I mean, they can’t really tell you “here is a torrent with the necessary assets.”
They have to pretend they don’t know what pirating is so that Ubisoft’s lawyers can pretend that’s not what’s really happening for a huge chunk of the users.
So yeah, you can buy it (it’s usually cheap on GOG) or you can pirate it if that’s your thing.
I usually use Moonlight and stream the game from my PC to the TV directly. Avoids all cables and the latency is negligible unless you have a shitty router.
Biology papers and Photoshop, name a more iconic duo.
Unrelated, but thanks for that site! Now I know what my neighbours download.
Eh, Tesla is not big in Europe, everyone and their mother knows that everyone makes electric cars nowadays.
Like, this is one of the few things where finding an European alternative is extremely easy.
Go back to your paid troll farms.
That’s not being lazy, that’s pretty much using the tool that was made exactly for this purpose.
I’m paying for the All Products Pack by Jetbrains, use them pretty much exclusively.
That’s really hard to do properly. First, most people will not care, this is unlikely to reach the minimum threshold.
Second, the goal is unachievable. Like, what if a European software uses US made libraries? And if only the end result matters, what prevents someone from creating an EU entity, just slapping “Made in EU” on it, while just reusing a parent company’s software?
Also enjoy your SQL injections, XSS injections and various other fun things that frameworks solve for you.
Well, it entirely depends on your bank, some banks intentionally block anything that’s not Google certified Android and there’s not much you can do about that.
Edit: here’s a forum thread with user reported bank apps, not everything is there, but you might be lucky: https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/banking-apps-on-sailfish-os/18438
If you want, tell me your bank app and I can at least try installing and opening it.
10 years is way too much, I’d go with 5.
Meg Myers
I have a SailfishOS phone which includes an Android compatibility layer. Some banks don’t work on that setup, but mine does. It might be worth a try.
Nah, Nintendo decided to offer the dev money so he stops working on it.
Unless there’s someone to work on the actual emulation layer, yet another Yuzu fork won’t help anything.
Wow, really good requests! I’m saving this comment to implement later.
I split the problem into two parts in my previous comments:
So it all depends on what you believe has a bigger impact even if you’re in the “all screen time is bad” camp. Anyway, I know I’m not gonna convince you and you’re not gonna convince me. It’s not like I never read anything and decided that I’ll base my opinions on my feelings only.
I’m a firm believer that the problem is with parents not setting healthy boundaries for screen time, not the fact that a screen is showing some pictures.
Thanks for the kind words! This app (like pretty much everything open source I ever did) stemmed from needing an app like that but not finding any and every little “Contains ads” in the Play Store listing made me a little sadder that vultures are trying to attack even the most vulnerable.
The only other good one I found had a different problem, a good old greediness (every theme was a separate app, each unlocked with an in-app purchase, meaning you cannot buy once and use on all family member’s devices, the unlock was $2, but multiply it with 4 apps and 4 devices and it gets quite expensive for such a simple game). I’m fine with that in general, but given I’m a developer, I decided to offer people a better alternative.
So yeah, I believe in it and I’m glad someone sees it that way.
Seriously, thanks, I think it’s been quite a while since some online stranger said something so nice to me!
Who would’ve thunk. I do reviews of AI generated slop pretty regularly and while the code usually does what it’s meant to, it’s also a convoluted mess that does everything in the weirdest way possible and doesn’t respect code style.