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@_Barrettt_ Why is the resolution so bad? It’s unacceptable that the resolution is so low! Post higher resolution renders!

Battlecruiser IJN Kongō 𝗝𝗮𝗽𝗮𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗲 𝗡𝗮𝘃𝘆, 𝟭𝟵𝟮𝟬𝘀 instagram.com/p/DazFSR6jjpc/… #Minecraft #Minecraftbuilds #minecraft建築コミュ

@Dexerto How is that even possible if it was encrypted and Microsoft didn’t have the key?

The streamer who claimed Microsoft "deleted" his accounts and lost 25 years of data after a hack has had them restored Joshua Khane says he has now recovered pictures of his son, which he is "extremely happy about"

@gabefollower Your interpretation is valid.

A former Valve developer, who retired after 45 years in the gaming / computer industry, did a small Q&A and answered the question of what HLX (rumored to be Half-Life 3) project is: "I think you know the answer to that :-)"

@ibxtoycat You can’t create a version of Steam or amazon for Minecraft mods or for any game mods for that matter. It’s just not possible.

@m1110011 well you don't pay for convenience and updates on java edition because there is no convenience and update system built into the game lol.

btw, one of the most ridiculous marketplace policies is charging the same amount for a map in USD or GBP $9.99 is already insane for a map, but in the UK it comes in at $13.40

@ibxtoycat I don’t think there’s anything convenient about bedrock or the marketplace. It’s just designed to rip off money from parents.

@ibxtoycat Who pays for easy convenience and updates on PC? Literally just download prism launcher and install anything you want with automatic updates. Every mod maker is free to lock their mods behind a paywall. Most people will not pay for it though. How does the creator of sodium do it?

@m1110011 you can download many add-ons off the marketplace too, but even on PC many players prefer paying for convenience and easy updates. I don't think that wanting to earn from what you create is something so bad, why do you think all modders should work for free in this case?

@ibxtoycat Well if you’re a mod maker for Minecraft you shouldn’t expect any support or to make a living off of it lmao. Releasing your shit on the marketplace literally forces kids to pay for it. I’d call marketplace a scam before I call it support for the “creator”.

@m1110011 I don't think supporting creators of content you enjoy makes you stupid tbh

@thengyy @gabefollower I can’t believe he’s so young! What’s the point of my life anymore? I should just end it because Kane Parsons is 20 years old directing a movie for A24!

@m1110011 @gabefollower That lying bastard cant even keep his story straight. One day hes 20 then after some kind of "birth day" hes suddenly 21

Kane Parsons, the director of Backrooms, keeps baiting Valve fans with a new highlight called "Valve" in which he posts Half-Life and Portal related stories. Kane Parsons was just 20 years old when he mentioned that directing a feature-film adaptation of Portal would be his dream. However he is 21 years old now.

@HenningSwart @ibxtoycat If they lock down Java I’m playing on cracked servers

@ibxtoycat I'm looking at them looking at their own game with disdain... They wanna own rights to selling compute like with Realms. They wanna lock down Java I think. But also excuses for not developing offline components gains legislation like you can't run a game I've pulled support for.

Shocking that the ESA haven't retracted this claim. Minecraft servers are a big part of what built the game, not an illegal after thought

@brave filters for my region don't exist in Brave's additional filter lists.

@m1110011 Appreciate you reporting them. One thing worth trying is to go to Settings -> Shields -> Content filtering and turn on the filter(s) for the region/language you're browsing. It should help with some of those non-English ads.

Brave Origin is now available on iOS! Origin is our optional, paid browser for users who want Brave's ad blocker and privacy protections without the extra features: brave.com/origin/

@brave Sometimes on niche regional non-English sites brave shields doesn’t block ads when ublock on Firefox does. I reported every site to Brave already.

@m1110011 In what way do you think Brave Shields isn't doing the job as well?

@StopKilingGames @theESA and Indians too.

@StopKilingGames @theESA Can the EU population work with the same enthusiasm and motivation to remove every muslim and black person from the continent?

Californians: The Protect Our Games Act advances to the business committee on June 29: sbp.senate.ca.gov/agenda We need your help to push AB1921 through! Contact your state senator: docs.google.com/document/d/e/2… @theESA showed up to the last hearing, so make your voices heard!

@Aktiver67 @itsmeautismus

@itsmeautismus to say hitler hated polish people is a stretch imo. I think hitler wanted peace with these countries, but also wanted to free the opressed germans in poland an tschecho slovakei. but since they were backed up by france and england they didnt wanna hear that shit.

Nick Fuentes debunks the myth that Nazi Germany was somehow less racist than America

@BrendanEich @brave Brave shields fails to block ads on some niche non english language sites. When ublock origin on Firefox blocks those ads perfectly fine. If both shields and ublock use almost the same lists then why can't shields block those ads?

I have to say I'm loving @Brave Origin: minimal UX just feels lighter. It's a cliché, but even with familiarity, busier UX takes a cognitive toll. The counter-argument is many can't afford to pay. We will always provide brave.com/download for free. brave.com/origin

@hoegeniic Who the fuck is that simp LMAO

Twitch streamer almost gets ran over during dinner

@Pirat_Nation Ross Scott must realize that the EU will no longer exist in 10 years. DEXIT and R4 coming soon.

Update on Stop Killing Games: Ross Scott responds to the EU setback. The European Commission said it does not plan to introduce new laws requiring game publishers to keep games playable after support ends. Instead, it pointed to existing consumer protection laws. > Stop Killing Games founder Ross Scott said the response was mostly expected and told supporters not to lose hope. He argued that relying on existing laws creates uncertainty, as there is still no clear answer on publishers’ legal obligations when shutting down games. > Scott said the campaign still has other options, including pushing for changes through the upcoming Digital Fairness Act, and that the initiative has strong support in the European Parliament. > According to Scott, the European Commission is currently the biggest obstacle, but he stressed the campaign is far from over and urged supporters to focus on the next steps.