Have you seen videos of these auctions? Yes, they are.
Also the auction example was simply an example of supply and demand in action.
That makes zero sense, like the comment I replied to.
DLSS is amazing, no matter how many GPUs Nvidia sell or what they say in their financial reports.
It really is as bad as that. Linux isn’t gaming magic. Most games run better on a fresh Windows install than on a fresh Linux install. Linux isn’t going to make the steam machine perform above its specs.
I don’t need to try Linux gaming, nor do I want to because I play online games almost exclusively, and they generally don’t work on Linux.
Most TVs aren’t Android TVs lol.
It’s not just the engine, it’s literally every single driving characteristic too.
But you’re not “locked in” with Plex, because as everyone in here keeps saying - JellyFin is so wonderful it only takes 15 minutes to set up. That means if Plex ever does screw over lifetime pass owners, unlikely as it is, then within 15 minutes they’ve switched to JellyFin. Easy.
Who really cares if you see some ads for 2 seconds before you press the Plex button?
You were on the right track but came to the wrong conclusion.
They’re pricing the lifetime pass out so no one buys it. The goal is to get everyone that doesn’t already have one to get a monthly subscription.
They’re not going to screw over the existing lifetime pass owners because those are the people that helped get the company to where it is today. They’re the people who bought it just to support the product, not because it was needed.
Marathon? Slow death? 🤣. It’s already circling the drain. It won’t see out the year - and neither will Bungie.
Where is the trump admin supporting censorship?
Why? Exactly for this reason lol. So people like you will buy the game instead of pirating it.
The purpose of DRM free games is to have no DRM, not to also give you access to bonus features that are tied to a service.
Was? So it’s not now?
Again, if you installed Plex in a setup that it is known to have issues with, that’s a user error.