It depends on how it works, 14 days and then the friend has to buy it or renewed every 14 days. If it is the latter and if it eventually goes online (which I think it will with the online subscription) it is a way, not the best way but a way, to stop scammers from building up massive stolen libraries because, unlike piracy, these games would actually be getting stolen from whoever lent it out since they can’t play them. If it is 14 days and then the friend has to buy the game, it’s a stupid limit.

I can’t find it anywhere, I must have mis-remembered

Yes

Aspyr, the ones who made the civ 6 port

Randomly generated by reddit 5 years ago

I also reccomend deep rock galactic, the devs are very involved in the community. The community is (mostly) amazing. There isn’t much story and it is completely hidden in the in game encyclopedia and the wiki. No drm (apart from steam) and lots of content and depth that keeps you hooked once you make it to your first promotion.

Every time something releases on that website I gain both more respect and hatred for the developer

I think most of the scene was scripted apart from the part about his wife which was improvised, that’s why you can hear the crew behind the camera laughing as well.

Here’s the video I got that from: https://youtu.be/RmCWDZulUuQ

It’s a fair point. It feels like I can’t look at any news on lemmy without seeing a large amount of doomers convinced the world is going to end by 2030. Some of their points are valid but their view of the future is overwhelmingly depressing and very exaggerated.

When I open lemmy, it’s to ignore real life, not to feel even worse about my future

I think it means 15C warmer than before the industrial revolution

Most businesses give me a pass to let me skip queueing if I give them enough notice

I have a rare condition called EBS (sometimes called butterfly skin). I am lucky enough to have a non life threatening form so it is usually only a problem when I walk/exercise in above 20°C temperatures. And I usually get benefits (I rarely have to queue for things)

This took me a minute to get

1: It depends, I use giffgaff and get very bad connections outside of cities, but they have free EU roaming which is better than other companies

3: If you want cheap than Aldi is the best place, the food isn’t bad and Aldis have a middle isle full of name brand products if your daughter prefers them over Aldi’s products

5: It depends on where you end up living, she will probably find friends but it could be more difficult in certain areas of the UK (people in the South like talking a lot less than in the North)

6: You rarely need an ID. I would recommend carrying your daughter’s ID if you go somewhere like the cinema, I don’t know if it is the same in the US but kids will have their ID checked if they do not look old enough to watch a film

11: kind of, most areas in the UK with full fibre are connected by city fibre so if you need good internet I would look for a city that uses them so you have a lot of choices for ISPs. I am using zen internet right now and it has no data caps, caps on home internet isn’t really a thing in the UK

12: You need a TV license to watch most things in the UK, this is because the BBC’s content is on other platforms like Netflix, not just iPlayer.

14: Your best bet is looking for a local business. There is a Taco Bell in my town but I don’t know how common they are in the rest of the UK and I don’t know if that is what you are really looking for.

18: Most businesses take card now, the only time you need to carry cash is if you are going to a market.

20: fuck you

Greg Davies already looks like this

Fairytale*

If it goes horribly wrong, Ireland is right there!

I’m not 100% sure but I think it’s someone who goes mad and doesn’t shut up about foss when someone mentions proprietary software (like minecraft)

The “loving your work” poster behind him as well…