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Thanks for joining us tonight. Going to fix up some bugs tomorrow with the site, and we'll be back on Friday with PlayStation PlayStation Fridays.
I could potentially add that, right now it just matches the volume level of the offline video player.
Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man soft toys, which were available long ago.
Despite the bugs tonight, we managed to have some fun by the end. We'll see you guys soon with another stream over on the website. Will be trying to fix some of the issues that came up tonight.
It appears to be the case but they're refusing to let me change the account type.
The making of Madden 97.
Skeleton football.
Madden NFL 97 (1996)
You're not wrong on that. It created a problem with websites being expected to collect/host personal ID, become responsible for the security of it, and in Discord's case they already just had a massive data breach recently. At base level people should at least know some choices are available.
No? Just that if a service is getting into a state that it's becoming inconvenient, invasive, or a problem that there's often alternatives available.
That's a bad-faith interpretation. No one is being called stupid, it's a reminder about the vastness of the internet and how users do have choice.
In terms of other services : Ventrilo, Mumble, and TeamSpeak are still running and a lot of Discord's framework is based around them.
Sometimes the threat of losing the userbase is also what could pressure people to improve their services. If there's no pushback, no criticism, and no competition, then naturally services will get more invasive and less functional. Cancelling Nitro is a decent start to send a message at least.
Feed based websites promoted the concept of apathy rather than a sense of agency. In the past too, people switched services for so much less than some of things happening recently. Keep in mind that there are a lot of potential alternatives for messengers if Discord really goes through with this.
Certain services don't have competition just because of hosting costs (it's why YouTube still gets used) but basic timeline feeds, messenger services, gallery websites, there's a lot of choice out there. When a service isn't properly serving its users anymore it's a reason to look for change.
I hope people can become familiar with the concept of not putting all faith into a single service/platform again. It was ten years ago that Skype became inconvenient so people switched from using it. Even further back people manually opted to download and use other browsers than Internet Explorer.
It's what I was worried about. Hopefully the original owner can get it back since it sounds messy.
I haven't compared WHOIS information but I hope that someone didn't just hijack the page since the domain briefly went up for grabs or something. It had been preserved for so long and even got carried over into HTML5 after Flash died.
Oh no what's going on with zombo.com ?
It had a GoDaddy landing page up about a day ago and just got replaced with a new site layout that has a robotic TTS voice.
Dumped texture of "The Man 3" poster from Sonic Adventure on Dreamcast.
Thanks for tuning into the radio today. We'll have news on the website over the next couple of days here leading up to a first test stream.
