses boss, have me dm them on twitter and try their social team, etc. If after all avenues are exhausted you are left with a no, that doesn’t mean don’t try the other dollar trees because the manager of those could be huge fans and willing to bend the rules. Basically what I’m trying to convey is what we call “pushing thru no”. Don’t just stop because one person told you no, stop when all conceivable options are exhausted. This is one of many tools that when combined dramatically improve your probability of success when producing here.

(source)

Just one more lane will fix traffic bro

I’ve got it already from the itch.io page the other user posted. But thanks!

Article from 5 months ago about another one of these groups: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/13643441

I did not realize this game was this well known! It has a super low player peak and at least last time I looked after I first played it years ago no big YouTube channels had a let’s play of it either.

Lorn’s Lure (currently demo only, releases in 3 weeks)

An android is led through a vast structure by a glitch in his visual system. Lorn’s Lure is an atmospheric narrative first-person platformer with novel climb-anything mechanics and modernized retro 3D graphics.

CONCLUSE

Concluse is an atmospheric horror game which features puzzles, outstanding cutscenes, and something a little twisted…

This one is free! Unfortunately a lot of my niche games are horror, not sure how broad of an appeal that is, but hopefully there’s some horror fans here :^)

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Piss off Steam, this sounds hilarious

MOTHERED

An immersive first-person horror adventure where you play the role of LIANA - a young girl who arrives home after major surgery and is met with a strange mannequin claiming to be her mother.

This is part of a trilogy which I highly recommend checking out. All three of these are great.

Evoland 2

Evoland 2 is an unique RPG, with its graphic style and gameplay changing as you progress through a deep storyline based on time travel.

Recently, I met with a founder who cringed when his colleague used the word “humans” instead of “users.” He wasn’t sure why.

Yeah because it sounds super weird. Who says “humans” instead of “people”.

• “my app has 2000 users” - yes
• “2000 people use my app” - yes
• “2000 humans use my app” - you’re definitely an alien

Either way what a stupid article. The AI angle pretty much makes me dismiss it outright because I refuse to let AI dictate anything I do except for adding AI crawlers to my website’s robots.txt. And then you’ve got the corporate focus which is also really strange since that’s not the only place where there’s “users”. Open-source software also has users (and developers, so if you want to replace “users” with “people”, does that mean developers are not people?) and I would be insulted if someone implied I “depersonalize” the people who use my software by calling them users. It’s just a descriptive word and this article and everyone quoted here seems like they’re trying to pull a bad connotation to the word out of thin air.